gpart is a tool to read your hard drive for existing filesystems and then use the info to guess for partitions. It could be used to scan for and …
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Ubuntu does not automatically install some multimedia media codecs and fonts due to licensing and legal reasons. Ubuntu considers DVD, MP3, Quicktime, Windows Media and a few other as …
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add-apt-repository is normally installed by default in Ubuntu and Debian distribution, but not in some variance such as Raspberry Pi OS. As such, you'll get the following command …
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After installing Ubuntu and its derivatives on a Dell XPS Studio, both the headphone jacks are unusable. Plugging earphones into the jacks produces no sound, and the system still …
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Installing programs using apt or Ubuntu Software in Ubuntu and other Debian derivatives will copy the binaries and configuration files to the intended locations. However, uninstalling with these tools …
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Timezone is set during system installation for Ubuntu. It automatically selects the timezone based on your current location though you can choose any timezone from the list for your …
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Hostname is used to identify a system to the local network. On Ubuntu, system hostname is set during the installation process.

Hostname information is set …
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apt and apt-get are the easiest ways to install applications for Ubuntu. Official package repository for the tools is hosted and managed by Ubuntu. It contain most but not …
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User in Ubuntu and other Linux distributions can be created from graphical and command-line tools.

Related: How to add new user in Linux

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Desktop and server users create shared folders to allow access to their files with other users in the same network.

Related: How to configure folder sharing on …
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