Ubuntu finally added support for disabling automatic updates for snap applications, though it’s currently considered experimental at the moment of writing. As you may know, Snap is an universal package format runs in sandbox. It’s developed by Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, as a competitor to Flatpak. The pre-installed Firefox in Ubuntu 22.04+, and Ubuntu […]
Snapcraft allows you to easily create snap that can be used in various Linux distributions. Here is how to install and use Snapcraft on Linux
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Snap packages are widely used all across different Linux distributions. Learn how to install and use Snapd on Debian 11 here.
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Canonical announced that now Ubuntu 21.10 Impish Indri has reached End of Life (EOL). This means your Impish computer will not be able to install applications anymore, nor receive any security updates, although it can still be used without any time lim…
In the following tutorial, learn how to install Arduino IDE on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy Jellyfish desktop with the APT, Snap, or Flatpak method.
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Here’s our review of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS “Jammy Jellyfish”. It’s incredibly late, for that we apologize, but it’s better than never. We concluded this release as the best LTS ever and as a future of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) computing. Please r…
Ubuntu automatically checks and updates all installed Snap packages 4 times every day. Here’s how you can delay or assign a certain time period for the automatic update. Snap is an Ubuntu developed universal package format that runs in sandbox. Few core apps (such as Ubuntu Software and Firefox in 22.04) and many software in […]
Complete guide on how to remove snap from Ubuntu Linux and re-install Software, Firefox as deb version.
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Do you still use an older or unsupported Ubuntu on your computer? Don’t want to upgrade for some reason? Then, you might want to update or install some new applications but you find it impossible. Good news for you! There are several solutions to fulfi…
Powered with latest technology of Free Libre Open Source Software aka FLOSS, comes with a brand new logo, got fantastically enjoyable user interface and experience, while being fast and ready to empower your computers, here’s a pre-release overview of …
The Snap Package Manager is a modern package manager in Linux. Learn how to install and use Snap Package Manager on AlmaLinux 8.
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If you use snap to install your Linux applications, it’s time to patch. Security holes have been found in the snap Linux packaging system. Learn more here.
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This article is about how to update GIMP in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS without using Flatpak or Snap. GIMP is a special application for me, which I use almost daily. Keeping it updated is essential to its functionality.
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GNOME 41.1 is the first point release of the GNOME 41 desktop environment, which introduced a new Calls and Connections apps, a redesigned Software app, new multitasking and mobile connection settings, and enhanced power management features. Now, GNOME 41.1 builds on these changes and brings a first batch of improvements that update the GNOME Software […]
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You can not install GNOME Extensions via Snap Firefox in Ubuntu 21.10. This tutorial explains the steps for manual installation of GNOME Extension from its ZIP files in Ubuntu, Fedora and other related distributions.
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In this post, we will look at the differences between these three package formats – Snap, AppImage, and Flatpak.
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