Ptyxis, the default terminal emulator for Ubuntu since 25.10, released version 50 RC yesterday. If everything goes well, the new 50 version of this container-oriented terminal emulator will be released in next few weeks, and it will be default for next Ubuntu 26.04 LTS. The new version added support changing profile on per-tab basis. Just […]
Read MorePtyxis, the free open-source container-oriented terminal emulator, released new 49.3 version few days ago. As you may know, Ptyxis is a GTK4 terminal emulator that’s default in Ubuntu since 25.10. It features first-class container integration with automatic discovery, direct spawning, and context preservation support for Podman, Toolbox, Distrobox, and JHBuild. It also features smart process […]
Read MoreThis tutorial is inspired by errors and fixes we encountered when testing openSUSE Leap 16 yesterday. The problem is a kernel panic at boot time, so we cannot run it the same way we usually run other GNU/Linux operating systems up to today. After looki…
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Read MoreThis is a step by step beginners guide shows how to change the default terminal app in Ubuntu 25.04 Plucky Puffin. To configure which terminal app opens, when you right-clicking on a folder and select “Open in Terminal”/”Open Terminal Here”, here’s an extension to do the job. While, this tutorial shows how to configure which […]
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Read MoreThis tutorial will help you to connect, control, show and mirror your Android Phone on Ubuntu 24.04 computer using Screen Copy technology. With this, on Ubuntu you can control Android phone with mouse clicks, with computer keyboard, while the phone dis…
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Read MoreThis tutorial will give you simple but complete practical exercises to learn Terminal command lines of Ubuntu 24.04 “Noble Numbat” enough for daily computing life and as a starting point to learn further. We entitled this tutorial Jewel and Pearl to ma…
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Read MorePrompt, the container-oriented terminal emulator, now is re-named to Ptyxis! GNOME Developer Christian Hergert announced the Prompt terminal emulator a few months ago. It “marries the best of GNOME Builder’s seamless container support, the beauty of GNOME Text Editor, and the robustness of VTE.” described in the blog post. Due to name confusion to other […]
Read MoreAlacritty, the popular free open-source GPU-accelerated terminal emulator, release new major 0.13.0 version few days ago. The release introduced new features, including persist config option in hints config section, warnings for unused configuration file options, support for keybindings with dead keys, dynamically loading conpty.dll on Windows, as well as: Back/Forward mouse buttons support in bindings […]
Read MoreAlacritty, is a free and open-source terminal emulator, written in Rust programming language. It works in Linux, Windows, MacOS, and uses OpenGL API for GPU hardware acceleration for fast response and high performance. The terminal emulator features vi mode, allows to move around the viewport and scrollback using the keyboard. And, vi search and normal […]
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Read MoreTried another shell and liked it so much that you want to use it all the time by making it the default shell? Here’s how you can change the default shell in Linux.
Read MoreBecome more efficient in the Linux terminal by mastering these super useful keyboard shortcuts.
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