This is a simple beginner’s guide for Ubuntu users to install, remove and updates software packages including applications and games on 24.04 “Noble Numbat”. You will learn about App Center as well as APT and Snap here. With this tutorial, we hope you…
Read MoreThunderbird is the flagship Ubuntu email client and the free/libre open source software one for all major operating systems. by default, Thunderbird does not show sender replies and you might not like it. If you prefer Gmail-like ways to view replies i…
Read MoreThis article breaks down the Linux mount command, providing a clear understanding of how to use it to manage filesystems and attach storage devices to specific directories. With practical examples, learn how to mount various types of filesystems, inclu…
Read MoreThis is a collection of hard disk partitioning and maintenancing tutorials published by Ubuntu Buzz in several years. With these tutorials, you can learn how to create, format, reformat, rename, delete, resize, enlarge, shrink filesystems and partition…
Read MoreGet into the functionalities of the find command in Linux through this detailed guide. Learn how to locate files and directories based on various criteria like name, size, and modification date, with practical examples to streamline your command-line f…
Read MoreThis comprehensive guide delves into the Linux shutdown command, providing a deep understanding of its usage, options, and practical examples. Whether you’re looking to schedule a shutdown, reboot your system, or simply understand the command’s nuances…
Read MoreThis tutorial will help you create wifi to wifi hotspot (also known as repeater) on your Xubuntu XFCE laptop. This means receiving internet access from a wifi and giving (sharing) it away as another wifi. You will need two WLAN adapters, for example, o…
Read MoreThis is a full list of all Xubuntu default applications (or list of Xubuntu components) with their explanations for first time users. Xubuntu is the official variant of Ubuntu with Xfce as the technology of the desktop environment and default apps. We …
Read MoreThis tutorial will help you create PDF documents on Ubuntu computer with default applications. You can do so using LibreOffice (full set consisted of Writer, Calc and Impress) and Firefox. You can do this quickly without adding any new application. Now…
Read MoreThis tutorial will help you create PDF documents on Ubuntu computer with default applications. You can do so using LibreOffice (full set consisted of Writer, Calc and Impress) and Firefox. You can do this quickly without adding any new application. Now…
Read MoreThis tutorial will show a basic method to resize and shrink hard disk drive partitions and filesystems that can be practiced for any computer as well as laptop. You will need an Ubuntu Livecd which GParted software is available built-in either in form …
Read MoreThis tutorial will help you download and install fonts listed on the alternative fonts comparison table we published. It means you will practice visiting websites of respective fonts like Carlito’s and Liberation’s, downloading, extracting, viewing, in…
Read MoreThis guide introduces 15 essential Linux commands for file viewing and editing. Master commands like ‘cat’, ‘less’, ‘nano’, and ‘vim’ to efficiently navigate, view, and modify files in Linux, enhancing your command line proficiency and overall system m…
Read MoreCreating a root user and setting a password in Linux is crucial for system administration. This guide provides clear instructions on how to establish root user credentials, from enabling the root account to setting a secure password, enhancing the safe…
Read MoreThis guide compares ‘su’ and ‘sudo’, two fundamental commands in Linux for managing user privileges. Learn the differences in their usage, security implications, and scenarios where each command is most effective, enhancing your understanding of Linux …
Read MoreMaster file operations in Linux with this guide on 10 essential commands. From creating and deleting files with ‘touch’ and ‘rm’ to copying and moving files with ‘cp’ and ‘mv’, these commands form the foundation of effective file management and system …
Read MoreThe Ubuntu Terminal is a powerful tool for system management and development. This guide introduces you to the Terminal’s interface, basic commands, and advanced functionalities. Learn to navigate, customize, and utilize the Terminal to its fullest pot…
Read MoreThis is a compilation of useful suggestions, quick guide for you to do for the first time after installing your computer with Ubuntu 23.10 Mantic Minotaur. This is part of our traditional series continuing Jammy Jellyfish, Kinetic Kudu and lastly Lunar…
Read MoreThis tutorial will explain Debian repository and how to configure to use it to install and update software packages. You will learn about sources.list configuration file as well as Software & Source graphical configuration program to practice it. D…
Read MoreEnhance your Ubuntu experience with these 10 optimization tips. From managing startup applications to updating your system, learn simple yet effective ways to improve performance, speed up your system, and ensure a smoother, more efficient Ubuntu opera…
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