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Tablets so far do not come with Ubuntu natively installed on them. However, there are many out there that have workarounds. For instance, my tablet is the discontinued HP Touchpad. One quick Google search will turn up a lot of different mixed results when using Linux on a tablet. In some cases, it installs fine […]

You can find the contents of the Ubuntu operating system under your user profile in the App, and data folder. Any of the Linux distributions that you install via the subsystem will also appear under App. Data with the distro name in the folder. The Ubuntu files themselves are located under the rootfs folder. Where […]

Now, go back to the Windows Terminal and click on the dropdown menu. You will see the new Ubuntu option. Click on the Ubuntu option and the Ubuntu terminal will open in Windows Terminal. How do I add a Linux console to Windows Terminal? By default, Windows Terminal comes with Power. Shell and Command Prompt […]

The Ubuntu operating system is based on the Linux kernel. … Over time however, your Ubuntu 18.04 installation can become more sluggish. This can be due to small amounts of free disk space or possible low virtual memory due to the number of programs you’ve downloaded. For a limited time, Ubuntu’s server/mirrors download between 600 […]

Yes, you can. Ubuntu requires 2GB of RAM as a minimum. There should be 2GB of RAM in Ubuntu 32bit. I use Ubuntu 14.04.5 x64 and he works fine. No need to look into older versions, but I’d suggest looking at Xubuntu 18.04. While Ubuntu GNOME might be okay, GNOME isn’t exactly RAM-friendly. Yup, exactly […]

Ubuntu 22.04 release date is scheduled on April 21, 2022. This is an LTS (long term support) release – the type of release that Canonical only publishes every two years, and continues to support for the next five. When will ubuntu 22.04 be released? Canonical’s latest iteration to the Ubuntu operating system is Ubuntu 22.04 […]

How to Check Ubuntu Version from Command Line Open your terminal either by using the Ctrl+Alt+T keyboard shortcut or by clicking on the terminal icon. Use the lsb_release -a command to display the Ubuntu version., and lsb_release -a. No LSB modules are available. Check Ubuntu Version from Terminal Open your terminal either by using the […]

How to Check Ubuntu Version First, select Activities in the top left corner. In the search bar, enter Settings and click on the icon once it appears in the results. In the System Settings window, click on the Details tab. This command is mainly used for setting hostname, but you can check the Ubuntu version […]

One option is to run Ubuntu inside of a virtual machine on Windows 10, and the other option is to create a dual boot system. Both options have their pros and cons. A big advantage of a dual boot system is that both operating systems will have direct access to your computer’s hardware – no […]

Here are some the causes and the fixes for when the Ubuntu Software Center is not working. Sometimes the Ubuntu Software Center fails to load. If you see a message such as “Unable to download from …” then it usually means that it cannot read the local cache because it doesn’t exist. Why can’t I […]