Author: SoftwareFiestaTeam

Now that you have installed Ubuntu, it’s time to tweak and customize the operating system to your liking. That is the beauty of Linux based operating systems, that you may add features that did not originally come packaged into it. Let’s explore 6 Things to do with a fresh Ubuntu 21.10 installation. Things to do […]

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 […]

To start the installation, place the Ubuntu Linux CD into the CD-ROM or DVD drive and reboot your computer system. Once you have performed the Windows file migration you will be asked to create a user account on the Ubuntu Linux system for Booting Ubuntu Linux for the First Time. When the system reboots Ubuntu […]

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 […]

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 […]

One of the things I like about Ubuntu is that you can configure keyboard shortcuts per your need. You can setup keyboard shortcuts for like playing next song, opening up an application, switching between multiple application windows and for many tasks. You can do everything including, creating and removing file and directory, browsing the web, […]

Ubuntu GNOME Ubuntu GNOME is the main and most popular Ubuntu flavour and it runs the GNOME Desktop Environment. It’s the default release from Canonical that everyone watches and since it has the greatest user base, it is the easiest flavour to find solutions for. Ubuntu GNOME. Ubuntu GNOME is the main and most popular […]

An Ubuntu LTS is a commitment from Canonical to support and maintain a version of Ubuntu for five years. In April, every two years, we release a new LTS where all of the developments from the previous two years accumulate into one up-to-date, feature-rich release. These releases focus on performance enhancement. One of the next […]

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 […]

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 […]