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Ubuntu collects information from your system including hardware and software and sends them to Ubuntu servers. The data includes the information about the packages you have installed, how you are using it, and the applications crash reports. Does Ubuntu respect privacy? Ubuntu’s pretty good for privacy. Unfortunately, Ubuntu has a spotty record when it comes […]

Safe graphics mode sets boot parameters the way which allow to boot and be able to login and correct things. If it works ok it will be probably included in later releases as well. How do I run Ubuntu in safe graphics mode? To begin the installation, insert the Ubuntu. CD in the CD drive […]

If you are using a descendant of Debian such as Ubuntu (or any derivative of Ubuntu such as Kali or Mint), then you have .deb packages. If you are using fedora, Cent. OS, RHEL and so on, then it is . rpm. If you want more detail on this, see this Unix & Linux question. […]

Luckily, there is a type of configuration known as Dual Boot that allows users to have both operating systems, such as Windows and Ubuntu, installed at the same time, being able to choose the one they need in each situation. Another answer was The short answer is, yes you can run both Windows and Ubuntu […]

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. The next thing we wondered was: how do I find out what version of Ubuntu […]

Answer: Ubuntu is somewhat a South African concept that involves charity, sympathy, and mainly underlines the concept of universal brotherhood. Hence this concept can help fight social challenges such as racism, crime, violence and many more. The favorite answer was ubuntu in the Heart of Poverty. Ubuntu is a Zulu word that translates to “ […]

If you’re OK with Windows only having ~100GB left after you install Ubuntu, then install on the SSD. You will need to allocate swap space roughly equal to the amount of RAM you have. (You can do less, but it’s not recommended.) So, realistically, Ubuntu will take up 50GB+RAM on whichever hard drive you install […]

Even if you want to play the latest Linux games, the LTS version is good enough — in fact, it is preferred. Ubuntu rolled out updates to the LTS version so that Steam would work better on it. The LTS version is far from stagnant — your software will work just fine on it. Should […]

The short, short, short answer is: Yes. You can use Ubuntu Desktop as a server. And yes, you can install LAMP in your Ubuntu Desktop environment. Accordingly, Ubuntu Server can run as an email server, file server, web server, and samba server. Specific packages include Bind9 and Apache2. Whereas Ubuntu desktop applications are focused for […]

Ubuntu or other Linux distributions may be slow when you run it within Virtual, and box. Often, the cause is that not enough RAM is assigned to the virtual machine, which makes it run slow and makes it unresponsive. Then, you open the settings of your virtual Ubuntu and you go to ‘Display’. How to […]