Category: Ubuntu

Ubuntu itself still uses the ext4 file system, but the rest of your partitions or hard drives can be formatted with ZFS. In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through installing Ubuntu 20.04 with ZFS as our file system on a few drives. Where is file system in Ubuntu? Ubuntu’s default filesystem is ext4, since 9.10. […]

Start by logging into Windows. Hold down the Windows key + R and type diskmgmt. Go to the Windows Start menu and click on the power icon. Then press and hold down the Shift. Type sudo efibootmgr to list all the entries in Boot Menu. If the command doesn’t exist, then do sudo apt install […]

Download the .iso or the OS files on your computer from this link. Download free software like ‘ Universal USB installer to make a bootable USB stick. Select an Ubuntu Distribution form the dropdown to put on your USB Select your Ubuntu iso file download in step 1. After everything has been installed and configured, […]

Ubuntu 20.04 is a LTS (long term support) release. It will be supported for five years. This means if you use 20.04, you can use it till April, 2025 without needing to upgrade your computer to a new Ubuntu release. How long will Ubuntu be supported for? It is a long-term support (LTS) release and […]

Some key features of Ubuntu are given below: It’s an open-source operating system. Ubuntu has a better User Interface. Security point of view, Ubuntu is very safe because of its less useful. Font family in Ubuntu is very much better in comparison to windows. It has a centralized software Repository from where we can download […]

To see the available Linux distributions, type “Linux” into the search field, then click Run Linux on Windows. Click the Linux distribution you’d like to install. In this how-to we’re going to choose Ubuntu. Click the Get button. Windows will download and install Ubuntu. One of the next things we wanted the answer to was, […]

Ubuntu 20.04 comes packed with Linux Kernel 5.4 will be supported till April 2025. And, the latest LTS point release is Ubuntu 20.04.3. Every LTS version release is followed by seven point releases, with extra extended security maintenance updates available for five more years (for a fee). But if you are going for a fresh […]

Ubuntu isn’t usually installed on a FAT32 paritition. It uses either the EXT2 or EXT3 filesystem. It also needs a SWAP partition (this can be created upon installation with no real trouble. It only needs to be small. The most frequent answer is: i don’t think you can install Ubuntu into a FAT32 file system, […]

Ubuntu Server is a server operating system, developed by Canonical and open source programmers around the world, that works with nearly any hardware or virtualization platform. It can serve up websites, file shares, and containers, as well as expand your company offerings with an incredible cloud presence. Important things to do after installing Ubuntu Server […]

Mark Shuttleworth has announced that Ubuntu 18.04 will be supported for ten years. Long Term Support releases of Ubuntu usually enjoy just five years of support, so this doubling is highly significant. Those letters stand for Long Term Support, and up until recently that meant Canonical would offer five years of official support. But now […]