Category: Ubuntu

With Windows 10 introducing WSL2 you can now run Docker image from Ubuntu running via WSL2 that’s connected to your Host’s Docker Desktop app. Can ubuntu docker container run on windows 10? Overview It is now possible to run Docker containers on Windows 10 and Windows Server, leveraging Ubuntu as a hosting base. Imagine running […]

The Ubuntu concepts are yet to be wide spread across the country so that the people will get awareness to get to know of its values and they can spread those values. If any person is facing difficulty interacting with other people then Ubuntu is most helpful to him to fight with this challenge . […]

Either you have installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, Ubuntu 19.10 or Ubuntu 20.04, this post can be useful for you, and You might be familiar with the steps that we are going to mention below. Here’s our list of things to do after you install Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Check for the possible updates. You should be […]

Follow these quick tips to do after installing Ubuntu 20.04. Check and Install Package Updates The first step is to check and install updates to keep your computer’s software up to date. This is the single most important task you need to do to protect your system. Some believe that List of Things to do […]

Kubuntu is a little bit faster than Ubuntu because both of these Linux distros use DPKG for package management, but the difference is the GUI of these systems. Hence, Kubuntu can be a perfect choice for those who want to use Linux but with a different user interface type. It was a brief detail on […]

There’s could be tens of reasons for your Ubuntu system slowness. A faulty hardware, a misbehaving application eating up your RAM, or a heavy desktop environment can be some of them. I didn’t know Ubuntu limiting the system performance on it’s own. I have just upgraded to 20.04 without any issues, however, Gnome is painfully […]

Mint may seem a little quicker in use day-to-day, but on older hardware, it will definitely feel faster, whereas Ubuntu appears to run slower the older the machine gets. Mint gets faster still when running MATE, as does Ubuntu. Neither Ubuntu nor Mint cost anything to buy. Generally speaking, it seems that Linux Mint is […]

Ubuntu is an open-source operating system, while Windows is a paid and licensed operating system. It is a very reliable operating system in comparison to Windows 10. In Ubuntu, Browsing is faster than Windows 10. In Ubuntu, Browsing is faster than Windows 10. Updates are very easy in Ubuntu while in Windows 10 for the […]

Yes, although Ubuntu vulnerabilities are still not as bad as those of windows; it doesn’t mean attackers cannot penetrate it. There have been all sorts of new attacks such as ransomware, botnets, rootkit, and Trojan virus. All software platforms need virus protection. However the majority of viruses are written for Windows and will not affect […]

The reason node doesn’t work is likely because of conflicts with the original node package linked above. If you want npm, you’ll have to install that as well. I agree, this is a bit of an issue but I don’t know why it’s happening. First things first, just create a symbolic link from called node […]