Category: Ubuntu

How to run Ubuntu on Windows 10 Visit this page to enroll in Windows Insider Program. Set your update type to the Fast ring. Go to the Settings app on your PC. Check for new updates and apply them. You are looking for the Insider Preview More. The real reason why Canonical and Microsoft brought […]

O programa Wubi permite que o Ubuntu seja instalado em seu computador de uma forma muito simples, através do Windows, sem precisar modificar nenhuma partição do sistema. O único pré-requisito exigido é o espaço em disco, sendo que 4 GB já são suficientes. Yet another inquiry we ran across in our research was “How to […]

There could be errors in starting this services (on its own) boot, which can be viewed by pressing the ESC button during the boot splash screen. Another possibility is the root partition running out of space. Yes, just like other OS, Ubuntu (or in larger term GNU/Linux) also slow down when it is low on […]

Ubuntu is an open source, free Linux distribution. It is an operating system for cloud computing, in accordance to support with Open Stack. Ubuntu is developed by the canonical community and it is freely available. What is Ubuntu Linux used for? Anything you want to use it for, Linux is an operating system that is […]

Yes, you can now run the Ubuntu Unity desktop on Windows 10. The best answer is 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 […]

Ubuntu gives the users what they want. This means you get more up-to date software. This is very bad because it means the updates aren’t tested thoroughly. Ubuntu desktop and Ubuntu server are based on Debian’s “unstable” and “testing” branches respectively. The corporate backing is probably the last reason Ubuntu gets so much hate. Ubuntu […]

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 […]

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 […]

According to me, Using Ubuntu you’ll feel like yourself as a real programmer. Ubuntu is an open source OS so, you can deeply understand how a OS really works . In Ubuntu you can do almost all programming using Terminal, that helps you for deeper understanding how the code really works on a system. Another […]