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.
One benefit that makes Ubuntu Server so appealing is it’s cost effective. Anyone can download a copy of the latest version of Ubuntu Server and deploy it on as many machines as necessary–at zero cost (minus hardware and time).
While we were researching we ran into the inquiry “What can I run on Ubuntu Server?”.
Some articles claimed developers can use this server OS for powering a large number of services as well as infrastructure. The most common use cases include website hosting, FTP servers, Linux email servers, print servers, database servers, media servers, container services, cloud services, and development platforms.
Then, what is Ubuntu used for?
Ubuntu is a server platform that anyone can use for the following and much more: 1 Websites 2 FTP 3 Email server 4 File and print server 5 Development platform 6 Container deployment 7 Cloud services 8 Database server More.
Does ubuntu server have a recycle bin?
Ubuntu does have a recycle bin (called either Trash or Rubbish Bin ). When you delete a file or folder from Nautilus, it goes to the Rubbish Bin. You can go to the bin and right-click and restore. Or, you can empty your Rubbish Bin if you wish to reclaim the space.
How to configure the Recycle Bin?
Enable AD Recycle Bin with Power, shell Logon to your Domain Controller. Load the AD Powershell module Import-module Active, directory Run the following cmdlet to enable the Recycle Bin.
Restore items from the recycle bin of Share. Point in Microsoft 365 or Share, point server Go to the Share. Point site that the items were deleted from. In the Quick Launch bar navigation on the bottom left of the screen, click Recycle bin. On the Recycle bin page, click the box to the left of the items or files you want to restore.
You should take a look at how Windows 11 compares to Windows 10. Do you prefer to have the Recycle Bin icon on your desktop or hide every icon on sight? Tell us in the comment section below.