Brief: Snaps are Canonical’s way of providing a cross-distribution package management system. In this article, we will see how to install and use snaps in various Linux distributions. You might be hearing about Snap applications these days. Canonical describes Snap as a universal Linux package which can work on any distribution. Snaps are basically an application compiled together with its […]
Most of educational institutions are still using some MS Fonts. I am not sure about other regions. But in Tamilnadu (An Indian state), Times New Roman and Arial fonts are being mostly used by almost all sort of documentation works, projects, thesis, and assignments in colleges and schools. Not only the educational institutions, some small organizations, […]
In this beginner’s guide, I’ll show most popular ways to install software in Ubuntu. I’ll also show you how to uninstall the software you had installed earlier. I’ll also provide my recommendation about which method you should be using for installing software in Ubuntu. Sit tight and pay attention. This is a long article, a […]
Ubuntu 16.10 come with an optional Unity 8 preview session pre-installed, ready for you to play with. It’s more of a technical demo than a fully-fledged alternative to the standard Unity 7 desktop, but you may be curious to stress test it nonetheless. Providing you have hardware that support it, using Unity 8 on Ubuntu 16.10 is actually an okay experience. […]
It’s a been a couple of years since I last wrote anything about the Budgie desktop environment. You might think that was intentional but it wasn’t. Fact is, I didn’t know the project was still going, not until a Twitter follow (in a tweet I can no longer find, but thanks if it was you) asked […]
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