The remote desktop feature allows you to connect to a remote computer or virtual machine over a network. This is quite convenient, but until recently, Ubuntu had some issues with this. The built-in remote desktop program didn’t support creating new sessions, and most third-party programs … Read more
If you have an Nvidia graphics card installed on your computer, it’s better to use official drivers. The quality of the open-source Nouveau driver has greatly improved over the years and is almost on par with the proprietary one in terms of performance, but you … Read more
Snap and Flatpak are software deployment and package management systems for Linux, that become very popular recent time. Both look pretty similar at the first glance. Both have some level of isolation, contain all dependencies of application, once packaged, application can be installed in any … Read more
If you don’t want to enter your password each time you power on your PC, you can enable autologin in Ubuntu. Open the Settings app, go to the Users section, and click Unlock: Then enter your password to be able to change the global configuration: … Read more
If you have switched from Windows, you know, that you can press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open task manager and get information about CPU or memory usage or kill unwanted applications. There is no direct equivalent for Linux, but you can use some applications and command-line tools … Read more
Google Chrome or Chrome it is a free web-browser, developed by Google on WebKit engine. In 2022 almost 61% users of the Internet use Google Chrome. It is 8% less than in 2020. This browser is available for Linux, Windows, Android, IOS, and MacOS. In … Read more