Encrypting your internet use on Linux makes sense, but it isn’t necessarily as straightforward as on Windows, macOS, or mobile devices. Not all VPN services offer Linux clients—so what can you do? As the most popular family of Linux distros, we’re going to look at how to install a VPN on Ubuntu. The screenshots use […]
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You’re booting up, preparing to do some work, edit a document, mix a composition, or just play a game… but something goes wrong. Unlock the “Essential Linux Commands” cheat sheet now! This will sign you up to our newsletter Enter your Email Unlock Read our privacy policy Ubuntu won’t boot. Sadly, as reliable as Linux […]
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Do you need to connect to your computer remotely? Perhaps you’re in a different room and need to grab a file from it. Rather than get up, if you’re on the same network, this should be easy, regardless of the operating system. Using Ubuntu’s remote desktop tool gives you total control over your desktop from […]
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Fedora and Ubuntu are two of the most popular and well-supported Linux-based desktop operating systems. Both have been around for well over a decade and come from separate corners of the world, but the differences between them are rather nuanced. So between Fedora vs Ubuntu, which is right for you? How Fedora and Ubuntu Came […]
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On the surface, new versions of Ubuntu aren’t as big as they used to be. Like in the days before Canonical created its own Unity interface, the Ubuntu experience is now functionally similar to what you get in alternatives such as Fedora and openSUSE. But there are a few big reasons to be eager for […]
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You’ve installed Ubuntu on your PC alongside Windows in a dual-boot arrangement. But for some reason, things didn’t go too well. Perhaps you ran into some bugs, or perhaps you just didn’t feel ready to migrate from Windows to Linux. Now you’ve got a bit of a problem: a Linux partition on your PC’s hard […]
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