12 Material-Inspired Icon Themes for Your Linux Desktop
What is a Linux desktop if it ain’t filled with eye candy? Here we have a list of Material inspired/flat-feeling Themes and Icons to beautify
Ubuntu
ISOImageWriter: The Ultimate Tool for Writing ISO Files to USB Disks
Have you been running away from the default Linux USB writers while searching for one that is not CLI-based? Well, today is your lucky day
WoeUSB – Create Bootable Windows USB Sticks from Linux
We have written on tools. e.g. ISO Image Writer, Fedora Media Writer, and Etcher, with which you can make flash drives bootable. But even they have
10 Best Icon Themes for Ubuntu and Other Linux (2023 Edition)
Icon theme packs and theme sets are the easiest way to adapt the look and feel of your operating system to your taste. By extension,
Which Ubuntu Flavor Should You Choose?
So, you just decided to switch to using a Linux distro and you’ve come to the decision that Ubuntu is the one for you. But
The Ubuntu Lifecycle and Release Cadence
Ubuntu’s flagship operating system is hardly a thing of a novelty since we had been anticipating its release for a good while. In April 2020,
What Is the Difference Between Ubuntu Desktop and Ubuntu Server?
Apart from the many Ubuntu Flavours, Ubuntu has different versions namely Ubuntu Cloud, Ubuntu Core, Ubuntu Kylin, Ubuntu Cloud, Ubuntu Server, and Ubuntu desktop. The
12 Easy Steps to Speed Up Ubuntu Linux
If you have been paying attention to your system’s performance you might have noticed that it is been dwindling with time. This is due to
LinuxAIO – Test All The Ubuntu Flavours at Once
We recently released an article wherein I discussed which Ubuntu flavour you should choose, and if you checked it out you will notice that there are
The 12 Most Beautiful Linux Icon Themes of 2018
You might think it will take you forever to settle on the ideal icon theme for your Linux desktop because there are a thousand and
How to Install Themes in Ubuntu
There are tons of themes with which you can personalize your Ubuntu workstation and getting them up and running is a breeze – especially with
3 Ways to Install and Uninstall Software in Ubuntu
For users who are new to Linux, the process of managing software can be uninteresting due to the notion that everything done in Linux needs