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How to Change GNOME Themes in Ubuntu

Customization is one of the key benefits of the Linux ecosystem. Using themes, you can change the look of your Ubuntu machine to suit your style.

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How to Auto Hide the Top Bar in Ubuntu

Reclaim valuable desktop space with this simple tweak.

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How to Find Where apt Installed That Package on Debian and Ubuntu

Stuck trying to figure out how to run that program you just installed? Just use this easy method.

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How to Install WPS Office on Ubuntu

Whether you use the GUI or a command line, WPS Office is easy to install.

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How to Fix the Ubuntu "No Wi-Fi Adapter Found" Error

If you can't connect to the internet on Ubuntu because of the "No Wi-Fi adapter found" error, here's how to fix it.

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How to Install DEBs in Ubuntu 23.10

Getting an error when you try to install a DEB file in Ubuntu 23.10 by double-clicking it? Here are a couple of workarounds.

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What’s New in Ubuntu 23.10 “Mantic Minotaur”?

The latest Ubuntu release has many additions, a majority of which could completely transform your workflow for the better.

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How to Change the Ubuntu Lock Screen Background

Want to add a personal touch to your Ubuntu PC's lock screen? Customizing the lock screen background is a good first step.

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How to Install Synaptic Package Manager on Ubuntu

If you prefer using graphical package managers to get software, consider installing Synaptic on your Ubuntu PC.

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How to Disable IPv6 on Ubuntu

Thinking of disabling IPv6 on your Ubuntu PC? Here's how to disable it both permanently and temporarily.

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How to Boot Into Rescue Mode in Ubuntu

The Rescue or Emergency mode in Ubuntu can help you troubleshoot and fix system problems. Here's how to boot your Ubuntu PC into Rescue mode.

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Ubuntu Has No Sound! What to Do When Audio Stops Working

Got no sound on your Ubuntu PC? Here are some ways to troubleshoot the no audio issue on Ubuntu.

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How to Enable Do Not Disturb Mode on Ubuntu

Get rid of all distractions and focus on the task at hand by enabling the Do Not Disturb mode on Ubuntu.

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5 Ways to Fix the “E: Unable to Locate Package” Error on Ubuntu

If you run into the "E: Unable to locate package" error while installing packages on Ubuntu, don't worry, as it's easy to fix it.

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How to Use Multiple External Displays in Ubuntu

Setting up multiple external displays to Ubuntu is easier than you might think. Here's how to get started.

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How to Install Mozilla Firefox on Ubuntu: 5 Ways

Want a better browsing experience on your Linux PC? Here are five ways to install Mozilla Firefox on Ubuntu.

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How to Configure Static IP Address on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and 22.10

Switching from dynamic IP allocation to static IP addresses is easy on Ubuntu 22.04 "Jammy Jellyfish" and 22.10.

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How to Install and Run Linux on an Apple Silicon Mac

Virtualization software makes it easy to run Linux on an Apple silicon Mac. Whether you want to use Parallels Desktop or UTM, we've got you covered.

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How to Easily Encrypt and Decrypt Files With Seahorse on Ubuntu

Learn more about security and encryption using Seahorse in Linux.

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How to Install Ubuntu on Your PC Using the Mini ISO

If you resent the idea of downloading a multi-gigabyte ISO, why not use the Mini ISO to install Ubuntu on your PC instead?

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