This tutorial will show you how to use the terminal emulator in GNOME DE, navigate between each section correctly, and maximize your experience with it. Its terminal application is a bit different from the other environments.
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GNOME is a free and open-source desktop environment. It was first developed and released back in 1999. The name GNOME is an acronym for GNU Network Object Model Environment. The project aimed to build a free desktop environment to be able to develop different applications on it.
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There is a lot of great video editing software available for Linux. A few of them have the free version that you can try a hand on as well. But, more importantly, the online video editor that you may find features rich too.
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You can turn off Bluetooth by clicking on the Bluetooth icon that can be generally found on a panel, but the problem is it turns itself back ON after reboot. Here is how to disable it permanently. Don’t worry, we also show you how to enable it back when needed.
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MX Linux is a Debian-based Linux distro and uses the Xfce desktop environment. The distro is popular mainly due to its MX Tools utility, which is a compilation of several GUI-based tools that come in handy to get things done or even for fixing issues quickly. It ships with Firefox as the default web browser. This beginner’s guide shows how to install the Google Chrome Browser by GUI and command-line ways.
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Linux Mint, the highly popular Ubuntu-based distro, is on the verge of getting its next LTS (Long Term Support) release. Similar to the past four LTS releases, this one too will come in three editions – Cinnamon, MATE, and Xfce.
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System76, the maker of premium Linux laptops and desktops, has released a Beta version of their flagship Pop!_OS, a Ubuntu-based Linux distro. This testing release launches a new Pop!_Shell auto tiling feature, new shortcuts for its Workspaces, and Flathub software repository.
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Deepin, the Debian based Linux distro that has captivated Linux lovers with its clean and chic looking user interface, now has a Beta version released. This Beta release, which comes nearly a year after its last release 15.11 in July 2019, brings significant enhancements to its widely acclaimed graphical user interface. What’s more, it comes with updated Kernel, and the latest Debian 10 included.
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Chrome is Google’s proprietary browser. You can’t find it in Zorin’s Software Center. This tutorial shows you how to install Google Chrome on your Zorin OS by graphical user interface (GUI) method as well as by the command-line way using the Terminal app.
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EndeavourOS, the lightweight and lean Arch Linux based distro, has a new April 2020 release with some new features and improvements. This new release includes a universal ISO boot, an enhanced version of Calameres, the system installer framework that comes shipped with the distro, a new mirror for repo, and some new in-house developed apps to boost the EndeavourOS experience.
