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Ubuntu 13.04 has been released with lost of eye-candy and performance boost. As it happens with every Ubuntu release, you install or upgrade to a newer Ubuntu version and run in to a number of problems. But then, there is always a way to overcome … [Continue reading]
Several people prefer to have Windows and Linux in dual boot mode. Some of them use Linux as their primary OS while some prefer Windows as their primary OS. When you install Ubuntu along with Windows in dual boot mode, Ubuntu becomes the default OS. … [Continue reading]
Overheating issues in laptops are a common issue. And since summer is here, using laptop in your lap will literally burn your balls (intended to male readers). I have used Jupiter to fix overheating issue in Ubuntu 12.10 and older versions. Jupiter … [Continue reading]
You have several documents or images scanned individually and you need to save these multiple images to one PDF file. If you Google, you will find many online websites for this purpose. But they are either not free or they will put their watermark on … [Continue reading]
Ubuntu 13.04 has been released to bring lots of eye candy and some performance improvement along with other features. As far as the next version is concerned, Ubuntu 13.10 has been codenamed as Saucy Salamander. Salamander is a lizard like amphibian … [Continue reading]
Ubuntu 13.04 is here! You must have checked the new features in Ubuntu 13.04. It brings lots of eye candy and a bit of performance improvement. If you have installed a fresh version of Ubuntu 13.04, there are plenty of things to install to get the … [Continue reading]
As the final release for Ubuntu 13.04 nears, you must be exciting to know the new features it introduces. I have been using Ubuntu 13.04 beta for sometimes now and as it is only one week left for the stable release, I would like you to know ten of … [Continue reading]
Continuing my journey with Ubuntu 13.04 beta, I stumbled across an update problem. I noticed that for past couple of days, Ubuntu had not notified me of any available updates. Considering that I was using the beta version, it felt very weird not to … [Continue reading]
The other day I was trying to create an alias for a repetitive bunch of commands. An alias is a name that is translated as another name or command (or a set of commands). So I tried to create the alias in the following manner: alias … [Continue reading]
One of the first few things which you need to do in Ubuntu is to install Adobe Flash Player. No matter how much you hate Adobe for security reasons, it will be difficult for you to survive on Internet. Flash lets you watch You Tube videos, play games … [Continue reading]
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