UbuntuEd 24.06: Install Popular Apps, User Management And More
Learn about user management in this edition of UbuntuEd.
— Abhishek
I hope you are liking the new layout of Learn Ubuntu. The aim is to collect tutorials on a topic in one place so that it is easier for you to learn.
For example, this page contains a collection of various tutorials that help with user management in Ubuntu.
🪧 Install Popular Apps in Ubuntu desktop
- VLC is the one-stop solution for your multimedia requirements. Here’s how you install it.
- Do you know that Spotify works flawlessly in Ubuntu? Learn how to set it up.
- Using Zoom for important meetings? It has an official app for Ubuntu!
- Here is how you can set up VS Code, one of the most popular code editors out there.
- Learn to install Google Chrome on Ubuntu using the command line.
- Let’s install AnyDesk, a cross-platform remote access and control software, on Ubuntu.
- PuTTY is a classic tool popular among Windows users for making SSH connections. You can set it up on Ubuntu as well!
🗞 Ubuntu News
- Ubuntu Core 24 comes equipped with changes to help you run AI models on IoT devices.
- For WSL users, Microsoft makes Windows Subsystem for Linux experience easy with these updates.
- Finally it’s arriving! Ubuntu is about to add DEB installer support to its App Center.
- Flamenco, a CLT tool for enhancing .NET developer experience on Ubuntu, is in active development.
- NVIDIA on a quest to better support an upstream kernel driver.
💡 Command Line Tips
Sometimes, even a new Linux user can use the man page to get some very useful information easily!
If you want to know about various decimal and binary prefixes like micro, mega, etc., use:
man units
Want to know about file system hierarchy? Here’s an easy way:
man hier
OR
man file-hierarchy
Now, let’s take a look at the detailed ASCII table:
man ascii
🧰 Useful Tool
If you are searching for a minimal audio player, give Decibels a try!
😂 Meme
Ubuntu is always their first choice 😃
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