Category Archives: Ubuntu

Find something nicer to stare at If you’ve been lusting after the colourful desktop wallpapers I’ve been using in screenshots for recent articles and tweets, this post is for you. Quite a few of you have reached out to ask … Continue reading →

Dig the look of the Nintendo Switch but prefer gaming on Linux? If so, you’re gonna love the ODroid Go Super. It’s a 5-inch handheld PC built by Korean hardware company Hardkernel. They have previous form in the area of … Continue reading →

Microsoft’s Open Source Terminal App Sees First Stable Release It feels a bit weird writing about a Windows app release on a blog primarily aimed at Linux users, but the Windows Subsystem for Linux has well and truly blurred the … Continue reading →

‘Folder Colors’ Now Works with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and the Yaru Icon Set We’ve shown you how to change folder colour on Ubuntu before using a terrific open source tool called ‘Folder Colors‘ (sic). If you you’ve been waiting to … Continue reading →

It’s Out — Ubuntu 20.04 is Now Available to Download! VIDEO Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is now available to download, six (rather hectic) months after development on the new release first started. This is the final, stable release of Ubuntu 20.04, … Continue reading →

Here’s our pick of the top things to do after installing Ubuntu 20.04 LTS ‘Focal Fossa’ — thing that will help you get more from your Linux system. The arrival of Ubuntu’s latest Long Term Support (LTS) release is a … Continue reading →

I’ve previously called Foliate the best eBook reader for Linux desktops — and based on the change-log of its latest release, I don’t see that opinion changing anytime soon. Foliate 2.0 is a major update to this GTK-based .epub reader. … Continue reading →