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Ubuntu 18.04 has served us well. This iteration of one of the most popular Linux distributions, known for its stability, accessibility, and extensive community support, has been a mainstay in the Linux community for five years. However, it’s now time to look towards the future as support for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Long Term Support) is

FrostWire is an open source P2P client compatible with the BitTorrent network based on the LimeWire client, of which it is a fork. Unlike other well-known applications such as Deluge or QBitTorrent, Frostwire is more complete as it includes a multimedia player and library management. It must be said that Frostwire is open source and

If you have a personal computer, there is probably only a need for one user. However, if it is a shared computer either at home or at work or at the educational level, there will be several users. It is not good for all users to be administrators, but there are always cases where making

If I told you that there is a modern Linux application where you can have music, radio, and podcast in one place, would you believe me? Well, there is and it’s called MusicPod. MusicPod is a modern music player created with Flutter, in which you can not only play your local music, but also manage

Ubuntu almost since its appearance has become the queen of the Linux desktop. It once faltered against Linux Mint, but the latest Ubuntu releases have improved a lot. Now, a serious competitor has emerged called Pop!_OS. In this post, we will give you a comparison between Ubuntu and Pop!_OS to show you the best of

Ubuntu, a widely-used Linux distribution, provides users with a variety of customization options to suit their specific needs. One such feature is the ability to enable or disable the “Log out” option, which allows you to manage access and system security more effectively. You will learn how to do this using two different methods, either