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Ubuntu is known to be a formidable platform other than more flagship ones like Windows and MacOS. It is free, open-source, more secure, customizable, has great privacy, and is known for its excellent performance and resource efficiency. However, there lie two other offshoots of Ubuntu, and these are the Lubuntu and Xubuntu platforms. Lubuntu and …
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Released last April 20, Ubuntu 23.04 “Lunar Lobster” is Canonical’s recent addition to its lineup of Ubuntu Desktop versions. While it’s a regular release and not an LTS, it introduces a range of exciting features and improvements worth checking out. Here are just a few of the new changes that come with Lunar Lobster. Desktop …
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Computer users today are more concerned about privacy, work efficiency, and desktop customization. More and more people are realizing that Windows isn’t very private, efficient, or customizable. Add this to the fact that a genuine copy of Windows comes with a pretty hefty price tag, and in the end, you’ll be tired of running the …
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Society today has become increasingly online. You do your shopping online, watch shows and movies online, and even communicate with your friends and family online. The internet has allowed people to have easy access to virtually anything. With so much information and content available to everyone, it’s inevitable that people are going to form their …
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A Code editor is simply a tool that helps program developers edit their code. Code editors do this by making it possible for users to create and modify a programming language’s source code. Not too long ago, code editors weren’t a thing and developers relied on text editors like TextEdit and Windows. Fast forward to …
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