The top bar in Ubuntu is a thin horizontal strip that spans all the way from left to right at the top of the computer screen.
It by default has a black backgrou... Read More
When you install Skype on your Ubuntu Linux PC, it registers itself as a startup application and will by default automatically open every time you boot your mac... Read More
In computing, an icon is a small graphical representation of a program, file, or feature displayed on a computer screen as a way to help the user easily navigat... Read More
Dragging and dropping files from the file manager to different applications is a great functionality that makes work easier and saves time.
Drag and drop may be... Read More
As a regular computer user, you will find yourself using some applications much more frequently than others. This may be due to work requirements to use those a... Read More
In this article, you will learn how to add applications to the Ubuntu Favorites bar, how to resize and rearrange them on the bar, and how to remove them.
The F... Read More
Ubuntu's File Manager (Nautilus), is by default set to have files and folders opened by double-clicking on them. On the other hand, single-clicking just selects... Read More
Having a slow mouse speed can be very annoying. It makes moving your mouse/touchpad only to move the pointer/cursor for a very short distance. In such a case yo... Read More
The timezone is automatically set on your computer when installing Ubuntu OS based on your current location.
However, there may be instances where you may need ... Read More
Knowing your computer's specifications is very important as they greatly affect its capabilities and performance.
If for any reason you don't know your PC's spe... Read More