Linux

Windows users have the highest chances of getting infected with malwares. There are many antivirus or Internet security solutions that can protect you from such online threats but there’s no guarantee that you will stay safe always. Your computer might get infected sooner or later, no matter how many security suites you have installed. Sometimes […]

Linux, as we know is an open source operating system that anyone can try out for free, without paying even a single penny. Anyone can freely download different Linux distribution of their choice and then distribute it legally. Ubuntu and Linux Mint are two of the most popular distributions that have attracted many Windows users. […]

If you have switched from Windows to Ubuntu, then one thing that you are definitely going to observe is that position of minimize, maximize and close buttons. All these buttons are placed in the left side of the window, just like the Mac OS. But many people are used to see these buttons on the […]

A good way to try out Ubuntu is by installing it alongside Windows, which is often known as dual-booting. If you are dual-booting Windows with Ubuntu, then Ubuntu will make itself the default operating system when booting-up. You get a few seconds to switch between different operating systems with the arrow keys. But, have you […]

Many users are used to see the date all the time, especially those users who are migrating from Windows to Ubuntu. If you have recently installed Ubuntu, then you may have noticed that it doesn’t show the date and day next to the clock of indicator applet. There is also no such option to display […]