Ubuntu

Ubuntu Kylin is the version of Canonical's OS aimed at the Chinese market. 40% of the Dell market in China is yours, gaining ground even Windows.

Xenlism is a stylish and colorful icon pack for customizing your Ubuntu. In this article we give you what you need to install and enjoy it.

Continuing with our tutorial, we are going to see how to change file and directory permissions in Linux, and how to do the same with the owner of a file.

Ubuntu is the best possible alternative to Windows 10, or so Canonical firmly believes. We have already given our reasons, now we will know yours.

KVM is another of the alternatives that we have available for virtualization in the Linux world, and here we see how to install it and start using it.

A few days ago in Ubunlog we talked about whether or not Ubuntu is better than Windows 10. Today we propose that if you want to get ahead you have to do it quickly.

The NVIDIA driver PPA maintained by Canonical members is now official. In this article we will give you the repository and the instructions to install.

NVIDIA Drivers have been a headache for Linux users for some time. Now Ubuntu wants to simplify its installation a lot.

Installing proprietary NVIDIA drivers is relatively easy and in this guide we show you how to do it effectively.

Installing the ownCloud client on our computer does not take more than a few steps, after which we will be able to access our files.

In this second installment we will see how the numeral nomenclature is used for file permissions, a previous step to know how to modify them.

We can install Webmin quite simply in Ubuntu 15.04, and with it we have the almost perfect tool for system configuration.

Zimbra is a very complete suite of collaborative and management tools, let's see how to install it on Ubuntu.

Although Ubuntu MATE comes with Marco and Compiz as window managers, we can add Metacity and Mutter in just a few steps.

This simple method that we show here allows us to change the Lubuntu wallpaper randomly every time we log in.

Encrypting a partition with DM-Crypt LUKS in Ubuntu is not complicated, let's see the steps to achieve it effectively.

EncFS is a simple solution that allows us to encrypt all the folders and files that we are going to upload to cloud storage services.

Let's see how we can Wordpress on our LAMP server, a fairly simple procedure that will not take more than 20 minutes.

Through SSHFS we can take advantage of the SSH protocol to mount remote directories on our computer and use them as part of it.

Always updating Ubuntu to LTS versions is quite simple, as we will show below.

Some time ago we saw how to install VirtualBox in Ubuntu, in order to make use of one of the most recognized tools ...

Through this simple tutorial we are going to learn how to use an Android smartphone as a webcam to monitor our home when we are not there.

Through a PXE server we can boot our computers through the network and obtain from it the Linux installation ISO

dupeGuru is a tool that has only recently been available under the GPLv3 license, and that allows us to find duplicate files.

OpenVPN is one of several good options to protect anonymity on the web and surf with an IP different from the one assigned by our ISP.

Shoutcast is the technology that allows us to create an internet radio station from our computers and start transmitting music over the network.

Let's see the steps to follow to play Flash and H.264 videos in Opera 26 for Linux, which unfortunately does not incorporate this by default.

Unison is an open source and multiplatform tool that allows us to synchronize 2 directories in a bidirectional way using SSH, RSH or Socket.

Backupninja is a very simple and versatile backup tool, and we are going to see how to install it and start using it.

We can install Compiz in Ubuntu MATE in a really simple way, and we also show you the steps to uninstall it if you are not satisfied with it.

SSH can be used to access remotely without using a password, by implementing a public and private key. Let's see how it works.

Let's see how to install and use RemoteBox, a tool with which we can manage VirtualBox virtual machines on remote servers.

Rsnapshot is a tool that allows us to make local and remote incremental backups, let's see how to install, configure and use it.

Let's see how to install MediaWiki on Ubuntu, in order to make use of its collaborative editing tools.

Ubuntu 14.10 Utopic Unicorn never included GNOME 3.14, but luckily we can add it very simply and here we show it.

This simple tutorial shows us the steps to install Tomcat in Ubuntu, after which our server will be able to serve JavaServer Pages and Servlets

Finding which .Jar file a certain Java class belongs to is a task that can get complicated as the size of our project increases.

Setting up a Peer-to-peer VPN network in Ubuntu is very simple and allows us to eliminate the bottleneck that the server can become.

phpIPAM is a tool that allows system administrators to easily manage the IP addresses and subnets of a local network.

In this short tutorial we are going to see how to install Joomla on Ubuntu 14.04, in order to have the alternative of opting for this excellent open source CMS.

The latest Ubuntu 14.04 update ruined NVIDIA Optimus support for many users; let's see how to fix that problem.

If the database of our Wordpress installation is damaged, there will be problems in the visualization of the contents. Let's see how to correct those bugs.

Installing Drupal on Ubuntu 14.04 is a relatively simple and fast process and here we show you how to do it.

With Monitorix we can monitor our web server, in addition to various aspects of our system.

Two-step authentication is a secure way to enter our servers, let's see how to configure it in SSH using Google Authenticator.

Autojump is a very small utility that allows us to move to any directory with a single command, no matter where we are.

Linux-dash is a tool with which we can monitor servers; Let's see how to use it in conjunction with Nginx.

Ubuntu GNOME 14.04 comes with version 3.2.7 of gThumb, but let's see how to upgrade to 3.3.2 to take advantage of its various advantages.

By means of this small complement for Nemo and Nautilus we will be able to differentiate the folders by colors, which we can assign in a personalized way

Ubuntu One is already off the map, but we can replace it with Box to store the backups that we make through Deja Dup there

We continue with our guide regarding the improvements that we can apply in Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty Tahr to better adapt it to our preferences.

We've installed Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty Tahr, but that's just the beginning, and we can customize it to just how we like it best. Let's see how.

Post about the configuration and use of the Firewall in Ubuntu and the installation and configuration of its graphical interface to better handle this tool.

If we do not use Ubuntu web applications we can easily disable the notifications that warn us about their integration into the desktop.

Post that collects a series of tricks to optimize our Ubuntu system. The tricks are old but they are updated to Ubuntu version 12.10.