Just installed fresh Edition
Get your distro here: www.ubuntu.com/download
Have doubts? Ask here: askubuntu.com
Comparison of various other distros with respect to Ubuntu should be done here. Don't shit up board and /fglt/ by posting your Ubuntu queries.
Also, Please anons help me to rice my Ubuntu.
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askubuntu.com
youtube.com
gnu.org
fridge.ubuntu.com
omgubuntu.co.uk
ghostbin.com
ghostbin.com
digitalocean.com
dotshare.it
terminal.sexy
box-look.org
gnome-look.org
omgubuntu.co.uk
noobslab.com
ghostbin.com
github.com
darkdoomer.deviantart.com
gnome-look.org
snwh.org
ghostbin.com
howtogeek.com
webupd8.org
community.linuxmint.com
pclosmag.com
github.com
webupd8.org
gamingonlinux.com
lgdb.org
phoronix.com
penguspy.com
libregamewiki.org
ghostbin.com
wiki.winehq.org
appdb.winehq.org
github.com
en.wikibooks.org
youtube.com
wiki.debian.org
reddit.com
makeuseof.com
bugs.launchpad.net
twitter.com
kys
Is there any way to adjust the mouse wheel speed?
>fug
/fag/ was funny, but you're just laughable.
Get out of here.
fuck you and fuck your general threads
Ubuntu is incredible. I've been using it for a few years now.
What theme are you using in Ubuntu and for Firefox? That looks really good.
Ahaha
...
Thanks m8.
>?_ga=1.86276444.555512936.1469002554
JUST EMBRACE IT
I'm scared now
can somebody explain that Url?
Can you not fuck off to /fglt/?
>ignores the askubuntu.com part
idiot
we use the _ga tag at my work to fire off google analytics events
It could be that, but I'm not sure why it's in the url (maybe it's 1 way of firing an event, we use it in javascript on page load), or why it's set to numbers and periods
"Ubuntu, to me means 'I don't understand how to install Linux'"
-Smart FreeBSD Man
youtube.com
>opinions of someone using deprecated FreeBSD
>relevant
(You)
::::DDDDDDDDD
/fug/ means Gondola is mascot, confirmed?
Please somebody answer this and also any generic drivers available for trackpad?
is this the new desktop thread
Yeb XDDD
Most of the the times it works out of the box. No messy setups.
That's why I use it.
What should I install for doing C/C++ programming?
CLion + Boost
OP should do it.
Thanks m8
>sjwfox
Please end your life.
...
>C/C++
Why are you grouping two completely different languages together like that?
GNU/Antegros + KDE Masterace
how to make the boot time faster, jesus is it slow compared to win10
I've read you can like delete some useless things from the boot that make it boot in like 7 second instead of a minute
Antergos, yeah.
KDE...it looks really nice, but it just really isn't stable enough for a general user. KDE Connect is sweet, though.
I meant C and C++ separately. Sorry, if that was not clear.
>stable enough
what? it's as stable as other DE
I'm on a thinkpad T400 and Ubuntu boots from GRUB in like 10-15 seconds for me. Maybe buy a better computer?
I used it for like a month with Antergos, and for a week before I finally switched, Kwin_x11 just kept crashing. Not to mention the screen-locker fucking up.
I had to press Ctrl+Alt+F2 to into a different TTY, and then kill the locker.
>tfw don't know how fast my boot really is since i luks encrypt my drive
sure it's a bit old, had it for like 5 years but I don't think it should be THAT slow. I remember how previous Ubuntus would always boot up faster than windows, but now windows 10 boots up faster than Ubuntu 16.04
Why have another general ? you can discuss of this shit on an existing thread.
If you can't do it graphically via the setting panel, unity is worse than what I thought.
>1200x800
>MacBuntuu-OS
why ?
>"Ubuntu, to me means 'I don't understand how to install Linux'"
The install process is the same in most distributions. There no big differences between ubuntu debian or fedora installer
gcc, g++, valgrind, vim and make is all you need. If you want an ide, I personally use codelite. If I need qt, I go with qt creator.
Windows 10 pretty much boots up when you turn it off, and then hibernates.
Microsoft is cheating again, it's almost like Vista.
yeah, the computer is working silently, with no fans running, with no lights flashing, all so microsoft can win the boot game, jesus... you sound delusional
>Why have another general ? you can discuss of this shit on an existing thread.
Because /fglt/ involves some autists who, as soon as you ask about your doubts about Ubuntu, they will reply-
>kys
>install Gentoo
>Arch is better
> "baby distro"
Ubuntu is popular and daily you will see 4-5 threads popping up about Ubuntu. That's why to contain them, /fug/ would be helpful.
My computer would make the same sounds when it boots up after turning windows 10 off. It's pretty easy to tell for me, because I have a mechanical hard drive.
>muh DE
I never understood why people use these.
Isn't update for LTS coming on 21/07/2016?
go turn that off in the settings and see that the boot is still < 15 seconds
probably the autism stopping you from empathizing with people
when is the Unity 8 dropping? looks interesting
I switched to Arch like a year ago, because Windows 10 sucks so much.
>arch
are you a neckbeard or something lmao
And /fglt/ is right.
gnu.org
Nice meme. I still dont understand why you need to click shit. Is it faster? Are you to lazy to type? Why do (almost) all Ubuntu users use a DE?
Reminder that Canonical (Ubuntu) is activly destroying the Linux community with it's partnership with Microsoft.
With porting Ubuntu to Windows 10, there's no reason for Windows users anymore to switch.
If you support Ubuntu, you support Microsoft.
thread
>running Ubuntu on Windows 10 is same as running Ubuntu exclusively
W E W L A D
This looks interesting: omgubuntu.co.uk
How to make Ubuntu less botnet-ty?
uninstall it
get Debian (which Ubuntu is based on)
>apt
Why do you like using shit, user? Pacman is better.
>better
- pacman can't distinguish between free and nonfree packages
- Kernel comes with all proprietary modules (backdoors) enabled
- Arch is generally a bloated distro (binary and sources in one package)
>what is Parabola GNU/Linux-libre?
Will installing Unoobtu will my fuck my battery life on laptop? or is it just a meme?
Ubuntu isn't lightweight.
OP have this copy pasta:
Ricing GNU/Linux is not made by only choosing themes and colors, but what software goes in your computer. "Display Managers" are the login screens, "Window Managers" are the part drawing the borders, colors, etc, and "File Managers" are what handles how you browse your machine. More info:
>Window Manager Reviews. To decide the main look and feel.
ghostbin.com
>GNU/Linux Software Big List. For options on many more stuff.
ghostbin.com
>How to Customize your Bash Prompt
digitalocean.com
dotshare.it
terminal.sexy
>Where to get some themes and icons
box-look.org
gnome-look.org
Arc, a GTK Theme:omgubuntu.co.uk
Mac OS X (MacBuntu) Transformation pack for Ubuntu:noobslab.com
How to have a Win 95 theme on Lubuntu:ghostbin.com
Macintosh System 6 XFCE4 Theme:github.com
IRIX icons:darkdoomer.deviantart.com
Win95 icons: gnome-look.org
Paper Icon Set: snwh.org
>Starting x without DM or Login Manager
ghostbin.com
>How to Enable and Tweak Flashy Graphical Effects.
howtogeek.com
>Desktop application to show various info on CPU, battery power, e-mail inboxes, many popular music players, etc.
webupd8.org
>How to make your own theme
community.linuxmint.com
pclosmag.com
x800
>>MacBuntuu-OS
>why ?
Why not?
There's plenty of tutorials online I'm sure. Once you get Ubuntu installed, hold Ctrl-Alt-T for a terminal, and type "sudo apt-get install docky". Without quotes. Press enter to run the command. Apt get is a package manager, install is a program argument, and docky is the name of the package. After that, just type "docky" and hit enter. The dock should pop up on the bottom.
For the numix and arc themes, head over to their websites and download whatever style you like (personally I enjoy arc-dark). Once it's downloaded, extract it. (Challenge mode: do this in the terminal). Move the extracted contents to a folder located at /usr/share/themes. You can do this in the terminal, too. Cd to the downloaded file (cd means change directory) with the command "cd ~/Download/" (assuming your file is in the default chrome/Firefox download directory) (~ is a shortcut to your home directory, essentially making it /home/USERNAME/Download/). Now type "ls" to make sure the folder is there. Move all the contents with "sudo mv (name of folder that came up in ls) /usr/share/themes" and hit enter.
The theme won't instantly take effect, you will first need to set it as the selected one. To do this, it's easiest to download a program called unity-tweak-tool. You can get it with the following command: "sudo apt-get install unity-tweak-tool". Once the command finishes, open up the app (hit the super/windows/command key to open the dash, search for "Unity Tweak Tool"). Once you are in the application, navigate to the themes section. Select numix/arc from the list, and hit apply (or whatever button is there). You can also use this app to change the icon theme if you downloaded any.
Shouldn't have typed all that on mobile, but there you go.
I see some anons in music production. I am making a list of software for quick access, here is the audio part
Audio Editing: SoX, Audacity
Audio Encoding: FLAC, LAME
Audio Ripping: cdparanoia, fre ac, Sound Juicer
Audio Tag: Beets, Easytag
Background Sound: Ambient Noise, GNU GTick
Digital Audio Workstation: LMMS, Ardour, Rosegarden
DJing: Mixxx
Ear Training: GNU Solfege, LenMus
Music Player: Moc (+ moc-ffmpeg-plugin), Ncmpcpp, MikMod, cmus, Clementine, Rhythmbox, Audacious (+ Winamp Classic skin + GJay)
Music Visualization: cli-visualizer, cava, projectM, Le Biniou
Scorewriter: Emacs (lyqi), eTktab, LilyPond, MuseScore
Software Sampler: Hydrogen, orDrumbox, LinuxSampler
Synthesizer: ZynAddSubFX, AlsaModularSynth
Tonal Feature Analysis: CLAM Chordata
Tracker Editors: MilkyTracker, Schism
Trackers: GoatTracker, SID-Wizard
Some tools are command line but graphical alternatives are given. Other tools like Audacity come with options like VSI plugin integration and Nyquist which you should look up too.
LMMS, in my opinion, is part of a toolchain you use with other software, say, a synthesizer, that comes separate. Once you get the logic in the unix world everything has separate tools you can set a bretty good environment.
>can't distinguish between free and nonfree packages
What the fuck do you need that for?
> proprietary modules (backdoors)
What kernel and CPU microcode are you running?
>Mac OS X (MacBuntu) Transformation pack for Ubuntu
Just get a mac, Noobuntu babbies.
Go crazy, install them all and unistall them after that. If you want, you can clean your computer later by typing in the terminal
sudo apt-get autoclean; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get autoremove
Because unlike windows, we don't need "de-fragment" our computer.
Here is more pasta (for gaymes)
Pros:
You'll get better performances on Linux than Windows once devs port the games.
Your system is malware free.
Your system won't crash as much as Windows do.
By not buying Windows you can use the money to buy games instead.
>Steam
github.com
>GOG.com
webupd8.org
>Thread on /t/ (Torrents) on ported videogames
#
>News and Reviews
gamingonlinux.com
lgdb.org
phoronix.com
>Open source games
penguspy.com
libregamewiki.org
ghostbin.com
>Wine wiki
wiki.winehq.org
>Database of games running in Wine
appdb.winehq.org
>Wine Staging (latest and experimental features for Wine)
github.com
>PCI/GPU Passthrough
en.wikibooks.org
youtube.com
wiki.debian.org
reddit.com
HAVE YOU EVER HEARD ABOUT PASTEBIN FAGGOT?!
OP will do it. I'm too lazy for all that pasteshit.
I have a Mac. I installed Debian on it.
>If you can't do it graphically via the setting panel, unity is worse than what I thought.
Not only can you not do it via the GUI you can't even do it via the cli like gsettings or similar. you literally need to RECOMPILE Unity with a variable change
>you literally need to RECOMPILE Unity with a variable change
seriously ? why did they do that ?
Because freedoom.
same with red hat and their azure bullshit.
suse is the only good guy left standing
Why people use Unity? It's shitty.
Honestly have not had any issues with it on my desktop. But I guess it just comes down to if you are willing sacrifice performance for visuals.
Oh hey, that's my wallpaper.
Gnu is not an operating system
Note taking software on Ubuntu?
Canonical has done more for Linux than all of you retards put together.
>Fails to understand the point
WHEN WILL THIS GET FIXED
bugs.launchpad.net
Does anyone here have experience with Kodi who can give me a link to a "Kodi for dummies" guide?
