Народ, всем привет! По многочисленным просьбам выкладываю сборку основанную на Xubuntu – MacBuntu 18.04.
MacBuntu – это кастомизированная сборка, которая имеет вид как в MacOS, и пользуется большой популярностью среди пользователей всего мира.
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Hello everybody! Today, you will see another assembly very similar to MacOS, but this time, this assembly is based on Ubuntu Budgie 20.04.
I’ve been testing the new version of Ubuntu Budgie for several months now, and I have only positive emotions. During this time, the system has never failed me, it works smartly even when I play games using Lutris.…
On Linux, we can create a new file in the terminal, or from the file manager on the desktop.
Knowing how to create a new file is an important skill for anyone who regularly uses Linux.…
Deepin 20 is a Linux distribution designed to provide a beautiful, easy to use, safe and reliable system for global users.
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MacOS Mojave comes with a “dynamic desktop background” that changes slightly throughout the day. In this post, I will show you how to use them on the Linux desktop.…
eDEX-UI is a cool sci-fi inspired terminal emulator that looks great with tons of options like system monitoring. Let’s take a quick look at what he offers us.
You probably already know a lot of funny Linux commands. And what could be more interesting than the Linux command line? Of course, the terminal shell itself.…
Hello everybody! Most recently, my build of MacBigSur, which is based on Kubuntu 20.04, was released, and according to user feedback, it has become very popular. So I decided to update it, and do a little bit.…
MacBigSur 20.04 is an assembly based on the Kubuntu 20.04 operating system, where I completely tried to change the appearance so that it was as similar as possible to the latest version of MacOS BigSur.…
The program has a simple and lightweight interface, not overloaded with unnecessary. You can very easily add your own channel, delete a broken one or edit it.…
Wobbly windows were in fashion when I first started using Linux (indeed, they are part of why I started using Linux). But this feature has gone out of fashion and is not available on the GNOME desktop, which includes Ubuntu.…