Reload is the process refreshing the information of download sources in an Ubuntu system. If you observe, you will find that actually Ubuntu downloads several dozen megabytes of data when reloading and in fact you can reduce up to half size. This article supplies you information to tinker with that with sources.list configuration and APT command. You will see best of this in an experiment-dedicated system if you have. Lastly, I practiced this on Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Fossa and you can practice this also on other versions. Enjoy tinkering!

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Hello, YouTubers! Here is a new YouTube called PeerTube. It is originated from alternative world: the free software community, a society that cares about software freedom and computer user's privacy. PeerTube brings new concepts called federation and instance you didn't find at your previous video sharing. And because you are interested to it, here is the friendly user guide to share videos on PeerTube step by step. As example so you can learn more easily, here I practice using my PeerTube account registered at Libre.Video instance with 1GB upload quota. Happy watching!

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Let me share with you my Ubuntu tips for teaching and studying you could practice easily at school. Of course these tips are based more on free/libre open source software principles so you will see alternatives like PeerTube among mentioned tools. However, all software mentioned below are Free Software exclusively and available in 20.04 Focal Fossa. I hope websites other than UbuntuBuzz follow by exposing Ubuntu education capability like this. Happy studying!

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Let me share with you my favorite Ubuntu Unity Desktop setup that works for me for years. You can have this enjoyable desktop style easily by practicing my tips below. Yes, of course this is practiced on 20.04 Focal Fossa already. Enjoy the innovative desktop once again!

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As you might know, I like Unity Desktop Environment and wrote about it every time Ubuntu released new version. Thanks to Unity Developer Team, this desktop still alive safe and sound even today. Now it is the time to install it once again on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and see that it's still okay just like before. Bring back the enjoyably familiar, smooth, faster and simpler to use user interface!

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Continuing the first and second ones, this tutorial explains file archiving with password protection on Ubuntu operating system. By this you can create a compressed archive file that can only be opened by you. Even the file list cannot be seen unless the user know the password. This tutorial is based on Ubuntu version 20.04 LTS and is applicable to other versions. Happy working!

 

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Continuing the basic tutorial, this one is file archiving with compression. Compression means reduction in file size. In this tutorial you will learn more which archive file formats support compression and which ones do not and how to compress files into one archive. This tutorial is based on Ubuntu version 20.04 LTS and can be applied to any other version. Happy working!

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File archiving is the making of archive file such as zip file either with compression or not and either with password or not. User does archiving mostly by file manager right-click or by the archiver program. Ubuntu can handle archiving thanks to File Archiver application that is included in every release. This simple tutorial explains how to do the basic archiving on Ubuntu 20.04 done with clicks. Happy working!

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