Showing posts with label gui. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gui. Show all posts

This tutorial will help you getting started with the graphical user interface (GUI) of Ubuntu 24.04 "Noble Numbat". We intend this for beginners who just discovered Ubuntu and GNU/Linux especially those who already have background on Windows or macOS by the goal they can work quickly with Ubuntu. You will learn ten things, including understanding the desktop area and menus, in quick way with exercises you can do on your computer right away. Lastly, we make this as short as possible so you can focus. Now, let's start reading and exercising!

 


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This tutorial will explain how you can install a full Lazarus/Free Pascal software development kit of on Ubuntu Desktop. Lazarus is a visual programming tool to make graphical user interface applications in drag-and-drop ways and with Free Pascal it is often viewed as a complete Free Software alternative or replacement to Delphi. Now let's set it up!

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Raven, the Super+A menu, is the special right panel on Budgie Desktop Environment. It's represented by a white door icon with a left arrow on it beside the power icon on the top panel. It's interesting as it's fun to show/hide in end-user's perspective. It's unique, compared to same right-side panel concepts on BlankOn and deepin, it has own name Raven while being very minimal yet usable. See more below. This is the continuation after the first part talked about the Top Panel. Enjoy and please wait the next part about Applets!

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I decided to make a series of review about Budgie Desktop, the original GUI from Solus OS, now featured on Ubuntu Budgie. Thanks to Ikey Doherty the father of both Budgie and Solus, we can enjoy such free desktop environment that is innovative and customizable. This first part article covers in brief the top panel, the adaptive-transparent one, and introducing its menu and tray, how they look with and without customization. Enjoy!


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Ubuntu 16.04.5 has been released at Thursday, 2 August 2018. This tutorial explains how to upgrade 16.04 to 16.04.5 by GUI Software Updater. You will use only Software & Updates dialog to setup the repository and then upgrade your system with Software Updater dialog without using command lines in Terminal. Prepare your internet access and enjoy!

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Hello AppImage users! If you like AppImage so much you have many AppImage apps, and you wonder how to upgrade them, here comes AppImageUpdate for you. Running AppImage apps is easy, and updating them is easy too thanks to this program. This small program works to update AppImages you have easily just by selecting the file and go. Update process is also easy and efficient, it automates the download in diff size (also known as "delta"), not starting it from zero percent. Complete your happiness in GNU/Linux with it. This tutorial explains with pictures and an example to do it. Enjoy!

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This tutorial explains how to use ProtonVPN with Ubuntu using both Terminal command line and GUI Network Manager (on GNOME, Ubuntu 18.04). ProtonVPN is a privacy-oriented VPN service hosted in Switzerland and is under the same organization with ProtonMail.

 
I use the free (no cost) service as example here so you can apply the same steps if you have purchased ProtonVPN paid service. Happy connecting!

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