Need on-screen virtual keyboard? Here’s how to enable and use the function in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. The default GNOME desktop environment has built-in on-screen keyboard for use in case you don’t have a physical keyboard. It’s easy to enable this ...

Got some photo images in .webp file format? Here’s how to open them with system default image viewer (and other GTK apps), and generate image thumbnail in File manager in Ubuntu 22.04 & Ubuntu 20.04 Webp is an image file ...

Want to hide the lock screen option from the upper-right corner system menu? Here’s how to do the trick in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. For Ubuntu, Fedora and other Linux with GNOME desktop, the screen lock can be disabled either totally ...

Want to install an app via classic DEB package, but it’s not available in Ubuntu’s own repository? There’s a new command line tool “deb-get“, makes installing apps from 3rd party repositories as easy as single command. Many applications (e.g., Google ...

Want to record your screen or app window with sounds? Here’s how to do this in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. Ubuntu 22.04 comes with built-in screen recording UI. By pressing Ctrl+Shift+Alt+R key combination on keyboard, you can open it and select ...

The popular Qt based screenshot tool KSnip 1.10.0 was released few days ago with some cool new features. Here’s how to install it in Ubuntu. For those never heard of KSnip, it’s a free open-source cross-platform (supports Windows, Linux and ...

Linux Kernel 5.18 was released on this Sunday. Ubuntu 22.04 user can install this new kernel via the mainline PPA repository. The new Kernel release comes with many new features, and here are some of them: Intel Hardware Feedback Interface ...

Free open-source vector graphics editor Inkscape 1.2 was released a few days ago. Ubuntu, Linux Mint and their based systems can now install the new release via official PPA. Inkscape 1.2 is a major release with some exciting new features ...

Got an invisible app window called “gjs” in Ubuntu 22.04 desktop? Here’s how to kill it without log out the current session. GJS, stands for Gnome JavaScript, it’s part of Gnome-shell use as JavaScript programming environment. In Ubuntu, the default ...

This simple tutorial shows how to enable 3-finger & 4-finger multi-touch gestures in Ubuntu 22.04, Fedora 36 and other Linux with GNOME 40+, while the desktop by default supports only few gestures. Default multi-touch gestures: For laptop or desktop PC ...

Looking for a peer to peer file transfer app that works outside the local network? Warp is the stupid simple application to do the trick for Linux. There are a few applications for LAN file transferring, such as Warpinator and ...

Ubuntu 22.04 desktop looks really good today, but it’s always better to have choices! And, here is the beginner’s guide shows how to install themes and change the desktop panel, icons, app windows appearance. Change Themes in Ubuntu 22.04 Ubuntu ...

Like Firefox, the Chromium web browser package in recent Ubuntu repository is just empty package that links to Snap version. If you would like to install the classic .Deb version instead, here are 2 choices that work on Ubuntu 22.04 ...

DeaDBeeF music player released new 1.9.0 version a day ago. Here’s what’s new and how to install the application in Ubuntu. DeaDBeeF is one of my favorite music players, especially for its design mode. Glory to Ukraine! In this release ...

User of Google Chrome or Chromium based web browser? Here are the workarounds if you found that double-clicking does not work for maximizing/restoring app window in Ubuntu Linux. When double-clicking on the header bar of any app window, it should ...