While Ubuntu is free to install and use for individuals, organizations can pay for support and for a host of other Ubuntu-based products, such as server software.

So you've just installed Ubuntu? Learn how easy it is to load up your favorite software, and the advantages you can expect compared to Windows.

Why switch to Linux? More security, more privacy, and freedom from vendor lock-in. And these distributions are as simple to install and use as MacOS or Windows.

Ubuntu lets me build my server exactly how I want it One of the biggest advantages of using Ubuntu for my home server is the level of customization it offers. I can start with a minimal ...

The four top Linux distributions -- Fedora, Mint, openSUSE and Ubuntu -- differ widely in their approach to the desktop. We look at all four and figure out which is right for you.

Using the Raspberry Pi Imager, Raspberry Pi's official OS installer, is the easiest way to flash Ubuntu to your microSD card.

Mint and Ubuntu differ in GUI, with Ubuntu looking a bit more like Mac, while Mint more resembles Windows. Mint has been built with Ubuntu as a base, meaning they share a lot of tech under the ...

The Ubuntu Tutorials blog runs through the two-step process needed to update an ISO from an early release to a final one using the zsync terminal app. It's not installed in most command line ...

Running Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi 5 is not that straightforward. However, it is possible, assuming you're using the right version and hardware. Up until recently, Raspberry Pi 5 could only run Ubuntu ...