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Enable Color Emoji on Xubuntu
Easily enable color emoji in Xubuntu to add more charm to your messaging and expand it to almost every app you use.
Read MoreEnable Flatpak in Xubuntu
Xubuntu supports Debian, Snap, and AppImage packages out of the box. To support even more options, you can easily install Flatpak support.
Read MoreInstall Xubuntu 20.04, 21.10, or 22.04 on Raspberry Pi 4
Install Xubuntu 20.04, 21.10, or 22.04 on the Raspberry Pi 4. This guide makes it easy to get up and running and make the most of your Pi 4.
Read MoreUse mainline to easily upgrade your kernel
When I installed Xubuntu 22.04, I was shocked to learn Bluetooth didn't work. A kernel regression for my hardware prompted an upgrade.
Read MoreUnlock Multi-Touch Gestures in Xubuntu
I’ve grown accustomed to using multi-touch gestures to switch workspaces. I've prepared a step-by-step guide to enable gestures in Xubuntu.
Read MoreStable Release Updates on Xubuntu
Xubuntu updates are follow the "stable release update" procedure, or SRU. The process can be intimidating for users and contributors alike.
Read MoreMigrate from Ghost to Squarespace
This in-depth guide will help you migrate your Ghost blog to Squarespace thanks to the migration tools available to WordPress.
Read MoreInstall Xubuntu 19.10 on a Raspberry Pi 4
An in-depth guide to install Xubuntu 19.10 "Eoan Ermine" on the Raspberry Pi 4 single-board, ARM-based personal computer.
Read MoreMy Xubuntu Customization Guide
Show Your Desktop Friday's popularity has declined recently. Let’s fix that. Here's how I customize Xubuntu 17.04 to my liking.
Read MoreBug Reporting in Xubuntu
Reporting bugs in Xubuntu is not difficult and takes no more than a few minutes. Bugs found and reported early are more likely to be fixed.
Read MoreXubuntu 11.10 Setup Guide
A step-by-step guide to beautify Xubuntu 11.10 and make it your default, do-it-all, privacy-respecting operating system.
Read MoreSwitching From Dropbox to Ubuntu One
I switched from Dropbox to Ubuntu One for my cloud data needs. Ubuntu One features better integration and a more compelling pricing model.
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