Ubuntu Linux is one of the most popular Linux operating systems. It’s an open-source operating system that is user-friendly and secure. In this article, I’ll look at the history and some of the features of Ubuntu.
The Ubuntu Linux operating system is developed by the company Canonical, powered by the Linux kernel, and based on the Debian Linux distribution. For beginners: Ubuntu has an easy-to-use graphical user interface (GNOME) that makes using your a breeze. Ubuntu is designed with security in mind, which means there are fewer risks when surfing online or installing new software. There are plenty of applications available for free in the Ubuntu software installer. Software packages use the .deb package format.
This OS also offers plenty of flexibility when customizing your desktop environment. Whether you’re looking for a sleek dark theme or something bright and vibrant, plenty of options are available to match any taste or need.
Furthermore, users can install many applications from trusted sources, including web browsers and media players. With these tools at your disposal, you’ll be able to customize every aspect of Ubuntu for maximum productivity.
Ubuntu supports most hardware devices, such as graphics cards, printers, and scanners, without needing additional drivers or software downloads.
It is an amazing operating system that offers users plenty of features and customization options without sacrificing security or stability.
Ubuntu comes in two main variants, Ubuntu Server and Ubuntu Desktop. Ubuntu Server is mainly used for headless server systems (systems that do not have a graphical user interface). At the same time, Ubuntu Desktop is intended to be used on Desktop and Notebook computers.
Operating Systems based on Ubuntu
Several other Linux OS have been derived from ubuntu. The most well-known ones are:
- Linux Mint (An even easier-to-use desktop version of Ubuntu that targets Linux beginners).
- Kubuntu (Ubuntu Desktop, which uses KDE instead of the default GNOME desktop environment).
- Lubuntu (Ubuntu with LXDE Desktop).
Ubuntu Linux tutorials
Here at OSNote, we provide many free Tutorials for the Ubuntu operating system. You can find the complete list of available guides here.