Ubuntu Tutorials

In this tutorial, you will be learning the easy ways to change the time zone on the Ubuntu operating system. The time zone is what affects the local time of your operating system. Read More...

In this tutorial you will learn how to change your username on the Ubuntu operating system. This involves using the terminal and has some potential side effects that may break services on your device. Read More...

In this guide we will be showing you how to install the Godot Game Engine on Ubuntu. Godot is an open-source and free engine that supports Linux. It is capable of both 3D and 2D games and is regarded as a relatively easy game engine to pickup. Read More...

In this tutorial you will be learning how to list services on the Ubuntu operating system. This allows you to see services that are running on your system. Using a single command, you can even see what services are disabled or inactive. Read More...

Learn how to install and set up the Transmission BitTorrent client on the Ubuntu operating system. Transmission is lightweight and feature packed torrent client that boasts a useful web interface for remote access. Read More...

Learn how simple it is to edit a file on Ubuntu while using the command line. We will be focusing specifically on the nano text editor. Knowing how to edit files within the terminal is crucial for any Ubuntu user. Read More...

In this tutorial will be showing you how to list users on Ubuntu using the terminal. These methods will output the names of users to the terminal as well as some additional information. You can even list logged in users. Read More...

In this tutorial you will be learning how to turn off the swap memory system on your Ubuntu operating system. Swap memory is used when your system runs out of physical memory and leads to degraded performance. Read More...

In this quick guide you will be learning how to get the size of a directory on the Ubuntu operating system. To achieve this we will be using the du command. This tool allows you to summarise the size of folders on systems like Ubuntu. Read More...

In this tutorial, you will be learning how to install phpMyAdmin on the Ubuntu operating system. This is a web-based tool that allows you to easily manage your MariaDB or MYSQL databases with relative ease. Read More...

In this tutorial you will be learning how to shut down the Ubuntu operating system while only using the terminal. You can even use this command to schedule your system to shut down at a specific time, or even power off immediately without any prompts. Read More...

In this tutorial, you will learn how to install the XFCE desktop environment onto the Ubuntu operating system. This environment is a faster, more optimized alternative to the default GNOME interface. It is excellent for those wanting a more lightweight system. Read More...

In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up a cron job on the Ubuntu operating system. A cron job is a task that will be triggered on a schedule that you define within the crontab file. Read More...

In this quick guide, we will be showing you a couple of simple ways that you can log out of the Ubuntu operating system using the terminal. Logging out helps prevent unwanted access to your system. Read More...

In this tutorial, you will learn how to install Webmin on the Ubuntu operating system. This tool allows you to manage various elements on your system through a straightforward web interface. Read More...

In this tutorial we will be showing you how to remove a file or directory from the Ubuntu operating system while using the terminal. Knowing how to delete files is a crucial aspect of dealing with Ubuntu. Read More...

In this quick guide we will be showing you how you can start, stop or restart the NGINX service on the Ubuntu operating system. Managing the NGINX service is a straightforward process with just a few commands to learn. Read More...

In this quick guide, you will be learning how to start, stop, restart or reload the Apache web server on the Ubuntu operating system. These steps are made simple since Apache runs itself as a service. Read More...