The latest release of uCareSystem, version 24.04.0, introduces enhanced maintenance and cleanup capabilities for Ubuntu and its derivatives. It’s definitely worth exploring the new features
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ucaresystem core 4.4.0 : Now published for Ubuntu Kinetik and Lunar
The new release of ucaresystem core is released and available for Ubuntu Kinetik (22.10) and Ubuntu Lunar (23.04)
ucaresystem core 4.4.0 : Pkexec, check for reboot and minor fix
The new release 4.4.0 of ucaresystem core introduces two internal but important features and a minor bug fix for Debian Jessie. Let’s check them out…
ucaresystem core 4.3.0 : Launch it from from your applications menu
The 4.3.0 introduces a menu icon and a launcher for ucaresystem-core. Once installed or updated, you will find a uCareSystem Core entry in your menu that you can click if you want to launch ucaresystem-core.
How to search – install – remove, Snap packages in Ubuntu
In this short video tutorial, we will see how to use the new Snap package manager to search and install/remove Snap packages and some useful commands.
uCareSystem Core v3.0 released and available in PPA
uCareSystem Core is a small software that automates the basic system maintenance processes. Now it is also available to install it via PPA if you are interested to automatically receive new features.
How to do a full disk encryption with Ubuntu installation
In this video tutorial, I am demonstrating how to do a full disk encryption by using Ubuntu Mini ISO (Netinstall)
Ask – Find the best answer to your questions related to Ubuntu in just 1 second !!!
Ah, it’s almost 9:00 and I am still awake. I’ve been trying to figure out how great it’s the howdoi and what if I could modify the script to work along with AskUbuntu.com How it works Just type your question (query or just a phrase) or anything like being in Google, but in terminal. [youtube id=”zRMcT1uwjis” width=”600″ height=”350″] The … Read more
How to install CUDA 5.0 Toolkit in Ubuntu
This guide is based upon Ubuntu LTS 12.04, but same principles apply in 12.10 as well. Let’s start 1. Make sure you have a CUDA supported GPU You must have a nVIDIA GPU that supports CUDA, otherwise you can’t program in CUDA code. Here’s a list with the CUDA supported GPU models. 2. Install NVIDIA … Read more
Half-Life and Counter-Strike are available for Linux
I still remember myself trying to play Counter-Strike under Linux using WINE or Cedega. A couple years later, today, somebody told me that Valve releases both titles through Linux Steam client — beta no more. All you have to do is go to Steam, search for Counter-Strike and Half-Life, purchase them, download next, and frag ‘n kill. … Read more