Average Linux UserYou may need to install Flash Player on Linux to access websites that use Adobe Flash Player. There are two options available: flashplugin-installer and pepperflashplugin-nonfree. The latter is a better option. I show how to install and enable pepperflashplugin in Chromium and Firefox on Ubuntu 20.04.
0:37 Two ways to install Flash Player 1:08 Install Flash Player in Chromium 2:18 Install Flash Player in Chromium snap 3:46 Install Flash Player in Firefox
Install Flash Player on Linux (Ubuntu 20.04)Average Linux User2020-07-05 | You may need to install Flash Player on Linux to access websites that use Adobe Flash Player. There are two options available: flashplugin-installer and pepperflashplugin-nonfree. The latter is a better option. I show how to install and enable pepperflashplugin in Chromium and Firefox on Ubuntu 20.04.
0:37 Two ways to install Flash Player 1:08 Install Flash Player in Chromium 2:18 Install Flash Player in Chromium snap 3:46 Install Flash Player in Firefox
Timecodes: 00:00 Overview 00:18 1. Update Recovery Partition 02:07 2. Switch to Hybrid Graphics 03:09 3. Update Firmware 03:51 4. Configure Hi-DPI Display 04:40 5. Install Synaptic 05:36 6. Install Codecs and Microsoft fonts 09:08 7. Back up 10:13 8. Enable Firewall 11:07 9. Install ThinLinc 12:24 10. Install Gnome Tweaks 13:43 11. Enable Gnome extensions 15:30 12. Install Google Chrome 16:23 13. Netflix support in Firefox and other settings 17:34 14. Automatic Date and Time 18:00 15. Enable Night Light 18:38 16. Configure Dock 21:17 17. Install Guvcview 22:07 18. Disable Bluetooth 22:27 19. Show Battery Percentage 23:04 20. Install Ubuntu-Cleaner 24:28 Try ThinLinc!
Tags: #Pop!_OS #linux #AfterInstallUbuntu Remote Desktop Access with ThinLincAverage Linux User2022-06-17 | Get ThinLinc: cendio.com/thinlinc/how-to-get-started ThinLinc is the best Remote Desktop Access software that provides graphical desktop experience that is indistinguishable from a local desktop session. It works in Linux, Windows, macOS, and even a web browser. Basically, you can access your Linux desktop from any device that has an internet connection.
More detailed tutorial including terminal commands, enhanced security settings, router configuration: averagelinuxuser.com/thinlinc
Timecodes: 0:00 Overview 0:25 ThinLinc is the best Remote Desktop Access software 01:14 Install ThinLinc 01:48 Configure ThinLinc 02:48 Get your IP address 03:31 Client computer options 04:05 SSH connection 04:41 Web browser access 05:50 ThinLinc Client Software 07:13 Enhanced Security 07:51 Server-based computing 08:24 Comparing different Remote Desktop Access software
Tags: #ThinLinc #Ubuntu #LinuxRouter port forwarding for remote desktopAverage Linux User2022-06-15 | Learn how to configure router port forwarding for remote desktop. Also, consider configuring VPN in your router for more secure remote access from outside your home network.
0:00 Intro 0:55 Private & Public IP 2:09 SSH and port forwarding 2:35 Router VPN 3:23 Security of remote access 4:11 Configure router port forwarding 7:09 Configure router VPN 7:57 Outro
Tags: #Router #VPN #linuxHow to SSH into VirtualBox machineAverage Linux User2022-05-23 | Learn how to SSH into a VirtualBox guest machine from a local host computer as well as from another computer.
0:00 Intro 0:24 Install SSH in VirtualBox OS 1:15 Open SSH port in Firewall 2:07 VirtualBox network settings 2:57 Install SSH client 3:26 Connect to VirtualBox from the guest OS 4:27 Configure VirtualBox for access from another computer 5:44 SSH to VirtualBox from another computer 6:16 Configure your router 7:11 SSH security
Tags: #VirtualBox #SSH #LinuxHow to configure VPN on LinuxAverage Linux User2022-05-11 | Learn how to configure VPN on Linux including OpenVPN, Cisco AnyConnect VPN, SSL-VPN, L2TP/IPsec. I also share my Troubleshooting experience. Text version: averagelinuxuser.com/configure-vpn
Tags: #VPN #OpenVPN #Linux15 Things to Do After Installing Ubuntu 22.04Average Linux User2022-04-29 | Visit brilliant.org/AverageLinuxUser to get started learning STEM for free, and the first 200 people will get 20% off their annual premium subscription.
Timecodes: 0:00 Intro 00:19 Customize Desktop 01:49 Install drivers 02:41 Get the original Firefox 6:06 Brilliant 07:29 Netflix support and other useful Firefox settings 08:15 Enable Minimize on Dock Click 09:14 Install Codecs and Microsoft fonts 10:52 Install GNOME Extensions 13:41 Install GNOME Tweaks 15:05 Configure Hi-DPI Display 15:46 Enable Night Light 16:27 Install Guvcview 17:29 Set up Firewall 18:32 Check the Xorg session 20:06 Show Battery Percentage 20:44 Install Ubuntu-Cleaner 22:10 Outro
Tags: #Ubuntu #Linux #AfterInstallUbuntu 22.04: Beautiful Outside, Ugly Inside!Average Linux User2022-04-25 | Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish is released and it looks gorgeous. But there are some problems that cannot be over-weighted by its beauty. Let’s have a look at them in this Ubuntu 22.04 review.
00:00 Intro 00:19 Positive aspects 02:34 Installation Problem 03:40 Boot time 04:04 Firefox is snap 05:25 Overall problem with snap apps 06:31 No minimize on dock click 07:07 Cheese doesn’t work 07:48 Clipboard buffer issue 08:25 Files crashes 08:56 Conclusion
Tags: #ubuntu #ubuntu22.04 #linuxHow to limit network bandwidth in LinuxAverage Linux User2021-11-15 | Learn how to limit the network bandwidth in Linux with Wondershaper and trickle.
Tags: #Linux #trickle #wondershaperLinux partitioning recommendationsAverage Linux User2021-11-05 | I'd like to share with you my Linux partitioning recommendations. You will learn how to partition a hard drive for the installation of Linux alongside Windows, as well as for the Linux-only installation. I will also show you how to partition a new drive for data storage.
Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 00:30 Partition for Linux-only installation 06:55 Partition for installation alongside Windows 13:30 Partition a new drive for data
Tags: #Linux #partitioning #Gparted20 Essential Things to Do After Installing Debian 11Average Linux User2021-10-11 | If you have just installed Debian 11, these are the 20 things every Debian user must do after installing Debian 11 bullseye.
Timecodes: 00:00 In this video 00:23 1. Fix CD-ROM error 00:55 2. Add contrib and non-free repos 01:24 3. Install Drivers (Nvidia) 02:19 3. Install Drivers (AMD) 02:55 4. Install microcode 03:23 5. Install build-essential 03:44 6. Install restricted-extras 04:10 7. Microsoft fonts compatibility 04:56 8. Configure Swappiness 05:46 9. Speed up the boot time 06:21 10. Install Firewall 06:55 11. Install BackUp program 07:23 12. Enable GNOME extension 07:56 13. Enable Tray icons 08:36 14. Install additional themes 09:40 15. Add user image 09:54 16. Add the minimize button 10:19 17. Enable Night Light 10:38 18. Change LibreOffice look 11:10 19. Enable Snap and FlatPak 12:03 20. Extend the battery life 12:24 Outro
Tags: #Debian #AfterInstall #LinuxBetter Microsoft Office fonts compatibility on LinuxAverage Linux User2021-09-12 | Learn how to get compatibility with these and other Microsoft Office fonts in your Linux. There are many fonts that are often used by Microsoft Office but they are not pre-installed on Linux. In this video, you will see how to install such fonts as Times New Roman, Arial, Comic Sans as well as how to find a substitute for the Calibri and Cambria fonts, which are currently the default fonts in Microsoft Office.
Timecodes: 0:00 In this video 0:30 Microsoft Core fonts 1:10 Calibri and Cambria fonts 3:07 How to deal with Microsoft documents
Tags: #Microsoft #Linux #fontsNotion - the best note-taking app!Average Linux User2021-09-03 | Sign up for Notion here: https://ntn.so/ALUnotion I believe Notion is the best note-taking app. Actually, it is more than just a note-taking app. With Notion, you can take simple notes, manage tasks, organize projects, have a training plan, make a budget, plan your vacation, and much more... There are templates for almost anything. You can also create your own templates. Moreover, Notion is probably the best all-in-one tool to work in a team. It is a web app, so it works across devices. Notion is free for personal use and reasonably priced if you want the Pro features, or you need to work in a Team.
0:00 Notion 0:23 More than note-taking app 1:09 Price 1:19 I am switching to Notion 1:37 YouTube video planner 2:30 Writing 3:43 Code boxes 4:02 Tables 4:32 Maps 4:42 Columns 4:49 Layout 5:13 Themes 5:18 Creating a new page 5:32 Extra templates
Tags: #Notion #note-taking #productivity
This video is sponsored by Notion.Debian 11 bullseye review (GNOME, KDE, XFCE)Average Linux User2021-09-01 | Debian 11 has been released. I tested it during the last two weeks. There are many great improvements, but some problems still exist. Let me present you everything in this review of Debian 11 “bullseye”.
0:00 In this video 0:21 Installation 1:42 Performance 2:40 GNOME 4:32 Wayland 5:28 KDE 6:54 XFCE 8:31 Pros and Cons of Debian 11 9:23 Conclusion
Tags: #Debian11 #Debian #Linux10 things to do after installing Ubuntu 21.04Average Linux User2021-05-07 | The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/averagelinuxuser05211
Learn 10 essential things to do after installing Ubuntu 21.04 and if you want to learn more, there is a video on 50 things to do after installing Ubuntu youtu.be/MNX7HgcWqHc
Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 00:36 MKBHD & Skillshare 01:36 1. Enable Backup 03:12 2. Install Drivers 04:33 3. Install Codecs and Microsoft fonts 06:04 4. Decrease Swap usage 07:04 5. Enable “Click to Minimize” in Dock 07:54 6. GNOME Tweaks 08:46 7. Enable GNOME Extensions 10:35 8. Enable Night Light 11:15 9. Show Battery Percentage 11:49 10. Install Ubuntu Cleaner
Tags: #Ubuntu #Linux #AfterInstall4 reasons to avoid Ubuntu 21.04!Average Linux User2021-05-06 | Why you should avoid Ubuntu 21.04 Hirsute Hippo! I tested this new Ubuntu release for over a week now and I will share with you 4 reasons why Ubuntu 21.04 is not good and you probably should not upgrade or install it.
Timecodes: 0:00 Intro 0:24 Installation problems 2:21 Wayland 4:19 Some apps crash! 5:27 Changes are minor
Tags: #Ubuntu #Linux #GNOME10 essential Things to do After Installing Garuda LinuxAverage Linux User2021-04-10 | Learn 10 essential Things to do After Installing Garuda Linux that will greatly improve your Garuda Linux experience. Garunda Linux Set-up assistants guides you through the crusial configuration steps to start working in Garunda Linux. But these 10 things to do right after you installed Garuda Linux are also must-have settings in my opition.
00:00 Intro 00:26 1. Configure Timeshift 02:00 2. Install Drivers 03:17 3. Improve AUR download speed 04:55 4. Enable firewall 05:53 5. Enable TRIM for SSD 06:31 6. Install Microsoft fonts 07:24 7. Enable Night Color 08:02 8. Disable GRUB delay 08:53 9. Clean system 10:42 10. Check for errors 12:15 Outro
Tags: #GarudaLinux #Linux #KDEGaruda Linux - distro I have always dreamed of?Average Linux User2021-04-02 | The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/averagelinuxuser04211 Garuda Linux is an Arch Linux based distro with a graphical installer, graphical programs for managing system settings, optimized for performance, BTRFS file system for snapshots. It sounds a like distro I have always dreamed of. I have tried Garuda KDE Dr460nized, Garuda KDE Multimedia, and Garuda Wayfire editions and can tell you if Garuda Linux is indeed so great.
Timecodes: 00:00 A dream distro! 00:42 Garuda Linux flavours 01:20 Skillshare sponsor 02:06 Garuda KDE Multimedia 05:09 Garuda Wayfire 07:55 Garuda KDE Dr460nized 10:21 Conclusion
Tags: #GarudaLinux #Garuda #Linux
This video was sponsored by SkillshareDeploy Kubernetes cluster with ContainerDAverage Linux User2021-03-29 | Get Serverspace.io hosting and double up your first payment with the promo code AVERAGELINUXUSER at my.serverspace.io/Account/Manage#Account#PromoCode Log in to Serverspace → Settings → Promo code → enter AVERAGELINUXUSER
This video will help you to deploy your first Kubernetes cluster with ContainerD. We will create a cluster of one master node and two worker nodes and install Kubernetes on it with ContainerD as a container runtime interface. To test it, we will deploy an application on this Kubernetes cluster, and test scaling and self-healing features of Kubernetes.
0:00 What you will learn in this video 1:06 1- Create servers 1:14 About Serverspace 2:10 Create Serverspace servers 3:34 Change hostnames 4:36 2 - Configure servers for Kubernetes 6:48 3 - Set up Master node 7:23 4 - Set up Worker nodes 8:04 5 - Deploy pod network 8:29 6 - Quick test 9:13 7 - Testing Scaling and Self-healing
Tags: #Kubernetes #Serverspace #Linux
Disclosure: This video is sponsored by Serverspace.Get Maximum of Plasma 5 Widgets!Average Linux User2021-03-26 | KDE Plasma 5 widgets give you enormous power to customize your desktop. Learn how to get Maximum of Plasma 5 Widgets and panels!
Timecodes: 00:00 What you can do with Plasma 5 Widgets 0:56 Move panels 1:30 Create a Dock 3:31 RAM widget 4:12 CPU widget 5:09 Disk and weather widgets 7:35 Change desktop theme 8:05 More customization options
Tags: #KDE #Linux #Plasma520 Things To Do After Installing OpenSUSEAverage Linux User2021-03-05 | The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/averagelinuxuser03211
00:08 1. Update System 00:48 2. Create System Snapshot 01:26 3. Install Drivers 03:18 4. Install Codecs 04:26 SkillShare 05:26 5. Add Community Repositories 07:51 6. Install Microsoft fonts 9:00 7. Decrease swappiness 10:13 8. Disable GRUB delay 10:52 9. Disable Click to open files 11:49 10. Uninstall Discover 12:51 11. Open RPM with Yast 13:52 12. Turn on Night Color 14:29 13. Change Task Switcher 15:33 14. Install Audio Player 16:38 15. Firefox Settings 18:38 16. Install Google Chrome 19:45 17. Install Java 20:35 18. Install build essentials 21:41 19. Remove games 22:49 20. Install Vanilla Kernel (optional) 23:55 More Things To Do 24:35 Thank you for watching
Tags: #OpenSUSE #SUSE #Linux
This video was sponsored by Skillshare.The best Static Website commenting systemsAverage Linux User2021-02-26 | I share my experience of choosing the best commenting system for my static website AverageLinuxUser.com I used just-comments for a long time, but it is shut down now. So, I had to look for an alternative.
Tags: #website #disqus #jekyllUsing #LINUX to analyze the #DNA dataAverage Linux User2021-02-19 | Invest in yourself! Use my link and check out the first chapter of any DataCamp course for FREE! bit.ly/3at2fHx
Mentioned programs: JalView, Cytoscape, vcftools, R project, R Studio, Mendeley, LaTeX, LibreOffice.
Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 00:32 DataCamp 01:33 DNA Data 03:23 Relatedness tree 04:46 Dog vs Wolf genetics 08:22 R for data science 09:05 Biological network analysis 10:34 Writing article, reports, assays. 13:00 Mendeley Reference Manager 13:55 Outro
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This video was sponsored by DataCamp bit.ly/3at2fHx21 Things to do after installing Ubuntu Mate (2021)Average Linux User2021-02-05 | The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/averagelinuxuser02211
Learn 21 essential and Ubuntu Mate specific things to do after installing Ubuntu Mate in 2021. There is a lot you can do after installing Ubuntu Mate but I think the things shown in this video are the ones you would do first after install. If you want to learn more, watch my video on 50 things to do after installing Ubuntu: youtu.be/MNX7HgcWqHc In that video you will learn how to: Enable Netflix support in Firefox Change the look of LibreOffice Test Webcam and Microphone Connect Android phone Clean system Ubuntu-Cleaner Laptop Tweaks And much more.
00:00 Overview 00:24 Skillshare promo 00:46 Website commenting system 01:26 1. Desktop layout 02:26 2. Browser 03:18 3. Update Manager 04:18 4. Drivers 05:47 5. Codecs 06:29 6. HiDPI display 07:19 7. Languages support 07:54 8. BackUp 09:37 9. Firewall 10:44 10. Additional Themes 13:16 11. Animation 13:43 12. Windows buttons placement 14:28 13. Center new Windows 15:00 14. Synaptic 16:19 15. Microsoft fonts 17:40 16. Redshift 18:18 17. Clipboard Manager 19:30 18. Favorite apps 20:39 19. Pull-Down terminal 21:39 20. Plank icon on dock 22:37 21. Optimize the system (optional) 25:06 Other things to do after installing Ubuntu
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This video was sponsored by Skillshare.Top 10 Best Linux DistrosAverage Linux User2020-12-04 | The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/averagelinuxuser12201
Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 00:18 Place 10 01:38 Sponsor 02:22 Place 9 03:33 Place 8 04:05 Place 7 04:48 Place 6 05:31 Place 5 06:30 Place 4 07:39 Place 3 08:33 Place 2 09:34 Place 1
Timecodes: 0:00 AMD vs Intel 0:30 Processor 2:00 Additional cost 2:33 GPU 2:49 RAM 3:24 Storage 4:02 Motherboards 4:26 Power Supply 4:58 Case 5:21 Summary
Tags: #Linux #hardware #PCbuildKdenlive beginner tutorialAverage Linux User2020-11-13 | Patreon: patreon.com/averagelinuxuser This Kdenlive beginner tutorial will teach you how to cut and join video clips; how to create title clips and how to make transitions between clips.
Tags: #Kdenlive #videoediting #linuxHow I use OBS to create screen tutorialsAverage Linux User2020-11-11 | You often ask how I record my screen tutorials. I used to use SSR but recently I switched to OBS. I think OBS is the best tool to create screen tutorials.
Tags: #OBS #screentutorial #Linux10 Best of the Best Linux Apps (2021)Average Linux User2020-11-06 | The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/averagelinuxuser11201
I would like to show my favorite 10 Linux programs. These are the most impressive Linux app for me. They are free and yet as powerful as their commercial alternates. What is your to 10 Linux apps?
This video was sponsored by Skillshare3 Audacity filters to improve screen tutorialAverage Linux User2020-11-04 | I show 3 basic steps to improve any audio with Audacity. I apply these filters to my recording when I make YouTube videos.
Tags: #Audacity #Linux #audioSimple Screen Recorder tutorialAverage Linux User2020-10-31 | Simple Screen Recorder is the easiest way to create a screen tutorial on Linux and even PC. I will show you the most stable settings for Simple Screen Recorder. I used Simple Screen Recorder to create the majority of the videos on this channel.
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Tags: #SSR #Linux #creatorsHandbrake tutorialAverage Linux User2020-10-28 | HandBrake is a free and open-source transcoder. You can use HandBrake to convert between different video formats. You can scale, resize, compress video files. You can adjust audio in your video and many more.
Tags: #HandBrake #transcoder #LinuxConvert Images to PDF on LinuxAverage Linux User2020-10-24 | I will show you 3 ways to convert Images to PDF on Linux with free tools.
Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 0:18 gscan2pdf 2:04 ImageMagick 3:08 FIX: convert: attempt to perform an operation not allowed by the security policy `PDF' 4:55 LibreOffice
Tags: #PDF #LibreOffice #LinuxThe most powerful terminal for Plasma 5Average Linux User2020-10-21 | I think Yakuake is the most powerful terminal for Plasma 5. I use it every day and I would like to share why it is so great! XFCE drop-down terminal: youtu.be/tJCzAHpTTTg
Timecodes: 0:00 Intro 0:34 Pling Store 1:43 Tweaks 2:20 Orchis theme 3:18 Nordic dark theme 4:16 Telinkrin theme 4:55 365os theme 5:35 Ultimate-Dark theme 6:12 XFCE and Plasma 5 themes
Tags: #Ubuntu #GNOME #Linux20 things to do after installing MX Linux (2021)Average Linux User2020-10-09 | The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/averagelinuxuser10201
MX Linux has got it right in many things, but if you do these 20 things to do after installing MX Linux, you will make your MX Linux a perfect Linux distro.
Tags: #MXLinux #Linux #XFCEMX Linux review (XFCE & KDE)Average Linux User2020-10-02 | I review MX Linux 19.2 XFCE and KDE. Both are great for beginners who want to tweak and explore their system. However, XFCE version of MX Linux is much better than KDE. Watch the video for details and my opinion on this number one distro according to DistroWacth.
00:00 Intro 00:32 What is Mx Linux 01:15 Debian base 01:57 Pros 02:08 32 bit version 02:33 Default settings 03:23 Default apps 05:02 KDE edition defaults 06:39 Documentation and community. 08:41 MX Tweaks 11:50 MX package manager 14:00 Synaptic 15:15 Muon 16:03 Adblocker 16:28 Flash player 17:26 Terminal bash theme 18:03 Hibernation 18:56 Cons 19:02 Installer 19:41 Panel in XFCE 20:11 Theme 20:35 How KDE is different from XFCE 22:10 Boot time 22:38 Single click 23:12 Terminal vs GUI 24:24 Conky 25:39 Conclusion
Tags: #MXLinux #XFCE #Linux15 Things to do after installing KDE neon (2021)Average Linux User2020-09-25 | I believe these 15 Things to do after installing KDE neon will make KDE Neon a usable Linux desktop. There are not many applications installed and many features are not enabled in KDE Neon by default. I actually have a list of more than 50 things to do after installing KDE Neon, but here I provide the most universal things do first in KDE Neon:
00:00 Overview 00:26 Double-click 01:28 Update correctly 02:35 Install Synaptic 03:36 Install Drivers 04:56 Install applications 07:43 Activate Night Color 08:19 Disable KDE Wallet 09:00 Restore previous session. 10:08 Automatic spell checking 10:32 Disable Index file content 11:23 Configure Dolphin 12:41 Change Menu 13:28 Firefox settings 14:41 Decrease Swap use 16:08 Set up Firewall
Content: 00:00 Intro 00:13 Previous KDE Neon review 00:35 Plasma 5 on KDE Neon 02:00 KDE Neon is a minimal distro 02:48 KDE Neon is stable 03:22 Latest Plasma 5 03:49 Integrated desktop 07:10 Smooth upgrade 07:36 Bugs get fixed 08:08 New features 08:38 Kdenlive 09:19 Installation 09:48 Problems 12:19 Update correctly! 13:34 Conclusion
KDE Neon is the latest and greatest of KDE software on a rock-solid base of Ubuntu.
Website: averagelinuxuser.com Facebook: facebook.com/AverageLinuxUser Twitter: twitter.com/AVGLinuxUser30 things to do After Installing Manjaro XFCE (2021)Average Linux User2020-09-04 | The first 1000 people who click the link will get 2 FREE months of Skillshare Premium: https://skl.sh/averagelinuxuser09201 I hope these 30 things to do After Installing Manjaro XFCE will improve your Manjaro experience. You do not have to do all these things but I believe many of them are useful.
These are all things I do first after installation of my Manjaro XFCE: 00:00 Intro 00:18 Sponsor of this video - Skillshare 01:18 1. Back up 03:03 2. Install Drivers 04:11 3. Switch to local mirror 05:10 4. Enable AUR 06:12 5. Install popular apps (Skype, Spotify, Dropbox, Zoom) 07:27 6. Automatic Date and Time 08:21 7. Reduce swappiness 09:53 8. Enable Firewall 10:31 9. Install Microsoft Fonts 11:25 10. Enable TRIM for SSD 12:19 11. Install Redshift 13:10 12. Consider LTS kernel 14:14 13. Terminal Settings 15:13 14. Firefox Settings 16:49 15. Install Google Chrome 17:40 16. Install Password Manager 20:27 17. Install Language packages 20:52 18. Extend spell checking 21:43 19. Add Keyboard layouts 23:25 20. Xkill short-cut 24:58 21. Clipboard manager settings 25:53 22. Improve menu 27:11 23. Change desktop themes 28:19 24. User image 29:00 25. Test Webcam and Microphone 30:02 26. Enable Flatpak 31:16 27. Turn off startup apps 32:08 28. Remove some apps 33:34 29. Clean system 35:10 30. Check for errors
03:44 Dark theme Appearance → Style: Sweet dark Appearance → Icons: Reversal Green dark Window Manager → Style: Sweet Ambar Wallpaper: Material Design Cursor: Sweet
These are the most important 25 Things to Do After Installing Linux Mint 20 "Ulyana", to learn other things you can do after installing Linux Mint, watch my video on 50 Things to Do After Installing Ubuntu 20.04: youtu.be/MNX7HgcWqHc
Website: averagelinuxuser.com Facebook: facebook.com/AverageLinuxUser Twitter: twitter.com/AVGLinuxUserOptimal VirtualBox SettingsAverage Linux User2020-05-16 | I present my optimal VirtualBox settings that I use to install and test different Linux distributions. In this video, I install Ubuntu in VirtualBox but these VirtualBox settings will work with any other Linux distro or even Windows system.
Twitter: twitter.com/AVGLinuxUserUbuntu 20.04 Review (vs Ubuntu 18.04)Average Linux User2020-04-28 | In this Ubuntu 20.04 review, You will find out how does Focal Fossa compare to the previous LTS release and if it is worth upgrading.