My boss insists that everyone in the IT department run Linux on their computer, so I have Ubuntu Linux on my laptop. But I’m not a huge fan. I might grow to like it a bit more if I could find a good backgammon game, however. How can I play backgammon on my Ubuntu Linux system, Dave?
I’m been learning Linux and really enjoying the open source world, but still bump into some things that are easy on Windows but seemingly impossible in Ubuntu. The latest: Accessing the Android file system on my phone when I plug it into my Linux system. I just get “Folder is Empty”. HELP!
We’re about to fire an employee and the boss is worried he’ll mess up our servers or steal customer data before he’s escorted out of the office. She’s asked me to disable his accounts, but not delete them. How can I do that in Ubuntu Linux?
Hi Dave! I’m running Firefox as my main Web browser on my new Linux system and really want to have the same favorites bar bookmarks as I do on Chrome on my MacBook Air. How can I get those favorites copied across?
I am not a fan of Firefox and always feel like it’s 3-4 years behind all the other Web browsers. But I don’t want Google Chrome either because of Google’s terrible record with privacy. I like Brave, but is that available for Ubuntu?
I went to add my wireless wi-fi printer to my Ubuntu Linux server and it’s not showing up. Instead I get a “CUPS” printer, whatever that is, but when I print to it, the printout vanishes. How do I add a wireless IP printer to my Linux system?
I’m taking a Linux basics class and I’m stuck on one of the most basic tasks: How do I find and launch the Terminal program in Linux? My teacher says it should be on the favorites bar, but I don’t have that program icon shown.
I love running Linux because it’s so darn fast. But Firefox on Linux is boring. Is there a way I can apply a theme or color scheme to spice it up just a little bit? Thanks.
