You can add Budgie to Linux Mint from the APT package sources without adding the retired Ubuntu Budgie personal package archive. Update the package index, install budgie-desktop, then choose Budgie at the login screen while keeping Cinnamon available as your fallback session. Check the package before you change your session Budgie is a complete desktop
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Linux Lite 8.0 is a beginner-focused desktop distribution for hardware that meets its current requirements: a 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, 4 GB of memory, 40 GB of storage, a 1366×768 display, and a USB or DVD drive. The official download page also instructs you to disable Secure Boot before installation. Use this Linux Lite installation
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The No Wi-Fi Adapter Found message means Ubuntu has no usable wireless device to show in Settings. Start by finding out whether the kernel can see the hardware, then check the driver, radio block, and firmware instead of installing a driver package by guesswork. Start with a temporary connection Use Ethernet, USB tethering, or another
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Install LibreOffice on Arch Linux with pacman. Choose libreoffice-fresh when you want the feature branch, or libreoffice-still when you prefer the maintenance branch with less frequent changes. Both packages come from Arch’s official repositories, so you do not need an AUR helper for the main office suite. Choose the LibreOffice package LibreOffice includes Writer, Calc,
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Ubuntu can use a different Media Access Control (MAC) address for one network connection, Use NetworkManager when you want the setting to survive reconnects, or use ip link for a temporary change that lasts only until the interface is reset. A MAC address identifies a network interface on the local network, Changing it can help
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Install TeX Live and Texmaker with Ubuntu’s APT repository when you want a maintained LaTeX toolchain and a graphical editor that can compile a document in one place. Start with the base LaTeX packages, then add Texmaker. Install texlive-full only when your document needs packages that are not part of the base setup. Choose the
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You can use Notion on Ubuntu in a browser today. Notion’s current desktop download page offers macOS and Windows downloads, so a Linux desktop install uses an independent client rather than an official Notion Linux app. Choose the Notion route that fits your setup The browser is the supported choice when you want the current
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A useful Arch Linux terminal setup changes the shell behavior you use every day, then adds a prompt that exposes useful context without hiding the command line. Start with Zsh, Starship, and a font that can render your chosen symbols. I refreshed the package names and startup commands against the current Arch package listings and
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EndeavourOS gives you an Arch-based system with a graphical installer, while leaving the post-install experience close to Arch Linux. Use it when you want to choose a desktop environment during setup and are comfortable learning the package-management tools that come after the first boot. This walkthrough covers a clean installation from the current EndeavourOS ISO.
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Use Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) when you want to copy files between an Android phone and an Arch Linux desktop over USB. Unlock the phone, choose File transfer from its USB notification, then use your desktop file manager or an MTP client to browse it. Choose the MTP route that matches your desktop MTP exposes
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