The Ubuntu Software Center organizes apps into 13 Departments: Accessories, Education, Fonts, Games, Graphics, Internet, Office, Science & Engineering, Sound & Video, Themes & Tweaks, Universal Access ...
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Ubuntu 26.10 is here, but should you leave 26.04 LTS for it?
Ubuntu 26.10 brings a newer desktop and better hardware support, but are those improvements worth giving up long-term support ...
The Ubuntu Linux software installation process is more like visiting a mobile app store than following a traditional Microsoft Windows or Apple Mac OS X process. “On Windows, you might have to root ...
The Ubuntu Software Center is withering away. Canonical has silently discontinued the paid app store without informing developers, Ubuntu flavors are dropping it, and free software enthusiasts aren’t ...
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The Linux community is fed up with Ubuntu. Here are the distros they're switching to
The Linux community has spoken why they are ditching Canonical's distro.
The Ubuntu MATE distro will no longer ship with the Ubuntu Software Center starting with the next 15.10 Alpha 2 release, one of the project developers announced. It looks like the developers of Ubuntu ...
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