shibaa987 Linux is the best platform to learn C programming because it is an open source platform and you will find so many documentation on the internet if you need help. The second reason is that it provides built-in C compiler to start running a C program. In the series of guides, till now I have … Read more
Initially it may sound crazy to you if you are beginner but there are ways you can run Windows and Ubuntu on the same machine. You can either run Ubuntu on a virtual machine using Virtualbox or you can install Ubuntu alongside Windows which is known as dual boot. I have shared the dual boot … Read more
Oracle Virtualbox is a VM that provides a way to run Linux on Windows. I know many of you just wish how you could do that, right? In this guide I am going to show you where to download and how to install VirtualBox on Windows. Download VirtualBox for Windows Visit the below link to … Read more
So, finally you decided to learn C programming either because it is in your academic syllabus or you to get a job or it is really interesting to you. Whatever may be the case, as learning the Basics of C Programming is the first step, I will make sure you learn the right things in … Read more
Even the huge buildings, shopping complex etc. are built brick by brick. Isn’t that so? Similarly to learn the basics of C language you need to start from the very first program in C which prints Hello World. When you start learning to ride a bicycle, you do not learn the nuts and blots! You … Read more
Having so many Linux distros out there, it is difficult for beginners to figure out which one is better for what purpose! I am trying to answer to one such question about the two distros in this context. Both MX Linux and Manjaro are pretty new in comparison to the other popular distros like the … Read more
Programming, coding, development are some of the demanding jobs in the world right now. Out of all those, a Linux Kernel Development is a very rare expertise available in the market. According to Linux Foundation’s 2017 report, approximately 15,600 developers from 1,400 companies across the globe, have contributed to the Linux Kernel. Of course, this … Read more
Interested in getting started in robotics? There’s no need to purchase expensive hardware before you try some things out: simulate a TurtleBot3 instead! The simulator is complete with LIDAR, a camera, a gyro and many other sensors and actuators. You can also see this installation in action at the Ubuntu Robotics YouTube channel. Software used … Read more
This article is written by Taiten Peng. Have you got i.MX6 hardware and are wondering how Ubuntu Core would run on it? In this blog, we will build an Ubuntu Core 18 image with the generic Ubuntu kernel for an i.MX6 based Boundary Devices board. The Nitrogen6X hardware from Boundary Device is well supported upstream … Read more
The Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition is now available in North America and selected EMEA countries* certified with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS pre-installed to work straight out of the box. This is the first system available on the market with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, released in April 2020, and continues the long-standing partnership with Canonical which is … Read more
