Download the Google Chrome .deb package from the official Chrome website
Open a terminal
Go to the folder where the .deb file was downloaded
Run `sudo apt...
Download the Ubuntu ISO from the official Ubuntu website
Create a bootable USB drive using Rufus, balenaEtcher, or Startup Disk Creator
Back up important data
Insert the...
Open a terminal and run `lsb_release -a`
Run `cat /etc/os-release`
Run `hostnamectl`
Run `cat /etc/issue`
Check the Ubuntu logo and version in Settings > About
Run `neofetch` if installed
Run...
Open Terminal and run `lsb_release -a`
Run `cat /etc/os-release`
Run `hostnamectl`
Run `cat /etc/issue`
Check the version in System Settings > About
Run `neofetch` if installed
Run `screenfetch` if installed
Open a terminal and run `lsb_release -a`
Check the version with `cat /etc/os-release`
Check the release file with `cat /etc/lsb-release`
View the kernel and system info with...
Download the Ubuntu ISO from the official Ubuntu website
Create a bootable USB drive using Rufus, balenaEtcher, or similar tool
Back up all important data from...
Download the `.deb` file
Open a terminal
Go to the folder containing the file
Run `sudo apt install ./package-name.deb`
Enter your password when prompted
If dependencies are missing, run...
Open a terminal
Update package lists:
`sudo apt update`
Upgrade Google Chrome:
`sudo apt --only-upgrade install google-chrome-stable`
If Chrome was installed from the `.deb` package, you can also use:
`sudo...
Back up important files from both operating systems
Boot into Windows
Open Disk Management
Identify the Ubuntu partitions
Delete the Ubuntu partitions
Extend the Windows partition if desired
Open an...
Open Terminal
Update package lists: `sudo apt update`
Download Google Chrome package: `wget https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb`
Install the package: `sudo apt install ./google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb`
Enter your password if prompted
Launch Google Chrome...
Download the AppImage file
Open a terminal
Navigate to the folder containing the AppImage
Run `chmod +x filename.AppImage`
Double-click the AppImage file or run `./filename.AppImage`
If prompted, choose to...
Open Terminal
Download the AnyDesk Debian package from the official website
Install the package with:
`sudo apt install ./anydesk*.deb`
If needed, fix dependencies with:
`sudo apt --fix-broken install`
Start AnyDesk...
Back up all important files from both operating systems
Boot into Windows
Open Disk Management
Identify the Ubuntu partitions
Delete the Ubuntu partitions
Extend the Windows partition if needed
Open...
Press Ctrl + Alt + T
Click Activities or Show Applications
Search for Terminal
Open Terminal from the results
Right-click on the desktop and choose Open in Terminal...
Back up important data
Open a terminal
Update package lists: `sudo apt update`
Upgrade installed packages: `sudo apt upgrade -y`
Perform a full upgrade: `sudo apt full-upgrade -y`
Remove...
Download the Ubuntu ISO from the official Ubuntu website
Create a bootable USB drive with the Ubuntu ISO
Back up important files on your computer
Insert the...
Open a terminal
Run `lsb_release -a`
Check the `Description` or `Release` line
Run `cat /etc/os-release`
Check the `VERSION_ID` and `PRETTY_NAME` fields
Run `hostnamectl`
Check the `Operating System` line
Open Settings
Go to...
Open Terminal and run `lsb_release -a`
Run `cat /etc/os-release`
Run `hostnamectl`
Run `cat /etc/issue`
Run `lsb_release -d`
Check Settings > About on the desktop
Run `cat /etc/lsb-release`
Open Terminal
Run `sudo apt update`
Run `sudo apt upgrade`
Run `sudo apt full-upgrade`
Run `sudo apt autoremove`
Reboot if needed
To upgrade to a new Ubuntu release, run `sudo...
Open a terminal and run `lsb_release -a`
Run `cat /etc/os-release`
Run `hostnamectl`
Run `cat /etc/issue`
Run `uname -r` to see the kernel version
Run `lsb_release -d` for the Ubuntu...
Open a terminal and run `lsb_release -a`
Run `cat /etc/os-release`
Run `hostnamectl`
Run `cat /etc/issue`
Run `lsb_release -d`
Run `uname -r` to check the kernel version
Open the Terminal
Run `ip addr show`
Look for the `inet` line under your active network interface
Run `hostname -I`
Run `ip route get 1.1.1.1`
Run `nmcli device show`
Use...
Open the Terminal
Run `ip addr`
Look for `inet` under your network interface
Run `hostname -I`
Run `ifconfig` if installed
Use `nmcli device show`
Check the network settings in the...
Open the Terminal
Run `ip a`
Run `hostname -I`
Run `ip addr show`
Run `nmcli device show`
Run `ifconfig` if `net-tools` is installed
Check the IP in the Network Settings...
Open the terminal
Run `ip a`
Run `ip addr`
Run `hostname -I`
Run `ifconfig`
Run `nmcli device show`
Run `ip route`
Check the network settings in the Ubuntu GUI
Use `curl ifconfig.me`...
Open Ubuntu Software
Go to the Installed tab
Select the app
Click Uninstall
Open Terminal
Run `sudo apt remove package-name`
Run `sudo apt purge package-name` to remove configuration files
Run `sudo...
Open Terminal
Check the app name or package name
For APT-installed apps: `sudo apt remove package-name`
To remove the app and its config files: `sudo apt purge...
Open Settings
Click Accessibility
Turn on Large Text to increase the system font size
Open Settings
Click Appearance
Adjust the Text Scaling slider to change font size
Open Settings
Click Displays
Adjust...
Back up your important files
Download the Ubuntu ISO from the official Ubuntu website
Create a bootable USB drive using Rufus, balenaEtcher, or a similar tool
Insert...
Open a terminal
Run `lsb_release -a`
Run `cat /etc/os-release`
Run `hostnamectl`
Run `cat /etc/issue`
Run `uname -r` to check the kernel version
Run `lsb_release -d` to see the Ubuntu description...
Open Terminal
Go to the folder containing the .deb file
Run `sudo apt install ./package-name.deb`
Enter your password if prompted
Wait for the installation to finish
If needed, fix...
Identify the drive and mount point:
`lsblk -f`
`df -h`
Unmount the drive:
`sudo umount /dev/sdXN`
Create a mount point if needed:
`sudo mkdir -p /mnt/external`
Mount the drive:
`sudo mount /dev/sdXN...
