Software Installation
Package managers, browsers, keyboards, clipboard tools, break reminders, LaTeX, and more.
10 guides
Package Management Basics
apt, snap, flatpak, and .deb files — when to use each one, and how to install, update, and remove packages on Ubuntu-based systems.
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Browser Setup
Install Chrome, Firefox (native .deb via Mozilla APT), Edge, and Brave on an Ubuntu-based distro. Choose the right secondary browser, remove browsers completely, and fix repository issues.
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OpenBangla Keyboard Installation
Install OpenBangla Keyboard, Bangla fonts, Microsoft core fonts, Calibri/ClearType fonts, and LibreOffice mixed-language rendering on an Ubuntu-based distro.
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TeX Live and TeXstudio
Full TeX Live installation with texlive-full, TeXstudio setup, and fixing the PDF viewer integration on an Ubuntu-based distro.
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Node.js and npm via nvm
Install and manage multiple Node.js versions using nvm — the correct approach for avoiding permission issues on Linux.
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Music Apps on Ubuntu-Based Linux
Practical music app choices for Ubuntu 24.04-based distros: Spotify for streaming, Rhythmbox for a simple library, and Strawberry for larger local collections.
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Clipboard Manager on Ubuntu-Based Linux
Install and choose a clipboard history manager on Ubuntu 24.04-based distros: Windows 11 Clipboard History for a Windows-like workflow, CopyQ for power users, and CrossPaste for cross-device sync.
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qBittorrent Installation
Install qBittorrent on an Ubuntu 24.04-based distro — the recommended open-source, ad-free replacement for uTorrent on Linux.
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Eye Break Reminder Apps on Ubuntu-Based Linux
Compare Safe Eyes, Stretchly, and Workrave for screen breaks on Ubuntu 24.04-based distros, with clean install and uninstall paths.
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Software Recommendations for Linux
Windows-to-Linux software equivalents: what replaces your Windows apps and which Linux-native tools are worth trying.
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