Showing posts with label ubuntu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ubuntu. Show all posts

Sunday, September 25, 2016

Free Download Ubuntu 15 04 Gratis

Free Download Ubuntu 15 04 Gratis



      Ubuntu adalah Distro Linux yang bisa dibilang sangat populer. Bukan hanya karena masih tetap open source, Ubuntu lebih banyak diminati user karena tampilan grafisnya yang bikin betah. Belum lagi sekolah - sekolah juga memilih Ubuntu sebagai bahan praktik siswanya tentang seputar OS.




       Dari perkembangannya sejak dulu, sekarang Ubuntu sudah sampai ke versi 15.04, berbagai perubahan dari segi jeroan, tampilan hingga software - software bawaan yang sudah di update ke versi lebih baru. Anda bisa melihat tampilan dari Ubuntu 15.04 melalui screenshot dibawah.


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Free Download Ubuntu 15.04 Gratis - Ronan Elektron

Free Download Ubuntu 15.04 Gratis - Ronan Elektron

Free Download Ubuntu 15.04 Gratis - Ronan Elektron

Free Download Ubuntu 15.04 Gratis - Ronan Elektron

Free Download Ubuntu 15.04 Gratis - Ronan Elektron



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Saturday, September 10, 2016

How to install Microsoft fonts in Ubuntu Libreoffice

How to install Microsoft fonts in Ubuntu Libreoffice






I still find my netbook useful for on the go web browsing and document creation. However it started painfully slow to the point that I would have to wait for what I had typed to appear on the screen. That is why I decided to install a Linux based operating system called Lubuntu on it. I also tried full version Ubuntu but I found that I didn’t need those comprehensive feature so I stuck with Lubuntu. My netbook came back to life with the new system but soon I experience some limitations. I had installed LibreOffice and it is just as good as Microsoft Word except it doesn’t have Microsoft fonts, which are actually standard fonts for report writing for a lot students or officials. In this post, I will show you how to install or get these missing Microsoft Fonts in LibreOffice for Ubuntu or any other Linux based Operating systems such as Lubutu, OpenSUSe, FedoraLinux, Mint, Debian, Korora, Elementary, Sparky and Gentoo.

Times New Roman font in LibreOffice for Ubuntu

The Microsoft font pack includes popular fonts like Times New Roman, Arial, Comic Sans MS, Andale Mono, Arial Black, Verdana, Georgia, Trebuchet etc. These fonts are also known as Microsoft TrueType Core fonts for the web and it was released first in 1996. To install these fonts on Ubuntu you will simply need to type a one line command on the terminal or console (command prompt equivalent in Linux systems).

How to install Times New Roman in Ubuntu Linux

Remember that the below steps will install all the standard Microsoft office fonts not just tTimes new Roman.
  1. Open the terminal and type sudo apt-get install ttf-mscorefonts-installer
  2. Now you will need to type your password (if you’ve setup one)
  3. The installation will now begin
  4. Now scroll all the way to the bottom >> Press “Tab” to select Ok >Press Enter
  5. Now use arrow keys to accept the Microsoft License agreement

After completing the above steps, simply close the terminal and open your Linux Office suite or program. In my case, I got all the fonts including Times New Roman installed in LibreOffice.



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Friday, August 26, 2016

Delete and merge unallocated Ubuntu partition in Windows

Delete and merge unallocated Ubuntu partition in Windows


Users who have deleted the Ubuntu or Linux partition from Windows have faced a problem with extending their hard drive to merge that unallocated or free space which was previously occupied by Ubuntu or other Linux operating system. In most cases the option to “extend” a primary hard drive is greyed out. Fortunately, after a lot of searching, I have found a sure fix for this issue.




Since you are about to delete the Ubuntu or Linux partition, I am assuming you are trying to completely remove Ubuntu or Linux and just want to boot from the Windows 7,8 OR 10 operating system. To do this in a safe manner, follow the below steps:

How to remove GRUB Ubuntu/Windows dual boot

Before deleting the Ubuntu or any Linux partition you need to make sure your boot loader is repaired via Windows.Here are the steps for it:

  • For this you will need to boot into Windows setup via DVD or a bootable USB. You can easily create bootable USB using a program called Rufus.
  • Insert the bootable DVD or bootable USB. Press F10 or F12 to boot from USB/DVD.
  • After booting into Windows setup via DVD or USB,, select the language
  • Click on “repair your system”.
  • Now find and open command prompt and type bootrec /fixboot >> Press Enter
  • Again type bootrec /fixmbr then hit enter.
You’ve successfully remove the Ubuntu-linux/ Windows GRUB boot loader and you will boot directly into Windows 7. Now, to safely delete the partition occupied by Ubuntu follow these steps :

Delete Ubuntu/Linux partition in Windows and merge it with primary drive


  1. First Download & install  MiniTool Partition Wizard Free Edition
  2. Open the MiniTool Partition Wizard
  3. Then right click on the unallocated or ubuntu partition and select wipe partition/delete >>  Click on “Apply” (top left )
  4. Close Minitool Partition Winzard
  5. Now press windows key + R and type diskmgmt.msc >> press enter
  6. Alternately, press windows key and search for disk management and select “create and format hard disk partitions”
  7. Now the disk management utility will open
  8. Right click on the unallocated or free partition >> Select “Delete Partition”
  9. Now right click on the disk drive you want to expand and select “extend” and then choose the unallocated space. Now the unallocated or free space will be merged to that drive. In the third image below, C: is the drive I extended after deleting  the unallocated/free Ubuntu partition. 
Deleting Ubuntu partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard 

Running Disk Management Utility in Windows


Deleting Ubuntu Partition to merge it with Drive C:
If youve followed the above steps correctly, all of the free space previously taken by Ubuntu or Linux will be  allocated to your primary Windows drive.



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Thursday, August 18, 2016

How to Enable and Disable Bash Ubuntu in Windows 10

How to Enable and Disable Bash Ubuntu in Windows 10


On the Build 2016 event april 13 2014, Microsoft made a new innovation for the Developer, by adding native linux bash that you can actually run directly through Windows 10.

And since the release of the Build 14 316, you can run in Windows 10. Bash ubuntu linux There are many command-line that you can run like awk, grep, sed, and you also can run Linux tools such as Ruby, Python, etc.

Well in this tutorial. WinPoin will give way to activate and turn off the Ubuntu Bash features in Windows 10.

Note: To run this tutorial. Make sure you sign-in using the Administrator account.

Enabling Bash Ubuntu

First go to Settings (Winkey + I), then navigating to Update & security - For developers. Then select the Developer mode.




Next, open the Control Panel and navigate to his Program and Feature - Turn Windows features on or off.





Then scoll down and then turn on the option Windows Subsystem for Linux (beta). If you already click OK. Wait a while until the process is complete, and you are asked to reboot the system.







After re-login system, open a Command Prompt and typing bash commands and typing return Y. This step is to install bash on Windows. Wait a while until the process is complete (requires an Internet connection to download the file system bash). Once completed then you can directly operate.




Disabling Bash Ubuntu

To disable the feature Bash. The trick is to reopen the Windows Feature and then uncheck the Windows Subsystem for Linux (beta). Then reboot the system to save the changes.




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