- Ubuntu - On the Cloud
- Ubuntu - Docker
- Ubuntu - Node.js
- Ubuntu - Installing MySQL & Python
- Ubuntu - Virtual Machines
- Ubuntu - Nginx
- Ubuntu - Development
- Ubuntu - Secure Shell
- Ubuntu - Server Installation
- Ubuntu - Networking
- Ubuntu - Scripting
- Ubuntu - Command Line
- Ubuntu - LibreOffice
- Ubuntu - Spreadsheets
- Ubuntu - Word Writer
- Ubuntu - Files & Folders
- Ubuntu - User Management
- Ubuntu - Media Players
- Ubuntu - Messaging
- Ubuntu - Email
- Ubuntu - Browsers
- Ubuntu - Software Center
- Ubuntu - Device Drivers
- Ubuntu - Environment
- Ubuntu - Flavors
- Ubuntu - Overview
- Ubuntu - Home
Ubuntu Useful Resources
Selected Reading
- Who is Who
- Computer Glossary
- HR Interview Questions
- Effective Resume Writing
- Questions and Answers
- UPSC IAS Exams Notes
Ubuntu - Flavors
Ubuntu comes in a variety of flavors. In this chapter, we will discuss briefly about some of the popular flavors of Ubuntu.
Ubuntu Desktop
This is the operating system which can be used by regular users. This comes pre-built with software that help the users perform usual basic activities. Operations such as browsing, email and multimedia are also available in this edition. The latest version as of September 2016 is 16.04.01.
Ubuntu Server
The server version is used for hosting apppcations such as web servers and databases. Each server version is supported by Ubuntu for 5 years. These operating systems have support for cloud platforms such as AWS and Azure. The latest version as of September 2016 is 16.04.1.
Kubuntu
The normal Ubuntu interface is based on a software called Unity. However, Kubuntu is based on a software called KDE Plasma desktop. This gives a different look and feel to the Ubuntu software. Kubuntu has the same features and software availabipty as Ubuntu. The official site for Kubuntu is
Linux Mint
This is also based of the Ubuntu operating system. It comes pre-built with a lot of apppcations for the modern user in the space of photos and multimedia. This operating system is completely based on the open source community.
The official site for Linux Mint is
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