Category: Ubuntu Linux

This tutorial guides users on installing Gradle, an open-source build automation system, on Ubuntu 20.04 & 18.04. It begins with the installation of Java JDK, specifically OpenJDK 8. Subsequently, it details the steps to download and extract Gradle, followed by configuration of Ubuntu environment variables for Gradle’s usage.

The tutorial explains how to install OpenCV, an open-source programming library for real-time computer vision, on Ubuntu Linux via two methods: installing from Ubuntu repository or from source. The former is ideal for novices, while the latter is beneficial for customizing the installation. The guide then provides step-by-step instructions for each method, including post-installation verification…

This content is a tutorial on how to install TensorFlow, an open-source machine learning platform, on Ubuntu 20.04 or 18.04. The guide steps the reader through installing Python, creating a Python virtual environment, and installing TensorFlow within that environment. It also demonstrates how to verify the TensorFlow installation and how to deactivate the Python environment…

This tutorial guides on how to install the cross-platform remote support software, TeamViewer, on Ubuntu 20.04 and 18.04. TeamViewer is not included in Ubuntu default repositories, thus it must be manually downloaded and installed. The process covers downloading the software, running commands for installation, and launching the application from the command line or applications menu.

This tutorial demonstrates the process of installing Mono, an open-source project that supports .NET and C# code on Ubuntu Linux operating system. It provides step-by-step installation instructions, including adding the Mono repository, installing it, and confirming its installation. Instructions for installing supplementary tools, such as MonoDevelop IDE and its NUnit Plugin are also provided.

This tutorial guides students and new users on installing the GCC Compiler on Ubuntu Linux, an open-source and user-friendly operating system suitable for beginners. The process includes installing the ‘build essential’ package via Ubuntu’s repositories and verifying success through the ‘GCC –version’ command. For installing multiple GCC versions, the guide provides instructions to add a…

The post instructs on how to install Komodo Edit, a free, multi-language code editor on Ubuntu Linux. Komodo Edit supports coding in Python, Perl, Ruby, HTML/CSS, and JavaScript, among other languages and is considered a more powerful alternative to Notepad++. The installation guide provides detailed steps for downloading, installing, and initially configuring Komodo Edit.

The article provides methods for installing Ruby on Ubuntu Linux, a high-level programming language used in the Ruby on Rails Framework. The simplest way is via Ubuntu’s built-in apt package manager, which usually offers the latest stable version. If you need a different version of Ruby, the article also offers guides on installation via Rbenv…