So grub is basically a bootloader to start the system. The point here is I've been using grub for almost a year now without a deep understanding. Grub boots the system by using grub shell.

So I want to try linux on my phone, and last week I couldn't unlock the android phone, so I bought a PinePhone since it is quite cheap. The phone boots into Manjaro OS, and

So the default gnome Ubuntu 22.04 desktop wallpaper is a Jellyfish. Classic is the best, but I kind of get tired of jellyfish after nearly a year, so I decided to try something on my

Windows is heavy, slow, and hard to clean up. Installing Ubuntu 22.04 on my own laptop took me a lot of time. This article describes this process. Here is the link: ubuntu.com/download/server It is 1.8

Let's Go! Linux so cool I am still a noob :) I formatted Windows, so Windows don't exist on my computer anymore.