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Whether you want to stop files from a specific folder appearing in the Dash, choose whether system crash details are ferried back to Canonical, or disable all of the ‘online’ source in the Dash, the Privacy & Security section of System Settings is where you’ll find all the tools, options and configuration options you need, including:

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Searching for Skype? Seeking Spotify? These apps aren’t available from the Ubuntu Software Centre but are available:ĭownload Skype for Linux 7. There are also a number of fantastics apps you might not have heard of before - but since most apps are free, don’t be scared to try things out! Chromium – open-source version of Google Chrome.Dropbox – Popular, cross-platform cloud storage service.The Ubuntu Software Centre is your storefront for finding, browsing and installing extra apps, including some big-name choices like: Right from login you’ll find pretty much every app you might need is preinstalled: Ubuntu comes loaded with software for browsing the web (Mozilla Firefox), checking e-mail (Thunderbird), listening to music (Rhythmbox) and chatting with mates (Empathy Instant Messenger).īut while these are all perfectly useful apps they may not be your favourites. Unity Web Apps can be installed from the Ubuntu Software Centre. Many of the same features are retained by running Unity Web Apps in this - messaging menu, launcher badge and sound menu integration all remain working where appropriate.

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The Unity Web Apps feature has been available in Ubuntu for a few releases now, but in 14.04 ‘apps’ no longer open as a new tab in Firefox, but as single windows running in the new ‘Ubuntu Web Browser’, the default browser on Ubuntu for Phones and Tablets. Try Some Web AppsĪ raft of popular websites are able to ‘integrate’ into the Unity desktop. Sites like Facebook, Gmail and Twitter can be set up to deliver desktop notifications, sport handy features and work like a traditional ‘app’, running in their own window with their own launcher icons. For example, you can stop Empathy logging into Facebook chat, but allow photo uploading to it through Shotwell. You’ll be able to decide which applications you have installed can make use of it. Click ‘add network’, select the service from the list, and login. Open the System Settings application and click the ‘Online Accounts’ item in the grid. Getting them all set up in Ubuntu 14.04 is easy using the Online Accounts hub.

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Install Third-Party Codecs 4. Get Integratedįacebook, Twitter, Google Talk, Gmail… Chances are you use them all, and a whole bunch more besides. To play music or watch video you can install all of the codecs you need through the Ubuntu Software Centre. On the subject of media, legal issues prevent Ubuntu shipping with codecs for playing the most popular audio and video formats ‘out of the box’.

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Follow the on-screen prompts to check for, then enable, any proprietary (not open source) drivers available for your system. To do this, open up the Software & Updates tool from the Dash and click the ‘Additional Drivers’ tab. If you’re planning on playing the latest games from Steam or streaming some HD video content you’ll want to enable the latest Linux drivers available for your system hardware. To undo the change click the ‘Restore Default Behaviour’ button.

Check the box next to ‘in the window’s title bar’Ĭhanges are applied immediately.

Go to section titled ‘ Show Menus for a Window’.

For Ubuntu 14.04 developers have added an option to show app menus in application windows. While this certainly helps save on wasted screen space, it’s not ideal or practical for everybody. Since Unity was introduced back in 2011 there’s been one pet peeve griped about more than others: app menus being located at the top of the screen. We’ve put together a short video, viewable below, that will bring you bang up to speed with all the essential new bits and pieces. Not all of these are immediately obvious so they’re easy to miss. Like any new release of Ubuntu there are a host of new changes, features and updated apps to check out.

To help, we’ve compiled a list of the top 10 things to do after installing Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.

Ubuntu 14.04 is the latest Long Term Support release of Ubuntu from Canonical, and is backed by a huge five years of support and security updates.īut once you’ve downloaded and installed it you may be wondering what to do next.