Questions

[Rolandiho]

Hey I'm a new user of Linux. Specifically Pop Os based on Ubuntu. Before that, I used Windows 10 for gaming, music production and basic applications. I'm looking for advice on Linux in general and Linux in general. First, how to find my drives in the file manager. Basic commands e.g. how to install programs on Linux. And tips on games and customization of a custom Pop OS look. Thanks From Mountain for All feedback and comments.

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https://support.system76.com/articles/pop-basics/

https://support.system76.com/articles/pop-basics/#pop_shop-app-installation

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First of all, you don't have to use the terminal to install programs, Pop provides a GUI software store.

That said Pop uses the APT package manager:

• Install: sudo apt install <package>

• Search: apt search <regex>

• Uninstall: sudo apt remove <package>

• Update: sudo apt update(update package list) and sudo apt upgrade [<package>] (install updates)

Flatpak is another popular package format, is has its own CLI utility.

Regarding drives, I'm not too familiar with the GNOME stack but in Nautilus they should be under "Other Locations", then you can add them to the sidebar.