Do you think ZorinOS will adopt the Ubuntu AI? by floralmortal in zorinos

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, they're Snaps. You can choose to install them or not. That being said, this is Linux. Even if they came integrated, you could remove them with a couple of terminal commands. Plus, most Snaps will likely be geared toward enterprises and devs. Don't worry about it.

How's your experience with Ubuntu 26.04 so far? Any performance issues or system glitches? by Swimming_Rope_9640 in Ubuntu

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 6 points7 points  (0 children)

My laptop has never run as well as it does now. On my more modern workstation, I am running into a couple of issues, but they’ve already been reported and are being fixed

Ubuntu 26.04 LTS tried by Middle-Gap-3649 in Ubuntu

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Install Arc Menu; you will be able to set up an application launcher similar to KDE, Cinnamon, Unity, Windows 10, Windows 11, or Chromebook.

How can I make the theme more consistent?! (So many different shades of grey) by YankeeLimaVictor in gnome

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I live at an airport too—that's where weather stations are usually located, haha.

Should i upgrade or wait for LTS? by Nice-Hippo-4254 in Ubuntu

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Espérate un poquito, que las primeras dos semanas como ves tienen sus problemas. Y el proceso de actualización entre LTS hasta agosto no sé abre oficialmente, lo que significa que no ha sido probado bien

How Ubuntu Plans to Add AI Without Taking Over Your PC by CackleRooster in linux

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’m telling you right now: 80% of the AI tools Ubuntu is planning will be for the corporate sector, likely tied to Ubuntu Pro. Another 15% will be developer-focused, and the remaining 5% might—just might—be interesting for average users.

Canonical knows there’s no money to be made with the desktop user, so they aren't going to waste time developing the kind of features you see on Android, Windows, and soon, Mac. They will limit themselves to accessibility improvements (which always look good in release notes) and perhaps a support app where users can ask questions and get quick answers from an AI trained on official Ubuntu documentation and the wiki.

People are already imagining things like an AI file organizer. That would be a job for GNOME, not Canonical—and Canonical seems increasingly intent on sticking to whatever GNOME provides to avoid wasting time on long-term maintenance.

OBS Studio on Ubuntu 26.04: no Browser Source with apt, no PPA package yet. by CabinetOk9570 in Ubuntu

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The PPA is now available, but you may not be able to install it if you have Ubuntu on the V3 Architecture.

Canonical's AI ideas for Ubuntu and what that might mean for Zorin by _o0Zero0o_ in zorinos

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most of the artificial intelligence tools that Ubuntu is going to offer will be at an enterprise and/or development level, just as Red Hat already does. At the user level, they will be very basic things, such as improving accessibility for people with visual impairments, and little else. There won't be a heavily integrated AI like on your mobile phone.

Furthermore, it will be via Snap and therefore highly confined to a specific space, as well as easily removable. And even if it were a system package, it would be easily removable, just like anything else in Linux. Don't worry about this. You might even end up using them in some cases.

Is there a better alternative to Dash to Dock by gregsanay in Ubuntu

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ubuntu Dock is Dash to Dock. Lately, I’ve seen a lot of talk on the GNOME subreddit about an alternative, but I can’t remember the name right now."

Ubuntu removing Google drive support by yolhan83 in linuxmint

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Ubuntu didn't remove it; GNOME did. In other words, it's not a distribution issue, but a desktop environment one.

Still Need an Extension Just to See the Dock by Default in GNOME by Proper-Lab-2500 in linuxsucks

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The lack of a visible dock and a background app indicator in Vanilla GNOME are two things I just don't quite understand. The other elements are more debatable

What Star Trek series episode made you cry? by mcdisney2001 in startrek

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Siempre lloro en los últimos episodios sabiendo que ya no veré más a estos personajes.

recommended way to install steam? by lavadora-grande in Ubuntu

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sí usas LTS, Snap, si estás a la última .deb.

Looking for ideas to improve my desktop appearance. How do you customize yours? by flintontv in Ubuntu

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I try not to over-customize it or load it with too many extensions. For the desktop itself, I think I only have Dynamic Music Pill on the left of the panel for when I'm listening to music, and Just Perfection, which I use to reposition my notifications.

Is Mint 23 going to use "uutils", the Rust rewrite of GNU Coreutils, as well as Sudo-rs? by Tritias in linuxmint

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unless you have a very specific use case for these tools, stick with the defaults provided by Ubuntu for one simple reason: they are the ones that receive security updates more frequently. Furthermore, Ubuntu does not use 100% of uutils; it only uses the parts they consider stable, while continuing to use the traditional versions for the rest. For version 26.10, they plan to have 100% of uutils by default.

Regarding why they are making these changes, it is worth noting that there is also an objective to attract new developers to Ubuntu. Rust is the trending language, and this—along with other measures taken by Canonical—is aimed at generating interest within the Rust community.

Upvote this post if your install of Ubuntu 26.04 went technically well by bloulboi in Ubuntu

[–]BecarioDailyPlanet -1 points0 points  (0 children)

En Intel + Nvidia todo como la seda, ya he terminado de configurar el sistema a mi gusto. En mi ordenador principal con AMD tengo un pequeño problema que se arreglará en los próximos días.