Taking Ubuntu To The Next Level

I just got Ubuntu installed alongside Windows 11. I'm enjoying it so far. I installed Pantheon Desktop.

My browser hasnt changed its theme, does anyone know the solution?

Sup key + the number at which application appears on side bar are default key binding to open any application which is present on side bar

Thankyou so so much!

Im sure those 5 linux nerds I meet in my life will judge me for using Ubuntu, seriously dont bother telling people about this stuff, no one cares what distro you use. This is unbelievably niche.

After this CUSTOMIZE the RAM can be get Effect?

Op

thank you sir

Awesome tips. Thank you so much for sharing

How do i deactivate it and go back to yaru
please?

Regarding application key bindings, the Super (Windows) key plus a number corresponds with the icons you have pinned on the dock. So if Firefox is the top icon, then Super+1 will launch it. Super+2 would launch whatever is below that, and so on. So when you set up your favourite apps in the dock, it also associates those key bindings.

Can you please make a video on how we can enable workspace on ubuntu and tie applications to specific Workspace as you do that in DTOS. Can you help us on that please

I'd love to see someone who thinks Ubuntu is for new users and has no Debian experience, trying to dig themselves out of a complex Ubuntu issue

soooo coool

Do these modifications increase RAM usage?

Pressing a combination of literally three buttons is a bit difficult than just pressing one close button in the topbar )

Sorry DT, that's spelled "VIM." Yes, I know, rather elitist of me. Gedit is still pretty good though.

this its great content we need more of this

can this theme slow your system down?

is it possible to do in Ubuntu, one Software install as two Diffrent.
Like in Androin lot of apps is there to use one app like dual app, clone or Dual Space, Parallal Space.
is it possible to do same thing in Ubuntu.

I also highly recommend guake - a yukuake-like drop down terminal for Gnome (and other GTK desktops).

DT so far everything except the starship have been accomplished thank u. Ok so im following you and is getting alone really nice thank u DT.

Hey great stuff men thank u.

Walpaper pls

I use arch btw

New to Linux.
Thanks!

I like ubuntu mostly for nostalgia hahah

Any future video about this same topic of this video instead of display. Window manager ubuntu. I set upy pen test one with Ubuntu some apps do not run within window manager mode as burp.. So new to the window manager use cases expecting help from experienced people

I'm not an advanced user of Linux, but hell yeah I love watching any Linux videos, and this is one of the best out there..

Im new to linux and abuntu and this is an absolute powerhouse tutorial thanx so much for making this content i have no doubt its going to help a lot of people myself included thanx again.

coould not install gnome-tweaks

I'm using fedora :')

I started with Red Hat in 1999.

thanks for this tutorial man, you are the best

Man, I think I am diving into a different planet with all the stuff of customization. I didnt know why the people should try arch linux, then i discover the subreddit unixporn and OMG!! I want to do that some day. Thank you for the inspiration

Ubuntu is my favourite distro it’s a really good option due to it being so popular almost everything is on it it’s a high priority distro alongside Mint

thank's a bunch man

The last step: switching to Debian.

I think you should use light color scheme in text editors while making videos because that way it will be much easier to see in video

Amazing video

That's what exactly I'll be doing if I ever became one of these Ubuntu developers,I will enhance the look and feel of Ubuntu Linux and Make the system wide transparent including the menu bar and the title bar thing you see at the top of the window

This is awesome!

Hey DT, trying to install Starfish on 22.04LTS and am getting 'error: snap "starfish" not found'. What am I doing wrong? Thanks!

how will i revert settings

I'll be honest, keyboard shortcuts for closing a window to me is slower. I don't know if that's just me but I can much snappier and faster move the cursor and hit the close button faster than getting my fingers onto the keys for a shortcut. Maybe thats because I'm primarily a gamer on PC rather than anything else so I'm more mouse trained than keyboard trained.

DT...why bother when these features come standard in other distros? Like Gnome, despite the new face paint....why bother? Even Ubuntu doesn't care about their own distribution. Remember unity? Remember being the key word.

Thx for ur work. I use POP OS for my daily driver and on my Back-Up-PC and never missed Win since. Kind Regards from Germany