In Ubuntu 17.04 Ubuntu Software Center is broken. It fails to install third party softwares from directly. Double clicking a .deb file in you file manager (Nautilus) usually opens it on Software Center. But, after that clicking the install button simply does not work. In situations like this we need to install the package and it's dependencies via terminal. Ubuntu Software Center is not working for third party software packages. How to Install dot deb packages using dpkg: Suppose we have our .deb package located on Desktop. $ cd ~/Desktop $ sudo dpkg -i package_name.deb $ sudo apt-get -f install Notes: 1. dpkg - Debian Package Management System. This command install the p...
Whether you are using Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 10, creating a bootable Ubuntu flash drive is actually not that hard. But choosing the perfect tools for this job is really hard. There are lots of software that claim that they can create bootable Ubuntu flash drives. But to be honest not all of them work perfectly or at least they are not updated up to the date. I have tried many of them and failed and finally found that this one little software called Rufus works flawlessly. Although as a user you need to provide correct information to get a perfectly working bootable flash drive. This is specially true for Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver). I will talk about the reasons in another post. Let's keep this post simple and focused. For a starter providing correct information to bootable drive creating softwares is a little bit confusing. I myself made many mistakes in doing so. Here I will try to explain every step so that you don't make any mistake and understand prope...
Most of the time this problem occurs when people try to install Ubuntu 18.04 on a MBR partitioned disk and face grub menu installation failure. Everyone makes mistake by thinking that Calling 'apt-install grub-efi-amd64-signed' failed - is a bug. But I think this is not a bug. This is just an user fault. The solution of this problem relies on two basic steps. At first you need to create your Ubuntu 18.04 bootable flash drive correctly. And secondly, you need to bootup you machine using the bootable flash drive in the correct mode (UEFI/CSM/Legacy BIOS). When your system is MBR Partitioned with legacy BIOS and you try to install Ubuntu in UEFI mode, failure of the installation process is natural. The reason behind this complexity is the multiboot system of the Ubuntu iso file. The iso file is created for both the MBR Partitioned Legacy mode devices and GPT devices with EFI Firmware. Correct process of creating bootable ubuntu 18.04 flash drive Bootup your machine...
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