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This tutorial will show you how to create desktop shortcuts on Kubuntu. Kubuntu is a computer operating system based on Ubuntu with KDE Plasma Desktop technology. Here we use Kubuntu 24.04 LTS "Noble Numbat" which has been released this year. This covers making normal application shortcuts, as well as file, document and even custom command line ones on desktop area for quick access. Finally, we include examples and easy to follow procedures so you can practice it immediately on your computer. Happy computing with Kubuntu and we wish you success!

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Cinnamon Spices – How to use Extensions in Linux Mint Cinnamon

posted by Rianne Schestowitz on Sep 22, 2024

Quoting: Cinnamon Spices – How to use Extensions in Linux Mint Cinnamon - Real Linux User —

Linux Mint is a fantastic Linux distribution. On the one hand, it is simple to use and easy to learn, and on the other hand extremely powerful, flexible, and adaptable. It offers something for everyone. Especially the desktop environment Cinnamon, one of the three desktop environments available for Linux Mint, is wonderful to use and can be adapted to your preferences in many ways.

Some of the additional available components for customizing Linux Mint’s Cinnamon desktop environment are Themes, Applets, Desklets, Actions, and Extensions, which are all part of the official Cinnamon Spices repository, which offers numerous add-ons for Linux Mint Cinnamon for free. In previous articles, I explained how to find, install, set up, and use Themes, Applets, Desklets, and Actions. In this final article, it is time to focus on Extensions.

If you have not read the other articles yet, or you want a refresher, it’s helpful to have a clear understanding of the differences between Themes, Applets, Desklets, Actions, and Extensions.

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