elementary OS is a free, open and privacy-respecting replacement for Windows and macOS. The operating system is based on Linux and specifically Ubuntu and major releases follows its LTS version. elementary OS ships with a desktop environment called Pantheon, which is designed and built by the elementary team from the ground up. The desktop environment has been crafted with a lot of love and introduce truly unique ways to experience Linux. In 2017, elementary OS also introduced their AppCenter, a marketplace where indie developer can sell and distribute their open-source apps with a pay-what-you-can payment model.
Features
Multitasking View
Workspaces help organize your work by task. Keep work and play separate, but just one swipe or tap away.
Picture-in-Picture
Whether you’re watching a movie, game, or terminal process, Picture-in-Picture helps keep tabs on one thing while working on another.
Do Not Disturb
Tune everything else out to stay focused on your work, or keep notifications at bay while watching a movie. Do Not Disturb stops notifications in their tracks.
Tattle-Tale
elementary OS helps you keep tabs on what apps are up to. When an app is using your microphone, we display an indicator to let you know. When an app is using a lot of energy, we tell you in your power indicator.
Permissions
When an app wants access to your data or devices, it has to ask up front. We review all AppCenter apps to ensure they’re properly using permissions—and you can always revoke them yourself in System Settings.
Housekeeping
elementary OS automatically keeps your temporary and trashed files tidied up. Not only does this keep your device’s storage free, it can help ensure your private data doesn’t come back to haunt you.
User Friendly. And Keyboard Friendly.
elementary OS is designed to be easy to understand and pick up as a new user. But that doesn’t mean it’s dumbed down; powerful, customizable keyboard shortcuts ensure you’ll stay productive whether it’s your first day or your thousandth.
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326: Dell, elementary, Fedora, oh my!
Dell expands their linux hardware lineup, why elementary OS's Flatpak support sets the bar, and we chat with Christian Schaller of Red Hat about Fedora 31 and what's around the corner. Plus an update on Ubuntu on the Raspberry Pi 4 and a pick that's just for Wes.Special Guests: Alex
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Episode 53: Ubuntu with Rodent | LUP 53
The new Beta of ElementaryOS has shipped and we discuss where they are heading, the problems with their community interaction, and the genius move they are taking with some tricky hardware support. Plus the long term cost of Ubuntu Touch becoming successful, using ZFS on Linux succes
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