How to Install Kitty on FunOS

Kitty is a modern, fast, and highly customizable terminal emulator that offers excellent performance for developers, system administrators, and Linux enthusiasts. Whether you want a lightweight terminal for everyday command-line tasks or an advanced terminal packed with powerful features, Kitty is an excellent choice. On FunOS, you can install Kitty in two different ways. The […]

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How to Install Warp Terminal on FunOS

Warp Terminal is a modern terminal application designed to improve the command-line experience for developers, system administrators, and Linux enthusiasts. Unlike traditional terminal emulators, Warp Terminal provides an editor-like interface with features such as syntax highlighting, command blocks, AI-powered assistance, command history search, and an intuitive user interface that makes working in the terminal more […]

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How to Install Claude Desktop on FunOS

Claude Desktop brings Anthropic’s AI assistant to your Linux desktop, allowing you to interact with Claude through a native application instead of a web browser. The official Linux beta supports Ubuntu and Debian, making it compatible with recent versions of FunOS based on Ubuntu LTS. Installing Claude Desktop through Anthropic’s official APT repository also ensures […]

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How to Install Brave Origin on FunOS

Brave Origin is a privacy-focused web browser based on Chromium that provides a clean and streamlined browsing experience. It is designed for users who want the core privacy and security features of Brave Browser without many of the additional services and integrations that come with the standard Brave release. This guide explains how to install […]

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How to Install Tahoma2D on FunOS

Tahoma2D is a powerful open-source 2D animation application that allows artists, designers, and hobbyists to create traditional frame-by-frame animations, cut-out animations, and stop-motion projects. It includes professional-grade drawing tools, animation features, special effects, and compositing capabilities while remaining completely free to use. In this guide, you will learn how to install Tahoma2D on FunOS using […]

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How to Install yEd Graph Editor on FunOS

yEd Graph Editor is a powerful diagramming application that allows you to create flowcharts, network diagrams, UML diagrams, organizational charts, mind maps, and many other types of visual diagrams. One of its most notable features is its advanced automatic layout engine, which can automatically arrange complex diagrams into a clean and readable structure. This guide […]

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How to Install Helium Browser on FunOS

Helium Browser is a modern Chromium-based web browser focused on privacy, speed, simplicity, and a clean user experience. Unlike many modern browsers that include telemetry, AI integrations, sponsored content, and various extra features, Helium aims to provide a lightweight browsing experience without unnecessary distractions. Because FunOS is based on Ubuntu, installing Helium Browser is straightforward […]

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How to Use Wine on FunOS

Once you have installed Wine on FunOS, a massive library of Windows applications becomes available directly on your Linux desktop. Wine is a compatibility layer capable of running Windows applications natively without needing a resource-heavy virtual machine or a dual-boot setup. This guide covers the essentials of using Wine on FunOS, from running simple portable […]

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How to Install BrowserOS on FunOS

BrowserOS is a modern AI-powered web browser built on Chromium and designed to integrate AI agents directly into the browsing experience. Unlike traditional web browsers that only display websites, BrowserOS focuses on automation, AI-assisted workflows, and productivity features. It supports local AI models, browser automation, and natural-language interaction, making it an interesting option for developers, […]

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How to Install Claude Code on FunOS

Claude Code is a modern AI-powered coding tool that runs directly in the terminal. It can help you write code, fix bugs, refactor projects, and even automate development tasks using simple natural language commands. Because FunOS is a lightweight Ubuntu-based distribution, Claude Code fits perfectly into its workflow. In this guide, you will learn how […]

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