After installing FunOS, there are several steps you can take to update the system, install additional features, and customize the desktop for everyday use. This guide covers 10 recommended things to do after completing a new FunOS installation. 1. Reload the Menu Note: Starting with FunOS 24.04.4 LTS (Build 20260618) and FunOS 26.04 LTS (Build […]
Introduction If your computer has an NVIDIA graphics card, installing the official NVIDIA driver ensures the best performance for 3D rendering, gaming, and graphical applications. FunOS, based on Ubuntu, supports NVIDIA drivers, and installing them is simple. This guide will walk you through the process of installing the NVIDIA driver on FunOS. Step 1: Open […]
Introduction to Simple Scan Simple Scan is a user-friendly scanning application that comes pre-installed on many Linux distributions. It’s a straightforward tool designed to help users quickly scan documents and images. On FunOS, which is based on Ubuntu, Simple Scan can be installed with just a few steps. This guide will walk you through the […]
FunOS does not include printing software and printer drivers by default. To use a printer, you must first install CUPS, a printer configuration tool, and a collection of common printer drivers. This guide explains how to enable printing on FunOS, start the CUPS service, add a printer, and print a test page. Step 1: Open […]
Blueman is a full-featured Bluetooth manager that provides an easy-to-use interface for configuring and managing Bluetooth devices on your system. With Blueman, you can connect, disconnect, and manage various Bluetooth devices like headphones, keyboards, speakers, and more. This guide will show you how to install Blueman on FunOS using the Terminal, as well as how […]
Note: This installation guide was written for older versions of FunOS that use the Ubiquity installer. Starting with FunOS 26.04 LTS, FunOS now uses the Calamares installer, so some installation steps in this article may no longer match the latest release. A new installation guide for FunOS 26.04 LTS using Calamares is currently being prepared […]
If you’re ready to install FunOS on your computer, you’ll first need to create bootable installation media using a USB stick. This guide will show you how to write the FunOS ISO file to a USB stick using the free and easy-to-use tool, BalenaEtcher. What You’ll Need: Steps to Create a Bootable USB Stick: 1. […]