YouTube Starts Rolling Out New Website Design, Dark Mode

YouTube has started to invite its users to preview a new design of its website, which includes a dark mode suitable for nighttime viewing.

The design is also more closely aligned to the look and feel of YouTube’s mobile apps, with YouTube product manager Brian Marquardt promising more consistency across platforms in an announcement blog post.

“Starting today, we’re opening up a preview of the new design to a small group of people from all around the world so we can get feedback,” Marquardt wrote Tuesday. “While we hope you’ll love what we’ve been working on, we’re also really excited to involve the YouTube community so we can make the site even better before sharing it more broadly.”

Users interested in the preview could briefly sign up for it on a special web page Tuesday, but YouTube quickly closed the sign-up after reaching an undisclosed threshold. The Google-owned video site promised to invite additional users in the coming weeks, and plans to eventually make the new look available to all users.

In addition to a night mode, which replaces the white website background with a black theme that’s less jarring when used in low-light situations, the new YouTube also uses a somewhat cleaner design. Two separate menus are being merged into one, and individual menu items are spaced more generously, giving the whole site a lighter look and feel.

But one of the biggest changes may be under the hood: YouTube now uses Polymer, a new scripting technology that’s meant to simplify web development. The result could be that YouTube might be able to change up its site more easily in the future.
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Responsive Web Design

Thanks to the habits of modern consumers, apps and websites can no longer only be crafted for one specific type of device or operating system, but rather need to be compatible with a range for maximum reach.

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Application developers and website managers have been tasked with quickly learning the best practices of responsive web design.

"Apps and websites must be compatible with a range of operating systems."

Business.com reported that more than two-thirds of consumers will purchase items from websites that are formatted to their mobile devices, and 40% will not return to a site that is not mobile friendly. Interestingly, the source quoted Jordan Crown Web Design's Joe Ardeeser regarding the search implications of responsive web design:

"Google is penalizing website owners because their page isn't responsive," Ardeeser explained. "Some of the latest algorithm updates for the search engine are factoring in whether a website is mobile friendly and responsive. This has made a big impact, in our case actually helping us climb in rankings because some of our competitors' websites aren't mobile friendly and have gone down on Google."

Responsive web design is not only a critical practice today, but also one that's going through immense change, and developers and managers need to keep their eyes on the transformations taking place.

Responsive Design Starts With the User

Forbes contributor Carine Alexis from Propoint recently argued that virtually every trend in responsive web design is entirely focused on user behaviors and user experience. This is just one reason behind the constant state of flux the movement has found itself in, with consumer behaviors changing rapidly. If websites do not offer the visitor a seamless and friendly experience, chances are it will not get much traffic over time.

According to Propoint, more firms are beginning to focus on design, typography, background videos, three-dimensional animations, and even content in their current strategies. None of these are necessarily straightforward, as developers will first need to understand how users interact with all of these media types, formats and otherwise. So currently, there are many angles that need to be covered to get responsive web design right and there must be a persistent focus on gathering information related to user experiences to guide programs in the right direction.      

Responsive web design is critical to modern commerce.

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Businesses can do themselves a big favor by building data-gathering and responsive design strategies alongside one another. Because of the sheer breadth and volume of elements that users interact with on the average site today, information should be automatically generated and analyzed for testing purposes.

Business 2 Community contributor Lara Berendt stated that developers must remember responsive web design's core drivers are essentially mobility and growth, and that it will be lower risk, faster, and far more profit-friendly within a relatively short period of time. Users are only going to use more mobile devices as time goes on, and that means more operating systems that need to be tested for website and app functionality.

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Speed up your websites with HTTP/2

HTTP/2 is another method for making your site stack much speedier by dispensing with numerous wasteful aspects connected with the present adaptation of HTTP. The best thing about it? You don't need to go to much push to get it up and running.
Isn't that right?

WHAT IS HTTP/2?
When HTTP1 and HTTP1.1 were originally developed, the web was very different to what it is today. Websites had fewer resources (JavaScript files, CSS files, images) than today. Connections to the internet weren’t very fast, and users were not very picky with website loading speed.
Users start to get itchy fingers when a site takes longer than 3 seconds to show a response.
You were happy that a website loaded full stop. You might have secretly complained that loading was slow. But you couldn’t really do much about it. That’s because the slow loading time was typically coming from factors which were independent of the web server and technology you were using. Mostly it was the actual internet connection which was the major limiting factor.
Fast forward to today. Great website loading times are measured in milliseconds rather than seconds.

Users start to get itchy fingers when a site takes longer than 3 seconds to show a response. 

In this kind of situation, inefficiencies counted in milliseconds associated with the original versions of HTTP start to make a real difference. That’s why you get so many articles discussing how to make your website faster. Because milliseconds matter.
The new version of HTTP, known as HTTP/2 addresses specific known problems of HTTP. Its goals are to address a number of problems which have become more pronounced as the web has evolved to larger and larger websites with many more CSS, JS and image files than originally anticipated.
But what is wrong with HTTP1.x, and why do we spend so much effort making it faster?

THE PROBLEMS OF HTTP1.X
HTTP1.x has a number of inherent problems. Actually, let’s refrain from calling them problems. HTTP1.x has a number of ways in which it can be more efficient.
HTTP 1.x is text based: originally the idea was that HTTP1.x should be humanly-readable so it was fully text based. By definition all text based protocols have inefficiencies associated with them such as whitespace, link breaks, capitalization, etc.
Only one file is in transfer at any one time: this is one of the biggest problems with the 1.x versions of HTTP. Just imagine being a deliveryman who is only able to deliver one package at a time. They have to go back to base every time they need to deliver the next package.
Hundreds of requests are required for today’s websites:  having more sophisticated themes means that the size of the websites and the number of resources grows. And so does the time it takes to load each resource. Remember our “deliveryman” has to go back to base every time, they are not able to transfer more than one file at a time.
Each connection is a heavy technical operation: Since hundreds of connections are required, it starts to accumulate serious overhead. With loading time being measured in milliseconds, the combined time required to create a connection for hundreds of resources starts to become very significant.
Many times web designers had to implement specific measures to reduce these inefficiencies. Workarounds such as CSS sprites, minification, and the combining of files are meant to overcome issues with loading web sites.
These are — in essence — workarounds rather than fixes.

HOW HTTP/2 SOLVES THE PROBLEMS OF HTTP1.X
HTTP/2 is designed and evolved from SPDY, a protocol designed at Google aimed at making the web 2x faster. It addresses HTTP problems in the following way
HTTP/2 is intended for consumption by machines (your web browser and your website’s web server) rather than humans. It is binary rather than text based making it inherently more efficient. Transfer and parsing of the data is faster using binary protocols.
Multiple files can be transferred simultaneously on the same connection. Fixes were implemented such that you can pipeline resources on the same connection. Rather than having to open a new connection each time (our deliveryman going back to base), all of the resources can be carried on the same connection (our deliveryman dumps everything in a van and takes everything in a single trip).
Server push to send files which will be required by browser. In HTTP1.x it is the web browser who asks the web server for the resources it requires. HTTP Server Push (implemented as part of HTTP/2) allows the server to start sending resources that it knows the web browser will need. For example, you can instruct the server not to  wait for the browser to ask for the CSS, JS and other resources files which the browser is going to need anyway.
HTTP packet Header and other optimizations – these are technical improvements which are designed to improve the actual efficiency of transfers

WHAT IS REQUIRED TO ENABLE HTTP2?
By not supporting HTTP/2 over unencrypted connections, website owners are being strong armed into implementing HTTPs for their website.
Back at the very beginning of the article we said that not much effort is required from your end to enable HTTP/2. Enabling HTTP/2 is something which needs to be done at web server level. Most web servers such as Apache, Nginx, IIS, and other major web servers already have support for HTTP/2.
If you run your own web server, you just need to install and enable the HTTP/2 libraries. If your website is hosted with a hosting company, check with the company whether the web server is already enabled for HTTP/2.

THE CATCH.... SECURE CERTIFICATES
Maybe things were too good to be true. We have just discussed how web servers already fully support HTTP/2.
Most major web browsers also fully support HTTP/2. However, they have also chosen to only support HTTP/2 in encrypted mode. The reason for this is that there has been a strong movement to enable HTTPS (encryption) all over the web. Such initiatives as HTTPS Everywhere strongly push the need for HTTPS on all websites.

By not supporting HTTP/2 over unencrypted connections, website owners are being strong armed into implementing HTTPs for their website.

Of course this is not necessarily a bad thing. Implementing HTTPS has significant security and privacy advantages. With companies coming together to form a Certificate Authority called Let’s Encrypt to allow free secure certificates, the overall cost to actually acquire a certificate and implements HTTPS becomes much cheaper. This was relatively expensive up until some time ago.
Implementing HTTPS is not something you ought to do without give it the necessary due thought. You may probably want to discuss this with your trusted website developer or somebody with enough technical expertise. Most times, your hosting company should be able to guide you through this.
Of course, it’s strongly recommended that you implement HTTPS. Besides the additional security, you’re going to get the ability to enable HTTP/2 and make your website faster. That’s what we call a win-win situation.

ARE OTHER OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES STILL NECESSARY?

Certain optimizations aimed at reducing web requests become superfluous. If your site is incurring computation time to “combine” JS, CSS and other files, this has actually become an overhead cost. Any time “wasted” addressing the above mentioned inefficiencies is no longer necessary.
On the other hand such optimizations such as caching, reduction of the size of resources, delivering content over a CDN, choosing a great hosting server, and other optimizations which address different types of inefficiencies should stay in place.
The great thing about HTTP/2 is that not only does it make your website load faster, it’s also pushing you to make your website more secure. There’s no arguing that there are advantages to both of these. HTTP/2 is the next step in making all of the web faster. Let’s all be part of the it and make it happen.
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Google ad hints of new smartphones to come on Oct. 4

Google released an intriguing new video on prime time TV Monday that hints of an Oct. 4 announcement of two new smartphones -- the Pixel X and Pixel XL.

The 30-second spot, also posted on Google-owned YouTube, shows a search bar rectangle that morphs into the shape of a smartphone accompanied by the 1974 hit single, “Come and Get Your Love” by the rock band Redbone.

A separate website, madeby.google.com with much the same content shows the smartphone shape with color photos and a place to sign up for email alerts for more information. Fans of the Google Nexus phones will notice the URL refers to “made by Google” as well. Billboards in New York City are also showing the promotion.

The promotion was also backed up by invitations to some media outlets for a Google event in San Francisco on Oct. 4.

Reports suggest that Google will announce two new smartphones that day, the Pixel X with a 5-in. screen, and the larger 5.5-in. Pixel XL. They would presumably run a custom version of the latest Android OS, 7.0 dubbed Nougat. The phones would be manufactured by HTC.

Other reports indicate Google is dropping the Nexus name for Pixel, and plans to announce other products on Oct. 4, such as its Daydream virtual reality device and Google Home, an answer to the Amazon Echo.

The significance of the video and the reports of new smartphones should not be lost on average smartphone users.

Android phones dominate the global smartphone market, with an 85% share that is predicted to continue through 2020, according to research firm IDC. However, Google and even many Android phone makers, are clearly interested in keeping Android users updated with the latest operating system, along with the latest processors, cameras, sleek designs and other updates.

The Nexus line, going back to the Nexus One in 2009, has been one way that Google could show the best designs and uses for pure Android, even as it has served a small group of customers -- mainly tech-savvy users.

“Google’s goal with Nexus, or now Pixel phones, is the same as always: an alternative to Samsung smartphones in the high end which can really show off Android and Google’s ecosystem,” said Carolina Milanesi, an analyst at Creative Strategies.


So far, “Nexus devices have not helped because of the limited sales channel,” meaning they are mainly sold unlocked on the web. Google needs wider distribution, but can’t really afford to work with carriers and mass retailers because doing so would increase Google’s costs and upset other Android phone manufacturers, Milanesi said.

Milanesi said another report that’s circulating is that Google will bring its pure Android approach through Nexus in-house completely and close it off to other partner/manufacturers. “Alienating partners no longer seems to be a concern,” she added.

Under that scenario, Google could make its Google Mobile Services (GMS) — including Google Search, Gmail, Chrome and Google Maps — “proprietary,” in order to simplify the process of getting devices updated to the latest version of Android. “That would be so pure innovation actually makes it into consumers’ hands,” she said.

GMS is available only through a license with Google, according to the Android website, although installing it on devices requires no license fee.

More details may be forthcoming on Oct. 4 about a GMS that is more proprietary, expensive or restrictive for licensees. Google CEO Sundar Pichai told The Verge on June 1 that his company would “be more opinionated about the design of the phones,” particularly where Google sees a need to “push the devices forward.”

Pichai said then that Google would not create its own phones from scratch, and said Google’s plan was “still to work with OEMs to make phones.”

While Android already dominates the smartphone market, Google has to make Android evolve to keep up with the market and create interest when a new OS version is released, said Jack Gold, an analyst at J.Gold Associates.

“Google needs to show continued improvements, if not outright innovation, if it wants to maintain its market share,” Gold said. “Google often creates flagship devices that are meant to stimulate the market and get vendors’ creative juices flowing. It will continue to do so.”

Gold said he hopes that Google will announce an evolution of its core search capabilities with artificial intelligence with new interfaces for users.

The latest Google video promotion with TV and billboard ads shows a marketing willingness to take the Nexus concept for innovation to the mass market and beyond the niche of technophiles that have purchased the devices online.

On the other hand, Google faces a balancing act as it enlarges its market reach, said Patrick Moorhead, an analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy.

“Google always needs to be cautious that Android doesn’t get cheapened as a phone platform, especially as Apple gobbles up so much of the premium tier,” Moorhead said. “They should charge as high a price as they can without getting piggish on profits.”

The worst that could happen is if Android smartphones become a “commodity” with little pizazz and innovation.

“Commoditization doesn’t just happen; industries allow themselves to be commoditized,” Moorhead said. “Case in point -- the PC market. The PC market reduced investing then started to get commoditized and had to spend even more to decrease the slide.”
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Which Programming language you like to choose : PHP V/S .Net

Welcome to a battle of two heavyweights. In one corner, we have PHP, the most popular scripting language on the internet with millions of dedicated developers and an even larger legion of fans. In the other corner, we have a ASP.net, a platform backed by Microsoft itself that can use any .NET supported language.

So which is better? In this article, we’ll compare PHP and ASP.net and tell you which platform is better suited for your project. For a more detailed overview of PHP, check out this course on PHP for absolute beginners. If you are partial to ASP.net, take a look at this course to learn ASP.NET MVC.

PHP Overview

PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocessor. PHP originated as a scripting tool that has quickly taken over the internet thanks to its easy learning curve and large developer community. According to one estimate, PHP is installed on over 244 million websites with server support from virtually all major hosts. PHP is also free and boasts a number of frameworks to simplify web development.

Some of the major websites written in PHP include WordPress and Facebook.

ASP.NET Overview

ASP.NET was developed by Microsoft to provide developers with an easy scripting tool for building web pages and web applications. It is a successor to ASP (Active Server Pages), another platform pioneered by Microsoft in the mid-90s. You can code ASP.NET using any .NET supported language, which made it especially popular among .NET developers. Microsoft’s early domination of the web browser market with IE was also responsible for increasing the popularity of ASP.NET.

Some of the major websites that use ASP.NET are PlentyOfFish.com and MySpace.

The question now is: what language should you choose if you are starting out as a programmer?

Costs

This is a no-brainer – PHP is completely free, while ASP.NET is a Microsoft product. This means there are certain costs associated with ASP.NET development, namely:

Buying Windows, since ASP.NET development is possible only on a Windows machine. This shouldn’t be a problem for most people. If you use a Mac or Linux, you can use the Mono project to use ASP.NET on your machine.

ASP.NET requires Windows hosting. Until a few years ago, Windows hosting used to be significantly more expensive than Linux web hosting. This is hardly true today; you can easily find Windows hosts for almost the same price as Linux web hosts.

A development environment. The most popular IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for ASP.NET is Visual Studio. Microsoft also offers a free version of VS called VS Express.

As a beginner, you won’t have to specifically shell out extra for using ASP.NET, but once you upgrade to the professional stage, you will need something like Visual Studio, which can set you back by a few hundred dollars.

PHP, on the other hand, is entirely free, runs on Linux web hosting, can be used on Windows, Mac or Linux, and is supported by a number of free and paid IDEs.

Winner: PHP

Scalability

Both ASP.NET and PHP are highly scalable. Consider that Facebook, the second most heavily trafficked website in the world, was originally built in PHP, while MySpace, the website Facebook dethroned as the world’s favorite social network, was built in ASP.NET. This illustrates that both ASP.Net and PHP are highly scalable, as long as the programmer knows how to scale their application.

Winner: Tie

Performance

Performance for most web applications is a function of the interaction between the script, the database and the server. Most web applications written in PHP follow the LAMP stack – Linux (OS), Apache (server), MySQL (database) and PHP (scripting language). The LAMP stack is extremely popular for web development, and thus, has been optimized extensively for improved performance.

The database used most often with ASP.NET is MSSQL (Microsoft SQL Server), although you can also use MySQL with it. The performance different between a ASP.NET+MSSQL stack and a PHP+MySQL stack are very small with PHP+MySQL edging out ASP.NET.

Another factor that affects performance is the OS and file system used on the server. Most tests indicate that Linux and ext4 file system have better I/O performance than Windows and the NTFS file system. Thus, there’s a good chance a PHP application running on a Linux web host will slightly outperform a similar ASP.NET application running on a Windows host.

Winner: PHP

Support

PHP is free and among the most popular scripting languages online. There’s a huge open source developer community that regularly contributes to PHP development. The open-source community also tends to be very helpful, which is a big bonus for beginners.

ASP.NET, on the other hand, is a Microsoft property. While you’ll find plenty of developer boards run by ASP.NET enthusiasts, the scene is nowhere near as vibrant as PHP’s.

Winner: PHP

Availability of Tools and Editors

Most PHP developers prefer using text editors like VIM and Notepad++ instead of a full-fledged IDE. If you did want to use an IDE, however, you’ll find solid support for PHP in free editors like Eclipse.

ASP.NET is also supported by most IDEs but is mostly used with Microsoft Visual Studio. Microsoft VS is one of the most powerful, feature-rich and flexible IDEs around, even though it is not free. Thus, if you’re willing to shell out the cash, you’ll find that no PHP editor/IDE comes even close to Visual Studio.

Winner: Tie

Using Visual Studio? This course on C# with Visual Studio will help you get started.

Ease of Learning

PHP wins this one, hands down. ASP.NET is usually written in C# (pronounced C ‘Sharp’). C# is built on C which can be difficult to learn for most beginners. Its syntax is complicated and difficult to read, even for experienced programmers. People new to programming will find ASP.NET hard to pick up.

PHP, on the other hand, is very easy to pick up (so much so that most seasoned developers consider PHP coders as ‘newbies’). You can learn a few simple lines of code and start tinkering with WordPress themes almost right away.

Winner: PHP

Language Popularity

According to the TIOBE  Language Index, PHP ranks as the 6th most popular language online. ASP.NET, on the other hand, doesn’t even show-up in the top 20.

Winner: PHP

Conclusion

Unless you are already familiar with the .NET framework or want to stick to Microsoft technologies, there is no discernible need to use ASP.NET over PHP. PHP can do everything that ASP.NET can, and it can do it for free.

Now that you’ve decided to use PHP, take this course to learn PHP programming from scratch.

What do you prefer – PHP or ASP.NET? Let us know in the comments below!

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Which Distro Should You Choose : Linux Mint versus Ubuntu

Linux Mint V/S  Ubuntu

The Linux Project began as a leisure activity for Linus Torvalds, for much to his dismay at the time – he had begun something that would impact the greatest of enterprises and the littlest of specialists in a way that would have been thought incomprehensible.

Linux is a bit – a part is the thing that a working framework capacities upon – an establishment, to assemble everything on top of. The thing that makes Linux exceptional is its proficiency – it can keep running on a toaster, or consume space explorers to room – Linux goes about as a to a great degree stable establishment that can be depended upon even in the most basic errands, or even the modest ones. 

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Linux Mint versus Ubuntu: Which Distro Should You Choose?


The Linux Project began as a pastime for Linus Torvalds, for much to his dismay at the time – he had begun something that would impact the greatest of businesses and the littlest of specialists in a way that would have been thought unimaginable.

Linux is a bit – a bit is the thing that a working framework capacities upon – an establishment, to manufacture everything on top of. The thing that makes Linux exceptional is its proficiency – it can keep running on a toaster, or consume space travelers to room – Linux goes about as a to a great degree stable establishment that can be depended upon even in the most basic undertakings, or even the modest ones.

Linux Mint versus Unbuntu 

This does, notwithstanding, imply that you can't utilize the Linux part independent from anyone else – in light of the fact that it is just an establishment, without the extravagant house. Along these lines, we have the Linux Mint versus Ubuntu dispersions – or distros – that are based on top of the Linux piece and satisfy the requirement for a working framework.



Who Makes the Distros? 

You have a few decisions to pick from with regards to Linux appropriations – including the alternative to fabricate your own on the off chance that you so crave. For all intents and purposes anybody can assemble a dissemination – the Chinese and Indian governments have one for themselves, Google's Android is a Linux dispersion also. A portion of the more mainstream dispersions are overseen by organizations, however some corner ones are overseen by solid groups.

Distros can likewise be founded on different distros – as we will acknowledge in a tad – which implies groups and organizations can now and again have clashing perspectives.

What is Ubuntu? 

A standout amongst the most prominent distros constructed particularly for new clients attempting to relocate to Linux is Ubuntu – oversaw by Canonical, it is to a great extent suggested by the group for its convenience and its objective of giving Linux a GUI. Evacuating the necessity of taking in the bash order lines that Linux is acclaimed for is not a simple assignment – and it is a work in advancement generally, notwithstanding 10 years of improvement – yet Canonical, and the group worked around the Ubuntu undertaking are resolved to the objective.

Ubuntu Desktop 

Ubuntu is likewise in light of the Debian distro – a barebones circulation of Linux that leaves its clients stranded in a sea of summons and does not try holding the hands of newcomers.

What is Linux Mint? 

Linux Mint is a group driven distro – there is no organization attempting to advance or oversee it everywhere, except a group of architects that chooses what goes into building this working framework. These are the sorts of undertakings that make Linux one of a kind in its capacity to assemble a horde of capable designers to construct something helpful in light of the fact that they can.

Linux Mint Desktop - Cinnamon 

Linux Mint – shockingly – depends on the Ubuntu, and Debian circulations. This makes Mint a confused bit of work – since it is based on top of both the most and slightest easy to use distros.

Since Mint depends on Ubuntu, new real redesigns for Mint are discharged a couple of months after Ubuntu discharges, yet this doesn't mean you will be stuck on old programming, since Debian discharges are likewise taken after in the meantime.

Which One is Better? 

Picking the right Linux distro resemble picking the right auto – you have to recognize what you are searching for, and you may need to make a few changes in accordance with fit in with it.

Framework Requirements 

Linux Mint and Ubuntu both have comparable framework prerequisites – as Mint depends on top of Ubuntu, and both depend on Debian, both distros have comparable asset utilization – however the distinctions in the desktop environment can bring about a critical execution shortage.

Ubuntu utilizes the Unity desktop environment, known for its extravagant design and movements – it can utilize more framework assets than a portion of alternate choices, for example, GNOME 3 that is utilized on Linux Mint.

Here are the real least framework prerequisites:

            Ubuntu                                               Linux Mint

1. Processor: 700 Mhz processor    Processor: 700 Mhz processor 
2. RAM: 512 MB                            RAM: 512 MB 
3. Plate Space: 5 GB                            Disk Space: 9 GB 
4. Show: 1024×768                            Display: 800×600 

As apparent by the base details – Linux can work on the absolute minimum, and the distros keep the necessities comparative generally.

Equipment Compatibility and Installation 

Each working framework needs a specific bit of code called a "driver" that makes it feasible for it to converse with the equipment. Since there are many organizations building equipment, it is basically outlandish for the working framework to bolster everything – so the equipment producers likewise need to create driver programming to go with the equipment.

The inconvenience arrives when certain equipment makers don't make the drivers accessible for Linux – this implies no distro will have the capacity to bolster the equipment unless the group ventures up and figures out the driver programming for that particular reason.

In the event that you believed that was confused – it deteriorates. Regardless of the possibility that there exists a driver for Linux, certain distros won't not work with it. Ubuntu being the most prominent distro is typically the one that gets ensured support from most producers, and the greater part of the times everything will be indistinguishable on Linux Mint, yet it is still more often than not – not every last bit of it.

In this way, the establishment procedure can be risky for one distro, while being smooth for the other. In any case, if the drivers exist for both distros – generally – the establishment procedure is indistinguishable since both distros utilize the same installer – Ubiquity – every one of that progressions is the UI.

Linux Mint and Ubuntu both bolster UEFI – be that as it may, Linux Mint is not affirmed by Microsoft for Secure Boot. This implies you will need to handicap Secure Boot in your BIOS before you endeavor introducing Linux Mint. Ubuntu, then again, is confirmed by Microsoft, so you can keep Secure Boot empowered. Only a case of the clout Microsoft has over the shopper working framework market.

The Interface 

This is the one single theme that bothers up any individual who is new to Linux – the prerequisite of taking in the summon line. Both Linux Mint and Ubuntu have buckled down on diminishing the introduction to the Terminal for the end client – yet neither has been totally fruitful at it.

The Desktop Shell 

Linux Mint may be founded on Ubuntu, however it is still a considerable amount not the same as Ubuntu in a considerable amount of ways. A standout amongst the most clear ones is the Desktop – while Ubuntu utilizes its own particular Unity shell, Linux Mint chooses to stay with the attempted and trusted GNOME 3.

Application Lens on Ubuntu 

GNOME3 

Both have a few upsides and downsides – however more or less – Unity takes a more "progressive" methodology by acquainting new thoughts with the standard desktop worldview, while GNOME 3 takes after the models that have been set by Windows and other working frameworks, and keeps things basic and clear.

What you then have is this: a higher expectation to absorb information for Ubuntu, and a lower one for Linux Mint.

The Theme 

Ubuntu and Linux Mint both have their own one of a kind look – subjects – that they have assembled themselves, these can be changed clearly – as it is with everything in any Linux distro – however they are still worth saying. Ubuntu of course accompanies the Radiance and Ambiance subjects, while Linux Mint accompanies a topic called Mint-Y. The majority of the topics are particular, and you dislike one while cherishing the other.

The Software 

Both of the distros have their own particular one of a kind outlines – and the distinctions don't end just there. In the engine, both are Linux so the greater part of the Linux programming will take a shot at both frameworks, notwithstanding, both have some one of a kind programming bundles that lead them to both having select programming that lone takes a shot at the separate distros.

The Store 

Ubuntu used to have its own particular application store known as the Ubuntu Software Center – yet Canonical has dumped it to concentrate on better things. Ubuntu now utilizes the standard GNOME Software store – and any applications that don't fit Unity's configuration dialect, gets fixed by Canonical to fit in with whatever remains of Ubuntu. 

Ubuntu Software Center 

Linux Mint, then again, has a product director too – yet it is not as developed as what Ubuntu brings to the table. The Linux Mint group additionally creates their very own hefty portion default applications that accompany whatever is left of the working framework.

So Which One Should You Install? 

Extreme inquiry – it relies on upon the amount you will learn. 

Ubuntu offers a shiny new affair which may turn out to be better once you learn it all. It does, in any case, has a bigger expectation to absorb information and a few people won't not favor that. Linux Mint offers a cutting edge, basic yet recognizable experience however does not have the backing of industry as it is not upheld by an organization and is not the main decision for most new clients. It does, in any case, has to a lesser degree an expectation to absorb information.

Toward the end… 

It comes down to this: which one of these is more averse to drive you into the Terminal charge line? What's more, the answer is very self-evident – Ubuntu has the majori

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