Ubunlog is a project dedicated to disseminating and informing about the main news, tutorials, tricks and software that we can use with the Ubuntu distribution, in any of its flavors, that is, its desktops and distributions derived from Ubuntu such as Linux Mint.
As part of our commitment to the Linux world and Free Software, Ubunlog has been a partner of openexpo (2017 and 2018) and the Freewith 2018 the two most important Events of the sector in Spain.
Ubunlog's editorial team is made up of a group of experts in Ubuntu, Linux, networks and free software. If you also want to be part of the team, you can send us this form to become an editor.
Passionate about new technologies, gamer and linuxero at heart willing to support where he can. Ubuntu user since 2009 (karmic koala), this being the first Linux distribution I met and with which I undertook a wonderful journey into the world of open source. With Ubuntu I have learned a lot and it was one of the bases to choose my passion towards the world of software development.
Lover of practically any type of technology and user of all types of operating systems. Like many, I started with Windows, but I never quite liked it. The first time I used Ubuntu was in 2006 and since then I have always had at least one computer running Canonical's operating system. I remember fondly when I installed Ubuntu Netbook Edition on a 10.1 inch laptop and also enjoy Ubuntu MATE on my Raspberry Pi, where I also try other systems like Manjaro ARM. Currently, my main computer has Kubuntu installed, which, in my opinion, combines the best of KDE with the best of the Ubuntu base in the same operating system.
Since I was young I have loved technology, especially everything that has to do directly with computers and their Operating Systems. And for more than 15 years I have fallen madly in love with GNU/Linux, and everything related to Free Software and Open Source. For all this and more, today, as a Computer Engineer and professional with an international certificate in Linux Operating Systems, I have been writing with passion and for several years now, on Ubunlog's sister website, DesdeLinux, and others. In which, I share with you, day by day, much of what I learn through practical and useful articles.
I was born in Buenos Aires where I learned to love computers at 16. As a visually impaired, I personally saw how Linux improves people's lives, and I want to help more people benefit from using it.
Passionate about technology, especially electronics, * nix operating systems, and computer architecture. Professor of sysadmins Linux, supercomputing and computer architecture. Blogger and author of the microprocessor encyclopedia Bitman's World. In addition, I am also interested in hacking, Android, programming, etc.
Fond of programming and software. I started testing Ubuntu back in 2004 (Warty Warthog), installing it on a computer that I soldered and mounted on a wooden base. Since then and after trying different Gnu / Linux distributions (Fedora, Debian and Suse) during my time as a programming student, I stayed with Ubuntu for daily use, especially for its simplicity. Feature that I always highlight when someone asks me what distribution to use to get started in the Gnu / Linux world? Even though this is just a personal opinion ...
Historian and computer scientist. My current goal is to reconcile these two worlds from the moment I live. I am in love with the GNU / Linux world, and Ubuntu in particular. I love testing the different distributions that are based on this great operating system, so I am open to any questions you may want to ask me.
Free and open source software enthusiast, always without touching extremes. I have not used a computer whose operating system is not Linux and whose desktop environment is not KDE for several years, although I keep my eye on the different alternatives. You can contact me by sending an email to fco.ubunlog (at) gmail.com
Computer Engineering student at the University of the Balearic Islands, lover of Free Software in general and Ubuntu in particular. I have been using this operating system for a long time, so much so that I use it in my day to day both to study and to have moments of leisure.
Computer Engineer, I am a fan of Linux, programming, networks and everything that has to do with new technologies. Linux user since 1997. Oh, and a total sick Ubuntu (not wanting to get cured), who hopes to teach you everything about this operating system.
