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How to Install Flatpak on Ubuntu (Step-by-Step Guide)

In this guide we show you how to install  Flatpak   on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and above to unlock a world of new and updated software via Flathub. Recent versions of Ubuntu come with support for  Snap apps  out of the box — but Snaps aren’t the only universal package format on the scene. Regular readers will have noticed an uptick in the number of Flatpak apps we mention on these very pages. Indeed, it was a reader who asked if I could put together a step-by-step guide on how to install Flatpak in Ubuntu, how to set up the Flathub repo, and how to install Flatpak apps. The official Flatpak website has a great setup guide covering multiple distributions. The guide that follows is adapted from that, but with added screenshots, background details, and tips. What is Flatpak? Spotify is available as a Flatpak app Flatpak  is a ‘next-generation’ Linux app format developed by Red Hat and used in Fedora. It’s similar to Snappy in many ways: apps are sandboxed; come bundled up with ever

Configure Linux Clients To Authenticate Using OpenLDAP

In this guide let us see how to configure Linux clients to authenticate using OpenLDAP server. For the purpose of this tutorial, we will be using Debian 8 MATE desktop as LDAP client. My client system’s details: Operating system:  Debian 8 MATE desktop IP Address:  192.168.1.150/24 My LDAP Server’s details: Operating system:  Ubuntu 15.04 server IP Address:  192.168.1.100/24 Configure Linux Clients To Authenticate Using OpenLDAP Here, I am going to split this tutorial into two sections. First, we’ll see how to install LDAP client on Debian 8, and then we’ll see how to configure Debian 8 desktop to authenticate. 1. Install LDAP client I assume that you’ve had a working LDAP server already. If not, refer the above link to setup OpenLDAP server in Debian and Ubuntu and its derivatives. Now let us install the required packages in our LDAP client. Switch to root user: sudo su Or su Run the following command from your Terminal to install LDAP client p