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First things to do after installing Ubuntu 17.04.1

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First things to do after installing Ubuntu 17.04.1


(1)

First update the system

Using terminal

just copy and paste commands from below and your system will update

sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade


(2) Using gui

search update from dash in gnome or unity and launch software updater

(3)

install proper text editor like sublime or atom

traditional method

sublime :

Tutorial on Official website

atom :

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/atom
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt install atom

new method (not recomended)

from software center which is inbuilt search atom and install atom


(4) video player (recommended)

sudo apt install vlc

(5) Browser

You can use inbuilt firefox browser it is cool but i like chromium so.

sudo apt install chromium-browser

(6) htop - console based task manager

sudo apt install htop

(7) nethogs - which applications using how much internet speed

sudo apt install nethogs

(8) Extensions for gnome (optinal)

if you want to install gnome extensions then you have to install this package

sudo apt install chrome-gnome-shell

and if you are on firefox then you have to install firefox plugin

(9) Gui alternative faster software installer

sudo apt install synaptic


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