--- title: Ubuntu kind: note description: Linux distribution based on Debian words: 206 readingMinutes: 1 created: '2024-06-12T18:20:49+02:00' updated: '2026-06-29T20:34:03+02:00' website: https://ubuntu.com/ --- ## Link Based on [Debian](/notes/debian) ## Resources - [Automatically sleep and wake-up at specific times](https://askubuntu.com/questions/61708/automatically-sleep-and-wake-up-at-specific-times) ## Flavors - Official - with Gnome - Kubuntu - with KDE ## FAQ ### Blue screen after XRDP login in quick-created Hyper-V VM - After using Windows Hyper-V Quick Create to install Ubuntu in a VM, a window with a resolution slider appears. - It might not be obvious what this dialog really does: replacing the window that displays the emulated monitor with a RDP session to the VM. Hyper-V calls this mode of displaying the VM "Enhanced session" because of its improved performance (graphics seem to "lag" less to me). - However, the RDP session can only be logged in to if you are not logged in to a session in the emulated monitor window already. - So if you selected "Log me in automatically" while configuring Ubuntu, you are already logged in and the RDP session only displays a blue screen after logging in using the XRDP connect dialog. - The solution is to temporarily go back to a non-enhanced session (using the View dropdown at the top of the "Virtual Machine Connection" window, untick the "Enhanced session" option), log out of Ubuntu at the top right, then re-enable the enhanced session and re-enter the credentials using the XRDP login dialog.