Linux NewsForget the standard terminal—Kitty is the most powerful tool in my workflow
You're missing out if you've only ever used the default Linux terminal.
What is wtf—and how to create a Linux Terminal Dashboard with it?
A free, open-source terminal dashboard that lets you see all your important information at a glance
4 productivity-boosting tmux features you should be using
Tired of switching between multiple terminal tabs? Use these tmux features to improve your terminal dashboard, workflow, and productivity.
I run these 5 commands on every fresh Linux install to save hours of work
Setting up Linux doesn't have to be boring or annoying. This is my 5-step plan for any fresh installation.
If you use the Linux command line, you’re already programming
Scripting and the command-line are closer than you think.
Stop reading raw logs: Use these terminal tools to visualize your data instead
Staring at endless logs? These powerful terminal tools make debugging faster, visual, and almost fun.
RISC-V Linux will be ready for wide adoption in 2026, says Canonical
The year of RISC on the desktop?
Stop copy-pasting commands: How to make scripts you actually reuse
Don’t waste any more your precious time: take full advantage of Linux’s powerful shell scripting tools today.
Why Kubuntu's next big update is a massive win for multi-monitor Linux users
I'm resolved to install the Resolute Raccoon release for Kubuntu as soon as it's stable.
Ubuntu 26.04 Resolute Raccoon's wallpaper has been revealed
No, it's not this raccoon photo. That would have been a good choice, though.
9 open source operating systems that aren't Linux
Want something different from the same old Linux distros? Try one of these OSes.
How to build an automatic internet speed tracker for your home network
ISPs sell “up to” speeds, and manual speed tests don’t prove much. This tracker auto-records your internet speed every hour so you can spot patterns.
Forget distro hopping: How to use any Linux distribution on one PC
You can spin up any distro on your Linux computer and get near-native performance!
3 Arch-based Linux distros that actually solve real problems—not just reskins
Arch-based distros that are actually pushing Linux forward.
What is Q4OS, and should you install it?
If you miss the legendary speed and simplicity of Windows XP and early KDE, Q4OS is calling your name.