Linux NewsAI is splitting Linux and nobody wants to say it out loud
Distro leaders draw stark AI lines from outright bans to cautious embrace, upending contributor norms and trust networks.
These 5 simple Linux tools make Windows 11 look outdated
Leave Windows for something truly modern—Linux, of course.
Framework's most affordable laptop finally gets Linux (and a hardware upgrade)
The Framework Laptop 12 can now ship with Fedora ready to go.
I wish I’d learned these 5 simple Proxmox skills sooner
A little practice up front could have prevented much bigger headaches later.
Moving your Linux home folder to a dedicated drive is the distro-hopping secret I wish I knew earlier
You’ll definitely want to do this sooner rather than later, to smooth the process of switching distros.
Yes, Linux can do 'real work'—here are 5 things I do on my Linux PC
Linux is not just for servers and hobbyists—it's also for working professionals.
Still using Linux Mint? Here are the 6 Ubuntu features you're missing out on
Some features are easy to miss when everything already works!
Linux can be your college PC—and these 4 apps prove it
Everything you need for your classes, notes, and deadlines are already in Linux.
KDE Plasma feels faster after you disable this one animation nobody needs
Lots of KDE’s animations are superfluous resource hogs, but this one in particular has me reaching for the off switch.
Virtual desktops, docks, and tabbed windows—Linux had them first
These '90s experiments were so good even Windows copied them.
These 4 Linux apps deserve to be called the best of all time
The best Linux apps aren't necessarily the most powerful. They're the ones that helped make Linux a practical operating system for regular people.
How I turned my Linux desktop setup into a portable package I can run on any machine
Turns out, there is a much lazier way to deal with a carefully configured Linux desktop!
Windows is losing an entire generation of PC users to Linux, Apple, and Google
Microsoft is to blame as much as Linux, Apple, and Google.
These 5 immutable Linux distros solve problems Windows users don’t even know they have
A read-only system may sound limiting, but it will free you from dependency hell and irreversible mistakes.
These forgotten operating systems were decades ahead of their time
These systems had slick UIs, multiprocessor support, multitasking and MIDI. What happened?