Linux NewsWhy are there so many Linux terminals?
There are dozens of terminals. All of them can run the same commands. But Linux users will still go to war for their favorite ones. Why?
I tried the most "bloated" Linux distro, and it's still better than Windows
Ubuntu is technically more bloated than Windows 11 now, and it's still not even a fair fight.
3 things I wish I knew before using the Linux i3 window manager
i3 will humble you before it impresses you. Here's how to skip the humbling part.
I tested the 3 most popular Linux distros of April 2026, here's how I rank them
Ubuntu and Fedora are no longer in the Linux top three—so which distros dethroned them, and are they actually worth using?
You can finally tweak Android's Linux Terminal the way you want it
Greater control over performance and quality, and an all-new Themes section.
3 Linux distros for intermediate users
Mint is basically Linux with training wheels. If you’re ready to move on, try these three distros.
3 fantastic plugins to power-up your Vim statusline
Avoid time-consuming configuration and get an awesome statusline right away with these convenient plugins.
3 essential Linux apps to try this weekend (April 17 - 19)
Skip the Reddit rabbit hole. Here are three Linux apps worth your weekend.
6 alternative CLI tools I immediately install on Linux
With a bonus script that puts any search tool to shame.
EndeavourOS made Arch easy to install—CachyOS made it easy to use
Making things a little easier doesn't make Arch distros worse.
10 CLI tools I install on every Linux system
These apps turbo-charge text-based productivity.
This "meme" distro actually laid the groundwork for modern desktop Linux
14 years later, it's still going strong and it actually helps the Linux community.
I bought a Linux tablet, and it’s both better and worse than Android
A slab with the pros and cons of a PC
Linux users claim they want mainstream adoption, but here's why they don't
They just won't admit it
5 open-source operating systems everyone mistakes for Linux
FreeBSD, Haiku, and other systems everyone mistakes for Linux are actually their own OS outside of the system that you are used to.