Linux NewsYour Linux desktop is frozen, but your work isn't lost—here's how to save it
You can recover your desktop session in just a few minutes!
GNOME 50 is the Linux desktop update I've waited years for
New features that have been a long time coming
This simple CachyOS feature lets me use Windows without dual-booting
There are fewer and fewer reasons for me to use Windows.
Forget Roku and Fire TV, this is a better way to stream
Skip the streaming stick. This setup gives you more control, better performance, and fewer limits than Roku or Fire TV.
How to boost your Linux skills beyond a beginner level
Tutorials are a fundamentally broken approach. There's a much better way, and it applies to everything you learn, not just Linux.
5 Proxmox services that turn your PC into a self-hosted powerhouse
Self-host all the things.
I've used Linux for 18 years, but these 5 terminal tricks still surprise me
A few simple commands can make your Linux life much easier.
You don’t need to dual-boot anymore, there’s a better way to try another OS
Stop dual-booting to test other OSes. There are faster, safer ways that don't risk your data or slow down your workflow.
Linux promises freedom from Windows, but it demands something harder in return
Less bloat, more fumbling. While Linux offers more control than Windows, that control comes with a bigger time and energy investments.
This Linux shell revives the worst version of Windows, and it's glorious
Someone brought Windows Metro UI to Linux and you can try it today!
The 15 terminal commands that made me forget about Linux file managers
When it comes to shuffling documents around your file system, nothing beats the raw power of the command line.
Xfce doesn't have to feel frozen in time—here's how I modernized mine
Small tweaks that quietly transform how the desktop looks without changing its core simplicity
5 Bash one-liners that keep me coming back to the Linux terminal
Each of these commands took me years to stumble across. They'll take you five minutes to steal.
Get Windows on Linux in 10 minutes with these 2 commands
Sometimes you just need a quick reminder why you moved to Linux.
Stop ruining GNOME with extensions–here's why I stick to the defaults
Trying to make GNOME better doesn't always make it better.