Linux News5 things that are surprisingly easier on Linux than Windows
Windows seems like the easier operating system, until it is not.
These 4 alien Linux concepts confused me when I switched from Windows
Linux isn’t harder than Windows—it’s just unfamiliar and works with very different computing concepts.
Arch Linux's largest software repo is blocking sign-ups due to a malware crisis
AUR was considered a looming security threat.
6 distros that prove Linux is the future of desktop PCs
Plenty of proof that a Linux distro can be polished, stable, and easy to use.
4 reasons CLI apps are better than GUI alternatives on Linux
It's not always about the visual advantage.
The 5 Linux distros you should never run on an old PC
Not every Linux distro should be used for that old PC you have sitting around.
Valve's Steam Machine is as fast as a Ryzen 7000 CPU in leaked benchmarks
Real-world performance for Valve's living room PC might vary.
These 6 Linux monitoring tools helped me uncover every problem on my network
Make sense of the hidden mess behind containers, VLANs, DNS, and smart devices!
Ubuntu won't save your old PC, but these 4 lightweight Linux distros will
Keep that creaky old PC alive with an optimized and stripped-down Linux distro.
Debian's quiet flexibility is why it stays on so many of my PCs
Why Debian is the choice of Linux enthusiasts over flashier distros.
I finally ditched dual-boot for Proxmox, now Windows and Linux play nice on one machine
No need to reboot your computer just to switch operating systems.
Community scripts are the secret sauce that make Proxmox the perfect homelab OS
I finally understand why Proxmox dominates homelab communities.
4 awesome things you can do in Proxmox that you can't in regular server operating systems
Every serious homelabber needs to try these features at least once.
Android's Quick Share finally works on Linux—and it's simpler than KDE Connect
Packet is an easier way to perform what may be KDE Connect's most important feature
Beware of these 6 inconsistent Linux commands, especially if you use another OS
Some commands don’t always behave the same.