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My favorite Raspberry Pi feature is too often overlooked
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KDE Plasma could get a VR desktop mode on Linux
This new draft code turns KDE Plasma into a full VR desktop
I only recommend these 3 Linux distros for dual booting with Windows
Give each OS a real job—three Linux distros that actually make dual booting worthwhile.
Unix workstations: The unsung heroes of modern computing
I traced 7 essential PC features back to the high-powered workstations of the 1980s.
This developer just made Photoshop work on Linux, with some caveats
A major barrier for Linux artists just got knocked down.
Want to try Linux? Just install Ubuntu or Fedora
Tune out the distro wars, at least for now.
I abandoned Photoshop for this free alternative on Linux
There is a free app that could dethrone Photoshop.
Is Zorin OS Pro worth paying for?
This distro is saving you 48 hours of tweaking and charging $48 for it.
Why MATE is the best Linux desktop environment for retro computing enthusiasts
When “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it” becomes a Linux desktop environment.
This is the Linux release I'm looking forward to most this year
Get ready for a Linux release that will change what you thought you knew about stability and up-to-date software.
5 signs it’s time to upgrade your Home Assistant server
Smart home SOS.
I tried switching to the new Rust-based COSMIC, and it was a mistake
COSMIC takes a lot of cues from GNOME, but it lacks the stability needed for a daily workflow. After a week, I’m headed back to my old Linux setup
The new Linux Mint, Wine version 11, Raspberry Pi's HAT upgrade, and more: Linux news roundup
All the Linux news you may have missed this week.
I replaced my Windows workflow with Linux Mint and it was easier than I imagined
Mint is the distro everyone recommends to Windows users. I daily-drove it for 2 weeks to see what’s great, what’s not, and who it’s for.