Linux NewsStop using bloated apps: These 5 terminal tools are all I need for work
Not every job calls for a complicated app with a clutter interface. Sometimes, simple is best.
I run a full Linux desktop in Docker just because I can
It can provide benefits like remote access, disposable sandboxes, and dedicated workspace.
5 Linux commands that replaced my desktop apps
I went down a terminal app rabbit hole—and it was so good I ended up deleting some of my graphical apps.
Stop installing random GNOME extensions—this one is perfection
It is as perfect as it sounds
5 more lightweight Linux distros that go easy on your old Windows PC
Your old Windows machine is ready for its second act.
Your high-end PC probably can't run Qubes OS—here's why
Your most powerful PC may fail to run Qubes OS, while a humble ThinkPad sails through.
3 powerful Linux apps to try this weekend (May 1st—3rd)
Linux apps so good, you'll wonder why you ever clicked anything else.
Linux faces its largest security threat in years—here's how to deal with Copy Fail
Most distros are vulnerable without patches.
Fish is the Bash alternative all beginner programmers should use
This shell’s approachability and clever features will make your coding life easier.
These 7 Bash tricks will change how you use the terminal
Bash hides a lot of shortcuts in plain sight. Here are seven that'll cut your typing in half.
Canonical plans responsible AI for Ubuntu Linux, rejecting Microsoft's Copilot model
Canonical is promising a 'thoughtful' approach.
5 useful Flatpaks you should install on your Linux PC
Five useful Flatpak apps that deserve more attention—so I’m giving them some.
Why 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.