Linux News3 cool and handy Linux apps to try this weekend (January 16 - 18)
You don't need your phone to identify music anymore. You can just use this Linux tool!
Stop swapping keyboards: This free app stitches your Linux and Windows PCs together
You can even stitch a Linux PC together with a Windows PC.
A new DietPi beta is here, bringing an uptime monitor for homelabs and more
Homelabs get a boost with this new DietPi feature, including in the deep learning realm.
I've been using these 8 core Linux commands wrong for years
You've probably been using them wrong, too.
I automated Linux backups with a simple bash script and cron (and it’s better than a GUI)
Skip one-click backup apps. This rsync script gives you full control over what gets saved and when, plus logs and a few hard-won lessons.
The 5 best Linux terminal-based file managers
Five tools that do the same thing but with completely different workflows.
Wine 11 is here with big improvements for Windows apps on Linux
It's getting easier to run your favorite Windows app without being on Windows.
5 ways Zorin OS makes switching from Windows feel effortless
I've never seen a better alternative for Windows than this thoughtful OS.
3 Linux Mint power-user features nobody talks about
Mint's "beginner-friendly" reputation is hiding some serious power.
Linux Mint 22.3 has arrived, complete with Cinnamon 6.6
Another great update for the Ubuntu Linux spinoff.
4 productivity apps on Linux that replaced my favorite web apps
They're all local, more secure and private, and completely free.
8 handy Raspberry Pi settings you can change (and how)
From enabling screen blanking to switching window systems.
Linux made my old PC fast again, and it hasn’t slowed down since
Windows 11 slowed my hardware to a crawl. Linux runs lighter with rolling updates, and keeps older PCs fast for years instead of becoming e-waste.
5 Windows-like Linux distros you should try out
Ease yourself into Linux with a Windows-like desktop.
7 deadly Linux commands that can wipe out or crash your computer
From fork bombs to fake “language pack” removals, these commands can wreck Linux fast. Here’s what they do and how to stay safe.