Linux NewsQualcomm is officially working on Linux support for X2 ARM laptops
Developers can play with it today, provided they've got the hardware.
I replaced Fedora’s slow software manager with these 3 better alternatives
Fedora is a first-class distro that needs a first-class software manager.
You should try these tools to see what your Linux PC is talking to
Your system is always communicating with other services and devices on the network. Use these tools to check what’s actually happening.
I outgrew Ubuntu for a reason—immutable distros are the better first choice
Linux, but without the ultra-granular, chaotic base.
Linux has a price, it's just not money
Freedom isn't free.
Stop using the grep command — this modern Linux command is smarter and faster
Faster searches, cleaner results, and almost nothing new to learn.
I finally tried Linux Mint, and now I understand why Windows users switch
A Linux distro that's as close to a Windows replacement as possible.
I tried the viral Linux distro that raised $18,700,000
It's the most talked-about Linux project right now, and after seven days I understand why.
Red Hat Linux is losing its grip on the professional world—here's what's replacing it
A major research lab quietly pivots OS strategy after vendor shifts leave critical hardware unsupported.
Why no Linux distro will ever be truly secure (and what I switched to instead)
Linux has one critical flaw which makes it unusable for me. Here’s what made everything right.
How to set up a perfect “rescue USB” that can save any PC
Saving a PC can go from very hard to extremely easy once you set this up.
I ditched my NAS OS for Ubuntu Desktop, and I’m never going back
Why settle for a restrictive storage dashboard? I replaced my specialized NAS software with Ubuntu and its better at almost everything.
3 design decisions from 1990s Linux that modern desktops still can't improve on
An example of how to keep that good stuff from Unix without the baggage.
4 innocent-looking Linux commands that can ruin your day
The terminal will do exactly what you tell it to — to the point of malicious compliance.
Valve's new open-source tool is bringing Android games to Linux and Steam
It's meant for the Steam Frame, but could help non-VR games as well.