Linux NewsHow I turned my Linux terminal sessions into daily speedrun challenges
Time your command runs, then iterate with various techniques to get faster and faster.
I ran Arch Linux for 5 years — Fedora does the same job with less work
Fedora feels like the finished product of an experiment that is Arch Linux.
The most ambitious Linux project of all time failed because lawsuits were more lucrative
The story of a hobby project outrunning billion-dollar backing.
The 60-year-old Unix design choice that made the Linux desktop a mess
A heritage of dumb terminals and 1980s workstations still leaves Linux rooted in text tools and unconventional window behaviors.
I ditched Ubuntu for a Linux distro that fits in 200MB, and I'm not going back
Why use up 4GB of RAM when a few hundred megabytes will do the trick?
I tested 5 daily PC tasks to see if Linux is actually harder than Windows
I performed the same five everyday PC tasks in Windows and Zorin OS to see whether Linux still deserves its reputation for being harder.
These Bash shortcuts save me hours of terminal typing every month
Use the Bash shell like a pro—and be more productive.
8 things you should never do in Proxmox (unless you want your homelab to crash)
Proxmox has a few buttons you should probably think twice about pressing!
Arch Linux is not hard to install, by the way
You can have a working Arch system by the end of an afternoon.
This one Linux setting is capping your Wi-Fi speed far below your router's rating
The setting is easy to check and even easier to overlook!
5 popular Arch distros ranked by how much babysitting they need
Ranked from the one that needs constant attention to the one that streamlines the maintenance part.
These 10 Linux commands showed me how much better life is off Windows
Life's better off Windows—and Linux is ready to prove it.
I finally found a Linux music player that feels better than Spotify's desktop app
Spotify, surprisingly, works fine as a local music player, but this open-source app does things just a little bit better.
Stop using the cd command — this Linux command is faster, smarter, and easier
A modern cd alternative can mean less typing, less guessing, and far fewer wrong turns in the terminal.
I installed Albert on Linux, now I can find any app or file without opening the terminal
Want to find any app, file, website, or calculation without using the Terminal? Try this app now.