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5 hidden terminal surprises you can try on Ubuntu right now
These Easter Eggs are waiting to be uncovered in Ubuntu Linux, if you know the right commands.
5 reasons dual booting is better than choosing between Windows and Linux
Dual booting Linux and Windows is one of the rare setups where you don’t have to compromise—you get the best of both worlds.
Using Linux made me a better Windows user, here's how
Linux knowledge is more useful in Windows than you might expect.
The 10 best Ubuntu default wallpapers of all time, ranked
Ubuntu has given has some amazing animal wallpapers in the last few years. Here are my favorites ranked, and why.
The new Kali Linux, another Raspberry Pi imager, Ubuntu Studio's redesign, and more: Linux news roundup
Everything you may have missed this week from the world of Linux.
5 open-source projects I’ll happily open my wallet for
Show your support.
3 cool and useful Linux apps to try this weekend (December 19 - 21)
Have an old telescope in the garage? Start using it again with the first app.
Armbian's Raspberry Pi Imager alternative is here
It'll download and flash the Armbian OS edition of your choosing for its catalog of 300+ supported SBCs.
I ran the one command in Linux you should never run. Here's what happened
Linux destruction for science!
A beginner's introduction to Bash parameter expansions
Unlock the power of Bash strings with these clever techniques.
5 features that make Linux more productive than Windows or Mac
Linux takes productivity to a new level.
Ubuntu Studio is Linux's best-kept secret for creators
Ubuntu Studio comes preloaded for visual art, 3D, music production, and more. Just install one ISO and start creating instead of configuring.
These 6 Linux apps let you monitor system resources in style
Track system performance, kill tasks, and more with these beautiful resource monitors.
There's no such thing as a beginner Linux distro (and there never will be)
There's nothing wrong with a learning curve.