In places normally filled with glowing Apple logos and Windows laptops, Linux users are becoming more familiar.
With Jupiter Broadcasting’s announcement that it is shutting down the Linux Action Show podcast, Bryan Lunduke, who co-created the show, looks back at its origin and its impact
Hats off to the GNOME team for creating a Linux environment that’s polished, peppy and includes pleasing new features, such as Night Light
While users of proprietary operating systems suffer with new, slower, buggier, more spy-filled systems, Linux users are enjoying better performance and more support.
The best hardware and software to produce podcasts and videos on a Linux-powered computer
Call me old fashioned, but the internet of 15 years ago is better than the internet we have today. Here’s how to fix it.
Traffic cameras used in cities and on highways make it nearly impossible to travel without your personal data being collected. Here are 3 options.
Communicating entirely from a Linux shell/terminal is astoundingly easy. And the benefits make doing so pretty enticing.
DOS in 2017? You betcha. FreeDOS 1.2 lets me play my favorite classic video games, as well as run classic DOS word processors.
If you run Linux and happen to use Windows software, it’s time to grab Wine 2.0
