The internet is known for the free and rapid dissemination of uncensored information, but lately sites and services have been censoring content
The Federal Source Code policy would be better if it mandated all agency source code be released under a free software license to the public
Before heading out to capture Pokémon, you might want to consider the data the game has access to and the history of the company that created the game
BQ Aquaris M10, the first Ubuntu-powered tablet to ship, has some flaws, but the fact that it runs traditional Linux desktop apps will make many Linux users happy
Living completely in a Linux shell was too painful. But it was a revealing experience—something all developers should try. They might create faster software as a result.
Canonical implies it is collaborating with nearly every major Linux distro for its Snappy project. It is not. And what could have been a marketing win for it is now a loss.
Living entirely in a text-only shell is totally, completely doable. You’ll be miserable as hell, but it is doable.
Using social media in a Linux shell works for some platforms, but others are proving to be impossible so far
When going GUI-free, the first thing to do is get the essentials—email, word processing, web browsing and IM—set up. Mission accomplished, but it wasn't easy.
In today’s world, is it possible to live 100% in a Linux shell—with no GUIs? Bryan Lunduke is going to find out.
