Linux software repositories have many benefits. But, like what happens in app stores, companies end support for them and your system stops getting updates.
It has a good battery, has a great screen, is sturdy, is fast and, most important, supports (and ships with) Linux
The same thing that compels us to make Linux (and many other projects) free and open source is present in many of humanity's greatest achievements
The days of open source people using MacBooks and running Mac OS seem to be ending
Linux and open source enthusiasts gathered to learn about DevOps, Postgres and a host of enterprise and cloud topics
Martin Wimpress started Ubuntu MATE as a hobby—and a way to keep his family happy. Now, it’s one of the most popular Linux distros.
It’s possible to have convenient, powerful online services without worrying that one day we could lose everything
Ubuntu founder discusses the importance of Ubuntu and why he’s dedicated much of his life toward it
There's a little bit of good. A little bit of bad. And a big healthy dollup of “what the heck?”.
