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OpenMediaVault vs. TrueNAS Core vs. Unraid: Which Is Best for a DIY NAS?

Planning a DIY NAS but don't know which solution to choose? We've got you covered.

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Yes, You Can Install Windows on Chromebook: Here's How

Suffering from Windows FOMO? Installing Windows on your Chromebook might not be the best idea, but it is possible.

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What Is "Runtime Broker" and What Is Its Purpose on My PC?

Learn more about this Windows process that ensures apps are behaving properly.

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How to Use the Raspberry Pi Imager to Install Raspberry Pi OS

The official Raspberry Pi Imager tool is the easiest way to install an operating system for your Raspberry Pi SBC.

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40 Years Ago: The Historic Announcement of Windows 1.0 That Changed Computers

A look back at what Windows 1.0 promised and how far we have come.

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How to Downgrade to an Older Version of Linux

It's easy to downgrade Linux to an older version in case a new distro release breaks your system.

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How to Install Proxmox on an Intel NUC or x86 PC

Want to install Proxmox on an Intel NUC or x86 PC to create and manage virtual machines? Here's a step-by-step guide...

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What’s New in Ubuntu 23.10 “Mantic Minotaur”?

The latest Ubuntu release has many additions, a majority of which could completely transform your workflow for the better.

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5 Linux Lite Tips for Windows Users

Have you recently switched to Linux Lite from Windows and found it to be complicated? Here are some Linux Lite tips to help you get started.

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The 5 Best Privacy-Focused Operating Systems

Want more privacy on your computer or laptop? Consider these lesser-known operating systems.

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How to Completely Reinstall ChromeOS on Your Chromebook

Reinstalling ChromeOS on a Chromebook isn't as straightforward as you might think. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started.

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How to Install Ubuntu on Your PC Using the Mini ISO

If you resent the idea of downloading a multi-gigabyte ISO, why not use the Mini ISO to install Ubuntu on your PC instead?

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The 4 Best New Features in Ubuntu 22.04.3

Ubuntu 22.04.3 has finally been released with several new improvements, bug fixes, and latest apps.

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How to Create a Windows Virtual Machine in Linux With KVM

Setting up a Windows virtual machine in Linux with KVM is better than dual-booting. Here's how to get started.

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Installing VirtualBox on Windows? Set Up the Dependencies First for Error-Free Installation

Installing VirtualBox on Windows requires setting up some dependencies first. Here's the complete guide to show you how to do it correctly.

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How to Install Ubuntu in VirtualBox

Want to try Linux without installing it on a PC? Here's how to install Ubuntu 22.04 in VirtualBox.

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10 Things to Do After Installing Debian on Your PC

Whether you've installed Debian on your computer or in a virtual machine, here are some necessary things you should do post-installation.

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The 5 Best Tools to Create Your Own Linux Distribution

Learn how the Linux kernel works by creating your own Linux-based operating system using these free tools.

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The 6 Best New Features in Linux Mint 21.2 "Victoria"

Linux Mint 21.2 "Victoria" has finally arrived and is packed to the brim with new features, improvements, and user interface changes.

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Haiku: The BeOS-Inspired Open-Source Desktop OS Explained

If you want to explore new operating systems, try out Haiku, a BeOS-inspired single-user OS for desktops.

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