Bertel King
Staff Writer
Contributing since January, 2012
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About Bertel King
Bertel works from an Android phone connected to a monitor and Bluetooth keyboard. He reads books in white text against a black OLED screen. He games with a chamshell controller. He watches video cast wirelessly to a 2-in-1 lapdock.
Having covered Android and Linux since 2013, contributing to sites like Android Police and MakeTechEasier before coming to MakeUseOf, Bertel has experienced directly how much tech has changed. He continues to help readers understand that change and make the most of it, writing for MakeUseOf and its sister site, How-To Geek.
Latest Articles
The 5 Best Torrent Clients for Linux
Need a BitTorrent client for Linux? We've rounded up the best Linux torrent clients compatible with distros including Ubuntu.
4 Mobile Linux Distros and Interfaces You Can Run on the PinePhone
The PinePhone runs Linux distros---but which ones? Here are four distros and interfaces you can run on the budget Linux phone.
Is Ubuntu Special? 6 Things That Set Canonical's Linux Distro Apart
Ubuntu is probably the most famous Linux desktop distribution. But why is this? What makes Ubuntu different from other distros?
Why Do Data Caps Exist and How Can You Bypass Them?
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Fact or Fiction? 6 Myths About Screens and Monitors
How many screen-related myths have you heard? Does looking at a screen in the dark hurt your eyes? The truth might surprise you.
Using Linux With Wayland? What You Need to Know
You might have heard about the Wayland display server. Here's what that is and how it affects your Linux computer.
Want to Install Elementary OS? 8 Reasons Why You Should!
Linux Elementary OS has developed into a fine computing experience, but is it time to switch from your current operating system?
Why Robolinux Is the Best Linux for Windows Users
Switching from Windows to Linux can be tough. Make it easier by choosing Robolinux, the best linux distro for Windows users.
Should You Install Arch Linux? 10 Reasons for Arch-Based Distros
Arch Linux is one of the most popular Linux operating system around. Here's why you should use Arch-based Linux distros.
What Is the Attention Economy? Here's Why You Should Care
To make money, companies need your attention. This is known as the "attention economy." Here's what that means for you.
The 8 Best Linux Desktop Computers and Laptops You Can Buy
Here are some of the best Linux laptops and desktops that you can buy today.
8 Simple and (Mostly) Free Ways to Improve Your Security
You don't have to pay to secure your computer. Learn these security steps and practices to keep your digital life secure for free.
Linux Mint vs. Ubuntu: Which Distro Should You Choose?
Linux Mint and Ubuntu are two popular Linux distros, but which is best? Should you choose Ubuntu or Linux Mint?
What's the Most Secure Way to Handle OS Upgrades?
Don't think you need to update your operating system? Here's why you need OS updates and how you should install them.
8 Ways Ubuntu Has Changed and Improved Linux
Ubuntu catches flak these days, but since it launched, it has positively influenced Linux distributions and users worldwide.
Which File Transfer Method Is Best for Your Home Network?
What's the best way to transfer files on your home network? Here are several methods and the pros and cons of each.
6 Ways You Can Contribute to Linux
Impressed by Linux, want to get involved, but have no programming skills? Here's how to contribute to Linux without coding.
4 Reputable Linux Hardware Makers for Open-Source Enthusiasts
Looking for Linux hardware? These Linux device manufacturers are making waves in the open-source hardware arena.
5 Ways the Librem 5 Phone Has Impacted Linux Desktops
The Librem 5 phone is bringing a number of positive developments to Linux. Here's how Linux is changing thanks to Librem 5.
Is Linux Really Immune to Viruses and Malware? Here's the Truth
You've heard that Linux isn't really troubled by viruses and malware. But why is this? And, more importantly, is it true?