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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?
Should You Upgrade to NVMe? 6 Reasons to Stick With SATA SSDs
You've heard about NVMe SSDs, but are they really faster than SATA SSDs? Is it worth upgrading to NVMe drives?
Flathub vs. Snap Store: The Best Sites for Downloading Linux Apps
When you want to download Linux apps, how do Flathub and Snap Store compare? We pit them against each other to find out.
The 8 Best Media Server Software Options for Linux
Where do you start with Linux media servers? Plex is good, but we've checked some other strong options to help you choose.
How to Use Darktable, the Free Adobe Lightroom Alternative
If you shoot photos in RAW, you need the right program to open and edit them. Darktable is a free Adobe Lightroom alternative.
What Is LXQt? The Most Lightweight Linux Desktop Built Using Qt
Looking for a new Linux desktop environment with a light footprint? With the latest release of LXQt, your wish has been granted.
Fedora vs. Ubuntu: Linux Distros Compared
If you're looking for the best Linux has to offer, you have a choice of two. But between Fedora and Ubuntu, which is best?
Krita Is the Free GIMP Alternative You Should Be Using
GIMP and Photoshop aren't the only options in town. If you're looking for a free GIMP alternative, check out Krita!
What's the Difference Between Ubuntu and Ubuntu-Based Distros?
The distinction between different Linux distros can be confusing. Here's how Ubuntu and Ubuntu-based distros are different.
What Is the Digital Divide, and Which Side Are You On?
In an age when everyone should be able to benefit from technology, we're hindered by the digital divide. But what is it, exactly?
Privacy Is Now a Luxury Good: Here's Why That's Bad for All of Us
Tech companies now know so much about us that privacy is becoming expensive. Here's why chipping away online privacy is bad.
What Is Librem One? The Pros, Cons, and Whether It's Worth It
Open-source hardware company Purism has released a collection of social privacy apps called Librem One.
How Do Password Managers Work? 3 Methods Explained
How do password managers work and which one should you choose? It's time to secure your online accounts with a password manager.
The 8 Best Linux Password Managers to Stay Secure
Need a secure password manager for Linux? These apps are easy to use and keep your online passwords safe.
12 Technologies and Services That Saved Gaming on Linux
Thinking about switching to Linux for gaming? Here's how gaming on Linux evolved from a few open-source clones to AAA releases.
5 Reasons Why Smartphones Are More Secure Than Dumb Phones
Think a dumb phone can make your life more secure? Think again. Here are five ways a smartphone is more secure than a dumb phone.
What Is a Kernel in Linux and How Do You Check Your Version?
Linux is an operating system, right? Well, not exactly! It's actually a kernel. But what is the Linux kernel?
5 Reasons to Start Using GNOME Epiphany Web Apps
The GNOME Web browser ("Epiphany") can integrate web apps to your desktop. Here's how to make your own web apps in Linux.
Why Targeted Ads Are a Serious Threat to Your Privacy
Heard about targeted advertising but not so bothered about them? Here's why targeted ads are dangerous and bad for your privacy.