Microsoft is a corporate entity, so it isn’t big on emotions. But over the past few years, the company has embraced Linux in quite a few big ways.
GNOME is the desktop interface you get on most Linux distributions. Want to speed things up? These tweaks will improve your GNOME experience.
If you’re on Linux, there’s no need to use weather websites for forecasts. Just use these widgets and panels instead.
Worried about accessing Google on your Linux computer? Ditching Google is possible if you use these alternatives to Google’s popular services.
Thinking about buying a new computer? Here’s why a used, refurbished, or pre-owned PC might be a better option for you.
Tech companies are spending more dollars lobbying governments than ever before, having a direct impact how governments shape our privacy and civil rights. Is there anything we can do to change this?
Big data powers many industries and has an effect on all of our lives. But is it more dangerous or helpful?
Thinking about using Linux? You probably have some questions… and we have answers! This article will save you a good deal of confusion and stress.
Many Linux operating systems rely on GNOME, but it’s worth giving KDE a try because it might just become your favorite Linux desktop.
How can you ensure the people you love you can make the switch to Linux safely and without resistance?
You love using Linux and open-source software, but is Linux quite as free as it’s made out to be? Here are some truths that may surprise you.
Open-source software is popular, but what about proprietary software? Here are some ways closed-source software enjoys advantages over open-source options.
Just because Ubuntu is popular doesn’t mean it’s the right Linux operating system for you. Could a different flavor of Linux be a better fit?
Your devices should be regularly updated to guard against security threats, but if that’s not possible, these steps can still keep you relatively safe and secure.
You’re interested in switching to Linux… but where do you start? Is your PC compatible? Will your favorite apps work? Here’s everything you need to know to get started with Linux.
When you buy a new PC, it’s screaming fast. Months later, it feels usable, but nothing impressive. After a year, you’re experiencing noticeable lag. Why is that?
Don’t care much for multiplayer? Here are some of the best free open-source single-player games you can enjoy on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Canonical has announced that upcoming versions of Ubuntu will collect data about the PCs they’re installed on and the way they’re used.
Here are some of the ways open-source software has unmistakably changed the world.
Which browser should you install on Linux? Firefox may be the default option, but here are some great alternative Linux browsers to check out.
There are many uses a couple can find for Linux, from managing your responsibilities to arranging date nights to having fun with games.
If you’re using a GNOME-based desktop, you might not know that several exclusive apps are included. Are they any good? And should you start using them?
It’s easy to love Linux and never show appreciation to the people who make it all happen. But you can change that by making donations to these seven open source organizations.
Apple has a serious knack for marketing technology. Two terms pop up more than most: Retina display and True Tone. But what are they, and do you need them?
