Emotional intelligence is more important than IQ today. What emotions do you struggle with? Are stress and anxiety keeping you down? Or are you plagued by a never-ending sense of isolation.
Fedora 25 delivers the latest from the GNOME project, but what’s the story with the new display server, Wayland? Is the next generation display server really ready for prime time?
What does Linux look like? Sometimes, Unity; other times, GNOME. Oftentimes, though, Linux runs KDE. If you’re not using the erstwhile K Desktop Environment on your Linux PC, now is the time to change!
There is so much going on in the Linux world, from new features in GNOME Shell to the release of Plasma 5, and the amazing Elementary OS, so why do you stick with Ubuntu?
In time, Unity 8 is expected to unify the Ubuntu experience across phones, tablets, and desktops, using the Mir display server. You can try both of them out today with Ubuntu 16.10 Yakkety Yak.
Switching to Linux is a great way to breathe life into an aging machine, but it’s also a lot of work! Need to lighten the load on your Linux-powered machine? Try these apps!
Software vendor lock-in is considered by some to be a big infringement on your rights as a consumer. But what is it? Why is it so bad? And how can you avoid it?
KDE is an increasingly popular desktop environment, but are you getting the most out of it? If you think it’s time to maximize your KDE experience, consider these five distributions,
A year on from Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, a new version has been released. But is the interim release, Ubuntu 16.10 Yakkety Yak, even worth installing? Or should you stick with your current Ubuntu version?
Smartphones are made to give away a ton of data about you, but you can tweak your smartphone to make it much more private — and you should.
You’re interested in Linux, and you’ve come across “GNOME”, an acronym for GNU Network Object Model Environment. GNOME is one of the most popular open source interfaces, but what does that mean?
Want a pure KDE experience with updates received as quickly as possible? If so, then you really ought to consider KDE neon.
Google Now isn’t the only search engine for Android!
Smartphones aren’t perfect, but we can help you get around their flaws.
Just why is Linux and open source software free? Is it safe to trust free software? What do the developers get out of it, and how do they make money to continue development?
You’ve switched to Linux, and want to install some software. But package managers differ depending on your distro. So which apps can you download and install? It’s all in the acronyms.
Firefox OS is still alive, existing now as a mobile OS called B2G. So does Mozilla’s abandoned mobile operating system have a future? And why would anyone pick it over Android or iOS?
Quicken won’t work on Linux, but you have several options open to you for spreadsheet and accounting app alternatives. Here’s how you can use Linux to stay on top of your finances.
Computers, and their operating systems, are not created equal. The OS they use matters, and Linux might be the best one to start them off with. Let’s talk about why.
Linux gamers have some real gems available – if you know where to look! These 10 games aren’t new, but if you’re a Linux newcomer, they’ll offer some great, free gaming experiences.
Free software doesn’t just mean you get to use the app or game without paying. It’s about longevity, privacy, ownership, and much more!
There are good reasons openSUSE continues to attract users, and here are some of them. Maybe you will be the next person to fall in love with the Geeko.
Love open source software and want to take notes? We’ve got you covered.
The vast majority of writers make their living typing words on a screen, and some do it using Linux. Various apps make the job easier, but which ones should you use?
