How to Remotely Manage a Linux Server with SSH
SSH is very functional, which is why it's a go-to for remote server management. Learn how to remotely manage a Linux server via SSH, from connection, to installing software, and file transfers.
How to Safely Test Desktop Applications in a Secure Container With Docker
Docker is a popular platform for developing and testing server-based applications. But did you know you can also use it to safely and secure run new programs on your desktop?
40+ Most Used Linux Terminal Commands
Whether you're just getting started or simply curious about the Linux terminal, here are the most common commands that will carry you through your entire time on Linux.
Getting Started With Video Game Live Streaming on Linux
Video game live streaming rose to prominence with the popularity of platforms like Twitch, but how can you stream your game play from a Linux computer?
How to Install and Use PowerShell on Linux
In 2016, Microsoft open-sourced PowerShell and debuted a cross-platform iteration. In this article I'm going to show you how to install, run, and use PowerShell on Linux!
Does Linux Use Less RAM Than Windows?
It depends. Windows and Linux may not use RAM in exactly the same way, but they are ultimately doing the same thing. So which one uses less RAM?
Use Skype, Hangouts, and More With These Pidgin Extensions
Pidgin lets you use several messaging services in a single application. But it's not perfect, which means you need to do a little bit of work to access the most recent messaging services.
5 Tips That Make Switching to Linux From Windows Easy
There are many reasons to migrate from Windows to Linux. For instance, Linux might offer a lightweight environment. If you're tired of Windows and want a change, switching to Linux should be easy.
10 Exclusive Linux Apps You Won't Find on Windows
Moving from Windows, you'll find there are plenty of apps you can use to supplant your old proprietary software. You'll even find a selection of impressive applications and tools exclusive to Linux.
The Newest Linux Operating Systems for Every Niche
Linux operating systems are constantly updated, with some are more substantial than others. Not sure whether to upgrade? Check out these new Linux operating systems and to see if you should try them.
It's Time to Try Something New: Elementary OS Loki
Elementary OS isn't your typical Linux distribution. Some would say it isn't a distro at all. But is Elementary really a usable alternative to Windows and macOS as its developers claim?
How to Easily Upgrade Ubuntu's Linux Kernel With Ukuu
Upgrading the Linux kernel isn't easy, but if you're running Ubuntu and want the latest kernel, there's now a simple tool you can use to download the update: Ukuu.
How You Can Help Make 2017 the Year of the Linux Desktop
It doesn’t matter if Linux achieves world computing domination. What matters is that we can use it today, and it’s awesome -- and now is a great time to take the plunge!
Raspberry Pi Launches PIXEL for PC and Mac
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released PIXEL on PC and Mac. This means that anyone can enjoy the same experience even when switching from a Raspberry Pi to a PC or Mac.
Fedora 25 Has Arrived: Here's What's Changed
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?
11 Linux Accounts You Should Follow on Twitter
If you're looking to level up your Linux game, you'll want to seek out the top experts. Check out these Linux thought leaders, experts, and projects to follow on Twitter!
Roll Your Own Linux Operating System With Ubuntu Customization Kit
Ubuntu Customization Kit offers a DIY experience for creating a customized Ubuntu-based distro, with your own choice of apps and desktop, for burning to CD or USB. Time to build your own custom distro!
A Beginner's Guide to Installing Software in Ubuntu with APT
If you've used Ubuntu you have probably used the apt command at some point. But did you know there's so much more to it than apt-get install and apt-get upgrade?
9 Windows and Console Games Now Available on Linux
"The Year of the Linux Desktop" yet to arrive, but until it does, you can play these popular PC and console games natively on your Linux OS -- no emulation or virtualization required!
How to Play Blu-ray and DVD Movies on Linux
Linux distributions have loads of benefits, but certain out-of-the-box features aren't native in Linux. For instance, watching DVDs or Blu-rays is difficult -- but these tools and tricks will help.