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Here's What to Expect When You Install Linux Mint
Let's embark on a Linux adventure, step-by-step.
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Let's take a crystal-clear look at this Linux distribution for gamers.
I Tested 10 Popular Linux Desktop Environments, Here's How I Rank Them
I looked at everything from power user to lightweight desktops.
The First Thing I Set Up on a New Computer Is a Web Server, Here’s Why
We have the internet at home.
5 Ways Ubuntu Changed How I Use My PC
Ubuntu offers a very different and unique user experience compared to other mainstream operating systems.
KDE Plasma Kicks Windows 11's Butt With This One Feature
I'm talking about Klipper—not to be confused with Clippy.
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Everything you may have missed from the last week.
Why I Actually Like Reading Linux Documentation Over Other Systems
Linux documentation keeps me coming back. No, seriously.
You Can Finally Filter Ads on Your Kindle Lock Screen
The ads sometimes aren't appropriate for all ages.
I Use This 17-Year Old Linux App to Easily Back Up My Files
Here's how you can go "Back in Time" to find your files.
5 Ways I Fight Linux’s App Gap and Use All the Software I Need
Five steps to help bridge the Linux app gap and transition your entire workflow.
Your Homelab Needs an Uninterruptible Power Supply, Get One Before Prime Day Ends
Keep your homelab online during outages with this discounted UPS.
This Heavily Discounted Seagate HDD Is a Great Starting Point for a NAS
Prime Day savings make starting your NAS build even easier.
5 Mistakes I Made When Hosting My First Plex Media Server
Don't make your own mistakes, learn from mine instead.
LibreOffice Is Replacing Microsoft 365 in Denmark's Government
Denmark's Ministry of Digital Affairs is switching to the open-source office suite.