Linux For Everyone

On January 15, 2021, Google announced they are “Limiting Private API availability in Chromium” on March 15 2021. On this day, Chromium…

I love technology and tinkering with it. After fifteen years of being a devout Apple fanboy, I switched to Linux. While there were many…

Switching to Linux can be a big decision, depending on how you use your computer. And sometimes you still need Windows.

Be decent. Otherwise you’re just being useless.

Ditch your daily driver OS and try something new.

For those about to Nuke and Pave, Canonical salutes you.

Having the most popular Linux distro on the newest Raspberry Pi PC is awesome, but how usable is it?

No native version? There’s a solution to that.

Thousands of retro and PC games playable through the power of Linux

All aboard the hype train, but pack some cautious optimism.

Steam Machines 2.0 isn’t the answer.

“Linux isn’t even a serious threat to the MAC in this space!”

Stuff. You’ve Got It.

An exhaustive review, from daily computing tasks to power consumption to video editing.

The new kernel-level driver even supports Bluetooth.

Let’s nuke and pave 2020 and start 2021 with a clean slate.

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