Linux Mint 22.1 Xia arrives fashionably lateLinux Mint 22.1 introduces desktop enhancements and improved power management, focusing on user experience and behind-the-scenes improvements.
The 4 best Linux desktops based on GNOME - and what I most like about each oneBudgie improves GNOME with aesthetics and configurability, offering a user-friendly alternative for Linux desktop enthusiasts.
Ubuntu celebrates 20th anniversary with a new releaseUbuntu 24.10 celebrates 20 years of Ubuntu with a smooth upgrade and several improvements, but not all features are available yet.
Ubuntu 24.04, Fedora 40, EndeavourOS, and TrueNAS 24.04 hereA busy week for open source community with releases of multiple distros like EndeavourOS, TrueNAS Scale, Fedora, and Ubuntu, all with updated features and latest kernels.
Ubuntu celebrates 20th anniversary with a new releaseUbuntu 24.10 celebrates 20 years of Ubuntu with a smooth upgrade and several improvements, but not all features are available yet.
Ubuntu 24.04, Fedora 40, EndeavourOS, and TrueNAS 24.04 hereA busy week for open source community with releases of multiple distros like EndeavourOS, TrueNAS Scale, Fedora, and Ubuntu, all with updated features and latest kernels.
This Linux distro poses its own challenges, but power-users will love itNixOS is a powerful, open-source OS that offers a solid user experience but has a steep learning curve for newcomers.Ideal for users comfortable with learning and command lines, but may frustrate those needing non-free software.
The best old-school Linux window managers that still hold upThe author reflects on a long-term preference for a specific Linux desktop, while exploring the viability of old-school desktops like Fvwm.Old-school desktops, like Fvwm, may lack modern integrations but offer fun and effective user experiences.
This Linux distro poses its own challenges, but power-users will love itNixOS is a powerful, open-source OS that offers a solid user experience but has a steep learning curve for newcomers.Ideal for users comfortable with learning and command lines, but may frustrate those needing non-free software.
The best old-school Linux window managers that still hold upThe author reflects on a long-term preference for a specific Linux desktop, while exploring the viability of old-school desktops like Fvwm.Old-school desktops, like Fvwm, may lack modern integrations but offer fun and effective user experiences.