Hands-on: The Purism Librem 15 builds serious security into a slender laptop
The Librem 15 offers both hardware and software privacy and security features in an attractive, open-source-friendly package.
10/25/17
How to get started with Linux: A beginner's guide
Trying Linux is easy--you can even install it on a USB drive or disc to try it out before committing. Enter the world of open-source here.
08/03/17
Pop! OS Linux from System76 is a rare DIY distro from a hardware vendor
Pop! goes the penguinn
07/19/17
All about Debian 9 'Stretch,' the Linux distro that just works
Debian is built for those who crave a system that will "just work" instead of being on the bleeding edge. We take a close look at the latest Debian 9 "Stretch" release.
07/10/17
The SambaCry scare gives Linux users a taste of WannaCry-Petya problems
SambaCry, a big vulnerability in SMB/CIFS, has been patched, but users may need to take action to stay safe.
06/29/17
How to use Evernote in Linux
Evernote still doesn't officially support Linux, but that doesn't mean you can't get your note-taking on.
06/26/17
3 reasons to turn your Raspberry Pi into a DNS server with dnsmasq
Don't have a DD-WRT router? Get some of the same DHCP and DNS features with a Raspberry Pi.
06/20/17
The System76 Galago Pro is a fierce featherweight competitor for Linux lovers
Linux laptop lovers now have more choices. The System76 Galago Pro challenges the Dell XPS 13 for slimmest and fastest portable.
06/09/17
Why installing a text-mode web browser is a good idea
A text-based web browser like Links can save the day when Linux experimentation goes awry and prevents you from using a GUI.
05/24/17
Fight ransomware by running Windows in Linux as a virtual machine
You can minimize the damage caused by malware by running Windows in Linux as a virtual machine. A virtual machine's isolation helps keep you out of trouble. Here's how to do it.
05/22/17
Sync your files for free, and maintain privacy, using open-source Syncthing
Linux-based Syncthing lets you sync data for free and control who's is able to see it.
05/09/17
4 ways to take control of your Wi-Fi connections on Linux
Get better performance and security when using your Wi-Fi on Linux by editing your connections.
05/03/17
The Dell Precision 5520 lets you get to work in Ubuntu 16.04
Dell's Precision 5520 is a great Linux workstation out of the box, and it's a powerful laptop, too.
05/01/17
3 cool features in Ubuntu 17.04
The latest version of Ubuntu doesn't have a long list of upgrades for the desktop, but these three features are worth checking out.
04/27/17
Why Ubuntu dumping Unity is a good thing
While Unity 8 was something a lot of Ubuntu fans looked forward to, rolling with the GNOME project again has some positive points.
04/10/17
How to have a Linux home server on the cheap
Whether it's for the home or home office, a Linux server can provide an array of digital services for the family or a budding business.
04/03/17
Why you might want to skip Ubuntu 17.04 (or not)
Long-term support (LTS) versions of Ubuntu are released in even-numbered years. The new Ubuntu coming out in April will only be supported until 2019.
03/22/17
How WebAssembly can transform how we use apps and the web
WebAssembly's embedded binary format has the ability to speed up performance and make applications available across platforms.
03/17/17
Kernel 4.10 gives Linux support for AMD Ryzen multithreading
AMD adds support for Zen's SMT in kernel code.
03/13/17
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