Fedora Workstation comes with GNOME, and plenty of people love it. Plenty of others want a different desktop, a lighter system, or a window manager they can drive entirely from the keyboard. That’s the job of Fedora Spins. As of Fedora 44, the official Spins page lists 12 of them, […]
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ChromeOS is built around a browser. If that suits you, fine. If you want a real desktop, full-size apps and a laptop that keeps getting security patches after Google stops updating it, Linux is the obvious next step.
ARM chips run more of your life than you probably realize. Your phone has one. So does your smartwatch, probably your router, and now a growing share of laptops and servers too. But here’s the catch that trips a lot of people up: not every Linux distro treats ARM the […]
You just paid good money for a laptop with this year’s CPU, a new GPU, and a WiFi chip that didn’t exist six months ago. Then you install a Linux distro built for hardware from 2023, and half of it doesn’t work. The trackpad stutters. The fingerprint reader isn’t even […]
Linux stopped being a hobbyist-only option for creative work a while ago, and 2026 might be the best year yet to actually make the switch. GIMP shipped a real 3.0 release after twenty years on the 2.x line, Krita keeps sharpening its painting engine, and Pop!_OS now runs on a […]
KDE has been available as a FOSS for 26 years, it is still one of the most powerful and flexible desktop environments that are designed specifically for Linux systems. Initially, KDE meant “Kool Desktop Environment” but it was later changed to “K Desktop Environment”. KDE is 100% free to use […]
In this article, we’ll go through the best Linux distro for gaming. There are several to choose from, including special Linux distros dedicated to gaming only.
If you’re a programmer and you’re looking for a Linux distro, this will help you find the perfect fit.