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These 5 Distros Show How Customizable Linux Really Is
You might’ve heard that Linux can look like practically anything you want, but how customizable is it really? Can you easily tweak your Linux distro’s look and feel as you desire, or does it require extensive terminal tinkering? Well, here are the five Linux distros to show you just what’s possible! Linux offers customization possibilities that mainstream OSes like macOS…
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5 Windows Features I Hope Linux Never Copies
You’ve probably heard that Linux distros lack a lot of Windows functionality. That can be more or less true, but I’d argue that some of that functionality Linux is better off never adopting or imitating. 5 Bing Web Search in the App Launcher Windows likes to insist, for some reason, that searching your computer needs to involve searching the internet…
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Linux wiper malware hidden in malicious Go modules on GitHub
A supply-chain attack targets Linux servers with disk-wiping malware hidden in Golang modules published on GitHub. The campaign was detected last month and relied on three malicious Go modules that included “highly obfuscated code” for retrieving remote payloads and executing them. Complete disk destruction The attack appears designed specifically for Linux-based servers and developer environments, as the destructive payload –…
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5 Reasons Now Is the Right Time to Buy a Linux Laptop
Most people only consider Windows or macOS when looking at laptops, with a smattering of ChromeOS thrown in for good measure. However, the next time you configure a laptop before purchase, you might just see the option to buy it with Linux pre-installed. Before you ignore that option and click the Windows option, here are five good reasons to buy…
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6 Reasons to Try Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
Though Windows is popular with consumers due to its ease of use and flexibility, Linux has an enormous share of the professional market. Whether you’re just looking to dabble or you’re looking for an easy way to use Windows and Linux side-by-side, the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) has something for everyone. You Can Learn Linux Risk Free The Windows…
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Love GNOME? These 5 Linux Distros Use It as Their Default Desktops
Are you a GNOME user wondering if your current Linux distro is the best way to experience the popular desktop environment? Do you want to test other distros but don’t know where to start? Well, here are the top five Linux distros using GNOME that deserve your attention! The GNOME desktop environment has earned a reputation for its clean and…
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This Joke Linux Tool Will Make You Seem More Productive
Let’s face it, sometimes you just want your screen to look like you’re getting some serious work done, even if you’re just deciding which theme to choose. Meet rust-stakeholder, a tool that makes your terminal look impossibly busy while achieving nothing in the process. rust-stakeholder Makes Your Terminal Look Busy rust-stakeholder is a fake activity generator tool for the terminal.…
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My Linux Install Took 8 Hours Because I Missed This Simple Fix
Summary Searching online forums first can save hours of frustration when troubleshooting Linux-related problems as you learn fixes that actually worked for other people. AI chatbots often have outdated knowledge bases which might not help you solve issues on niche cutting-edge Linux distros like Garuda Linux. Ventoy can solve boot failures by using GRUB 2 to bypass compatibility issues with…
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How to Install and Optimize Obsidian on Linux
Looking for a feature-packed and a clean note-taking app on Linux? Obsidian is a great app to try out, but proper setup is key. Let’s go through the installation process and key optimizations to ensure Obsidian runs smoothly on your Linux system. Why Use Obsidian? When it comes to note-taking apps, there are several options to choose from, such as…
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Why Linux Rules the World of Science
Summary Linux is popular in science due to open-source values, free licenses, and compatibility with custom software. The history of Unix use and the need for custom software deployment make Linux a common choice in academia and research labs. Availability of scientific applications, flexibility, and running on supercomputers solidify Linux’s prominence in the scientific world. Take a look at any…
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