Such is the case with the latest release of BlueStar Linux: a distro that essentially takes KDE Plasma and twists it into a ...

The developers only have minor updates up their sleeve for Tails 6.17 instead of major new features. The maintainers of the ...

Linux Lite 7.0 is available to download and install for free from the official site. This lightweight Linux distribution comes with everything you need and performs like an absolute champ. The ...

The subject of today's Linux distro review is perhaps one of a kind—as far as we know, Pop!_OS is the first Linux distribution to be created and maintained by a hardware OEM manufacturer. At the ...

Open-source consultancy Zegenie Studios has released a beta quiz for Linux newbies that helps them choose the best distribution to run based on their skills, needs, and computer. The quiz asks ...

The Linux distribution for smartphones relies on systemd in version 25.06. 60 devices are now supported by postmarketOS.

Mint is actually based off Ubuntu, but the two have grown apart quite a bit. However, they're both designed to be an easy, usable experience for beginners—they just take different approaches to it.

Ubuntu — like SUSE Linux and Fedora, the other two forthcoming Linux distros heading to the store — runs in a sandbox alongside Windows 10, and offers regular command-line utilities as a ...

Fedora-Asahi Linux runs on Apple’s ARM-based computers. Specifically, you can now run the distro on all Apple M1 and M2 series MacBook, Mac Mini, Mac Studio, and iMac devices.

For many longtime Linux users, however, there’s nothing like the welcoming feel of the old, familiar GNOME 2 interface, and that’s just what a new Linux distribution has set out to deliver ...

Linux certification would be easier to define. Tux would be everyone's logo. :) I'm sure I could come up with many other advantages that a "One Distro to Rule Them All" idea would provide. The problem ...

Linux Mint 19.1: A sneaky popular distro skips upheaval, ... When I watch a Linux tutorial or screen cast on YouTube, odds are I'll see the Linux Mint logo in the toolbar.