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I see a lot of potential Windows refugees asking this question on the two social media sites I still use, BlueSky and Mastodon. While it's an important question for anyone thinking about moving to Linux, the first question to ask should be which desktop to use. The desktop question Why should you determine which desktop first? Because the desktop will…
My oldest computer turns 20 today, August 30, 2025. I use this data because, according to the Dell service information for it, that's the date that this Dell Optiplex was shipped from the Dell factory. Unable to even install current versions of Windows, I keep it running using the most current versions of Fedora Linux.
When I first encountered Linux as an operating system, it wasn't exactly love at first sight. As a kid, I learned computing on an Apple II clone called the LASER 128, and eventually an Apple II GS (which I happily ran until 1999). Then as now, when I commit to a computer it's for the long term. I enjoy the…
Here's an opportunity to learn about Linux if you live in the Wake Forest and RTP area of North Carolina. There’s an interesting new movement gearing up as Win10 nears the end of it’s supported lifecycle. It’s called, "End Of 10” (endof10.org) and we're bringing Linux to Windows 10 users! And other Windows users as well, because we know there…
Linux stands out as a consumer operating system thanks to its unique blend of freedom, performance, and community-driven innovation. Whether you’re on a budget laptop, building a media center, or seeking a secure daily driver, Linux delivers. Unlike macOS and Windows, you have lots of choices that you can easily customize to your own particular workflow. You can download, install,…