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The Final Countdown: Microsoft to Retire Windows 7 in 99 Days

Windows 10 is already the number one desktop operating system, having reached 900 million active devices only recently, but on the other hand, Windows 7 remains a major pain in the neck for Microsoft.

How to Run Linux on a Mac From an External Drive

Leo Laporte,The Tech Guy, answers Maggie's question about running Linux on a MacBook Pro and dual booting from an external drive.

FLOSS Weekly 548: GNOME

GNOME is an easy and elegant way to use your computer. It's designed to put you in control and get things done.

What’s the Best Alternative to Windows 7?

For consumers, migrating to Linux is a much easier thing to do, especially if we’re talking about power users. Distributions like Linux Mint have become much more user-friendly in the last couple of years and they provide users with a rather familiar UI similar to the one in Windows.

Call me crazy, but Windows 11 could run on Linux

Desktop Windows has had so many problems, desperate measures may be needed.

Microsoft acquires jClarity for optimizing Java workloads on Azure

JClarity is a key contributor to the AdoptOpenJDK project, which is building binaries of OpenJDK for a variety of platforms, including Linux and Windows. JClarity provides software performance analytics and tuning which they say is "driven by machine learning," and which is aimed at trying to solve Java performance problems on the desktop and in the cloud.

FLOSS Weekly 538: Leo Laporte

Randal Schwartz and Jonathan Bennett talk to Leo Laporte about FLOSS's history and the TWiT Network.

Windows 7 Enters the Last Six Months of Support

Windows 7 has officially entered the last six months of support, as the 2009 operating system is projected to be retired on January 14, 2020.

Gartner, IDC agree that PC sales are up—but they don’t agree what a PC is

The higher numbers from IDC indicate a stronger market for Chromebooks than Surface, which shouldn't be a surprise to anyone with children in North American schools, where the inexpensive and easily locked-down Chromebooks are ubiquitous.

Ubuntu: What does the future look like post-Unity?

The modern Linux desktop is one where "everything just works," and "you're able to use the applications that you've come to rely on in your day-to-day life," says Canonical's Will Cooke.

How to create snapshots on Linux with Timeshift

Backup snapshots are a must have. Find out how to create them in Linux with Timeshift.

Microsoft Says Linux Surpassed Windows on Azure

“Microsoft loves Linux” is something that we hear every once in a while, especially from Microsofties who try to get the software giant more involved into this world that they once hated.

FLOSS Weekly 53:4 All Things Open 2019

All Things Open is a polyglot technology conference focusing on the tools, processes and people making open source possible. Target audience includes designers, developers, decision makers, entrepreneurs and technologists of all types and skill levels.

What's new with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and Red Hat Virtualization

Two of Red Hat's more popular offerings received updates.

Advanced Linux backdoor found in the wild escaped AV detection

Fully developed HiddenWasp gives attackers full control of infected machines.

How to find out what's on your network with Nmap

Have you ever wanted to know what devices were on your network, but didn't want to launch an overly complicated piece of software? When you need that information, and you need it quickly, why not turn to the command line?

Windows, Mac, or Linux? We compare the pros and cons of these computing platforms

By mid-2019, most people are fully entrenched with their favorite operating system choice. But, if you're upgrading from an old machine, you might want to re-evaluate your options. If you're choosing an operating system for your desktop or laptop computer, there are three main choices: Windows, MacOS, and Linux.

Microsoft's Edge to morph into a Chromium-based, cross-platform browser

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. That's Microsoft's new motto when it comes to browsers. The company is going to adopt the Chromium open source browser internals and replace the guts of its Edge browser with them.

Microsoft Working on Windows Lite, a Truly Lightweight Version of Windows 10

First of all, the main benefit of Windows Lite is suggested right by its name. This operating system will be truly lightweight because Microsoft needs software that can power devices competing against Chromebooks.

How to make your Linux machines visible to other Linux machines

You have a number of Linux machines in your data center, and they need to be visible to one another on the network. However, no matter what you do, they never appear in your Linux desktop file managers. This might happen even when Samba is running and correctly configured. No matter what you do, those Linux servers and desktops do not show up in the Networks section of your file manager. What's going on? What did you do wrong?

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