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An honest view of Windows vs Linux: a comparison done by an experienced Linux enthusiast.

If you’re making the transition from Mac or Windows over to Linux, the method of flashing Ubuntu to your USB and installing Linux onto your computer can make or break your entire experience. Today, I’m going to go through the steps so that you can successfully install Ubuntu on your PC.

Today, I’ll be taking you through a list of the best note-taking apps for Linux in 2020.

Here are the 6 best office suites for Linux in 2020 that you can use now (for free).

A detailed roundup of the best Linux distros for everyday use.

We’re going to be discussing the best Linux distros for Mac users.

“Linux or Windows? Which is better?” This is an age-old question and a debate I often got into with my colleagues when I’d worked in I.T.

Today, we’ll be taking a look at the best Linux-based operating systems for students.

Here are the 5 best distros for beginners.

They are all Debian-based distros, so they all use the apt package manager by default, unlike Ubuntu that ships with the snap package manager (which can be installed in the other distros). This kind of distro is easy to learn and to install.

Finally, the third part of our LAMP tutorial series: how to install PHP on Ubuntu. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to install various versions of PHP, including PHP 7.4 and the latest PHP 8.0.

Ubuntu 20.04 is the latest long-awaited LTS (Long Term Support) release of Ubuntu.

Two of the most popular operating systems compared: Windows vs Ubuntu. Learn more about their differences, similarities, and which one's better for you.

A simple tutorial on how to install Git on Ubuntu.

This article is about how to add a user to a group. The instructions will work well on most Linux distros, including Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, Linux Mint, etc.

This article shows how to check which version of Ubuntu you are running.

This tutorial will show you how to change your password, change another user's password, and more options with passwords in Linux.

Two of the most popular (yet different) Linux distros are Fedora and Ubuntu. There are quite a lot of differences and similarities between the two. For beginners, they may seem the same or very similar, but read our comparison and you’ll learn more about Fedora and Ubuntu and how they correlate to each other.

Today we are going to present a guide on one of the most basic activities on a computer system: Copying files. The command used by the Linux CLI to copy files is ‘cp’. It’s a very simple command with an ample amount of options, to provide flexibility to the users. The cp command and these instructions work on Ubuntu, CentOS, Linux Mint, and other Linux distros. Let us discuss the different uses of cp.

All you need to know about the differences and similarities between Unix and Linux. Find out how both started, what their purposes are, and more.

A list of the best Linux distros for beginners with screenshots and their features, a guide on how to choose one, FAQs, and more