Elementary OS is a simple, modern style Linux based Operating System. It is designed to target users who like the feel of Windows and macOS, with a similar feel and interface. It has a big version bump coming up soon, 5.0 'Juno'.
While Linux support for Wacom smart tablets that allow the instant digitisation of pen and paper drawings is nowhere to be seen as of right now, it appears a new open source project is seeking to change that. Read more here.
Tired of that same old Ambiance look? Why not give the in-development soon-or-maybe-not-so-soon-to-be-the-default Ubuntu theme a shot?
If you're trying to talk to your friends on Discord, why not use the official client? Find out the way to get it for your Linux distribution here!
Acer is releasing two new Chromebooks in the United States starting in March of this year. There will be two memory and storage configurations, and pricing will start at $299.9 for the Chromebook 11 C732, and $349 for the Chromebook Spin 11.
If you've been wanting to run Kali on Windows 10's Linux Subsystem, you might be happy to hear that the distribution is now available for Windows 10, but there is a catch.
There's been a lot of buzz about Linux distributions switching from X11 to Wayland, but what makes that such a big deal?
You don't have to give up the convenience of cloud file storage when you switch to Linux. Try this app to sync your OneDrive content to your Linux computer!
Interested to find out what's next for one of the most popular Linux distributions out there? Learn more about Linux Mint's upcoming version here!
Chrome OS will soon gain Android Parallel tasks support. With Android Parallel tasks, ChromeOS PCs will be able to have more than one Android app run in the foreground, bringing it a step closer to a "real" desktop OS.