Why would I want to pay for something I can get for free? I've got plenty of reasons.

If you want to use AI with Linux, here are your best options I've tested.

Sure, virtually all Linux distributions are free. But added features, extended support and other special powers are often well worth a small price.

While Ubuntu was the ideal beginner OS back in the early 2010s, I would second-guess recommending it to a newcomer today. I ...

There is no single best Linux distribution for every enterprise's servers. It all depends on what your company needs. Today, Linux is more than a free OS to mess around with -- it runs core business ...

João has been covering the tech world for over 7 years, with a heavy focus on laptops and the Windows ecosystem. I also love all things tech and videogames, especially Nintendo, which he's always ...

Most enterprise desktops run Windows or, to a lesser extent, macOS, but certain use cases require a Linux desktop OS. The Linux operating system install base has ...

Blink, and a new Linux distribution will have appeared on the market, which I find to be fantastic. Choice is good, and Linux embodies the spirit of choice on every conceivable level. Take, iDealOS.

Are you a Linux user who just doesn't know it yet?

Qualcomm released an early Linux preview for Snapdragon X2, using Debian 13 with upstream kernel support in development.

While many Linux distros like to tout how "Linuxy" and "advanced" they are, Linux Mint seems to do the opposite. It just ...