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

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.

A surprising shift to Linux Mint reveals leaner memory use, polished Cinnamon defaults, and a friendlier upgrade path.

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

Qualcomm announces Ubuntu and Debian Linux support coming to its new Snapdragon X2 Elite Series SoCs, including full GPU and ...

There's a new Linux distribution focused on supporting Linux on Apple Silicon Macs. Gravity Linux is this new distribution that is a spin of Fedora Remix and is catering to the ...

If you’re looking for a simple way to spin up a Linux distribution for development purposes, Instantbox makes it happen from within a web browser. If you’re a developer — especially one who works with ...

A Linux distribution -- often shortened to Linux distro-- is a complete operating system based on Linux. It is packaged with other components and software to make it fully usable out of the box.

For aspiring developers, Linux provides an ideal learning environment that's hard to beat. I studied programming back in ...