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Canonical Inc had launched Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focak Fossa) operating system last month. The OS features the latest software available for Linux OS, the newest version of GNOME, and a brand new Linux kernel. What new features does the latest version of Ubuntu offer to the users? Is the OS better than its predecessors and […]

Debian, the open-source Linux distro was introduced in 1993. As the Debian OS source-code was available for everyone to view and use in projects, several developers & companies began to create new Debian based operating systems. Some distros failed to get traction but some of the operating systems became very popular e.g. Ubuntu OS, which […]

Arch is a rolling release distro that was launched in 2002. It is my favorite Linux distro. Before installing Arch, I had tried several Linux distros but none of them were perfect. Most Linux distros I have used had some issues. Then, I installed Arch. In the last two years, I’ve installed updates on the […]

OpenSUSE Tumbleweed is a rolling release Linux distro sponsored by tech giants such as AMD, SUSE, etc. For those who are not aware, rolling release distro is a one that gets kernel/software updates as soon as they are launched. OpenSUSE is based on the SUSE operating system. I installed openSUSE on my 4-year-old laptop and […]

Frankly speaking, building non C#, ASP, VC++ applications is an awful experience on the Windows operating system. When a new version of an IDE or an update to a programming language you’re currently using is launched, you’ll have to update the application/language manually on the Windows OS. On a good Linux distro, a single command […]