Linux

MX Linux version 19.2 (Patio Feo) was launched on the 1st of June 2020. It is based on version 10 of the Debian OS. Should you use MX Linux instead of Debian? Is MX stable and bug-free? What features does this Debian based OS offer to the users? Here’s our honest review of the MX […]

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 […]