How-To Geek on MSN
I asked How-To Geek's writers which Linux distros convinced them to quit Windows, and I was surprised by some of the answers
HTG writers love Linux. And there's a few unexpected ones.
XDA Developers on MSN
My Linux desktop fits on a USB drive, and it boots the same on any PC I use
Setting up on different PCs can be a hassle, but a portable Linux installation on a USB drive lets me take my setup to any PC ...
Meet ZimaOS, a Linux-based NAS operating system that simplifies file storage, backups, Docker apps, and home server ...
Windows may be the default, but in a few key areas, it’s the one playing catch-up — and Microsoft doesn’t seem to be in a ...
Linux has the technology to challenge Windows, but inconsistent desktop integration, hardware support, packaging, and updates ...
SparkyOS 2026.10 launches as a portable, Arch-based Linux distro featuring Xfce, Linux kernel 7.2.11, and persistent USB ...
Xodus Nexus aims to run the Microsoft Store and PC Game Pass library on Linux machines, including SteamOS devices, complete ...
A recent Steam Client Beta update brought the program into the 64-bit era on Linux. The native Linux version of the massively ...
Linux history is full of projects that thrived for years before their stewards walked away. Some faded quietly, others ended ...
Emulation is great for older systems, but current gen ones are so similar to PCs, games could potentially run with very few ...
XDA Developers on MSN
Linux's biggest problem for beginners isn't apps or games, it's the first time something breaks
Most novice users don't have to fight compatibility much anymore ...
A bland chassis hides upgradeable RAM and storage that can run Nextcloud, Vaultwarden, Pi-Hole and learning tools.
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