A Linux home office server does not make you more creative. It removes the small, constant frictions that quietly drain you.

I've been using Linux since 1997, and it's only failed me on one rare occasion. Considering the length of time, that's an impressive run. Imagine you've managed to work with an operating system for ...

OK, I'm asking this, because I want to find out what people have good luck with in terms of Linux in the hands of dummies. I'm going to be working on a build for a friend, and I don't want to spend ...

I want to make the change to Linux and I even have a linux laptop that my brother set up for me that I use only for banking/financial transactions. I am even a software engineer and manage IIS web ...

Linux dominates the home lab conversation for good reasons. Containers, lightweight services, network appliances, and cost-efficient virtualization stacks are all areas where Linux feels like the ...