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Brief: If you have gained some Linux skills after using Ubuntu for some time, you may try switching to these

Do you want to get funds for your open source projects or want to support them? These platforms should cater to your requirements.

In this new Science category within It’s FOSS, we dive into the exciting world of Innovative Science to explore

This tutorial demonstrates the steps for upgrading to Ubuntu 24.04 from 22.04. You can use the same steps to upgrade from any other supported Ubuntu version.

Brief: Fedora 28 has been released. Take a look at the new features of Fedora 28. Fedora Linux has just

Kali Linux is available on WSL. You can install it in command line mode with GUI support inside Windows 11/10 like any other Windows application.

Recently, I have taken a little dip into the world of BSD. As part of my attempt to understand the

Brief: It’s FOSS reader Dave Merritt shares some hidden and ignored features of Linux Mint Cinnamon that he started

Snaps are Canonical's way of providing a cross-distribution package management system. In this article, we will see how to install and use snaps in various Linux distributions.

Brief: Who says Linux command line is no fun? When you are in the mood of some naughty, geeky fun,

Brief: Iridium is a web browser based on Chromium project. It has been customized to not share your data and

A little while back, I reviewed an email service call ProtonMail. I had been a long time ProtonMail user by

You close the lid of your laptop but it keeps on running instead of going into suspend mode? Here are a few ways how you can make Ubuntu suspend when the lid is closed.

Brief: Min is an open source web browser with a clean UI and minimalist look. Despite being minimal, Min packs

If you are encountering snap not found error for some Snap packages, this tutorial will help you find why.

Learn to resize images with the right click context menu in Linux quickly. The trick should work on any distro with GNOME desktop.

SoftMaker Office is an interesting paid alternative to Microsoft Office on Linux. Compared to some free and open-source office suites out there, it offers some extra features and a better user interface.

This beginner’s tutorial shows the steps for installing VLC on Ubuntu. You’ll also learn to install the latest VLC version from its official PPA.

A quick tutorial to tell you if your system uses the modern UEFI or the legacy BIOS. Instructions for both Windows and Linux have been provided.

Brief: elementary OS 5.0 Juno has been released. Check out the new features in this major new release. The

Looking for a free and open source website creation tool? We have created a list of best open source CMS that you can use for various kinds of websites.

Most of the Linux distros that are in use today are either created and developed in the US or Europe.

You’ll learn how to install Xfce desktop on Ubuntu. You’ll also learn how to convert your Ubuntu desktop into Xubuntu desktop. Yes, there is a difference between installing Xfce and Xubuntu desktop.

Brief: If you want a smart speaker cum virtual assistant like Amazon Echo and Google Home that doesn’t spy