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Sizing Up Partitions

Exploring partition options

Jun 28, 2022

Looking at partition choices for different situations, plus resizing.

Not So Brave New World

A for-profit, open source browser

May 18, 2022

The Brave browser promises speed and privacy, but its quest for profit compromises security at every turn.

Coming of Age

Desktop Organization with Plasma Activities

Apr 19, 2022

If you haven't looked at Plasma Activities in awhile, you should take a second look. Recent updates make the tool the ultimate for organizing your desktop.

What’s Old Is News Again

The Return of the Tiling Window Manager

Mar 08, 2022

Tiling desktops have been experiencing a resurgence in popularity. Here are a few options that can help keep your desktop better organized.

LibreOffice vs OpenOffice

The Clear Choice

Feb 08, 2022

While LibreOffice and OpenOffice have a shared past, LibreOffice outstrips OpenOffice in contributors, code commits, and features.

Impersonating Other Systems with the Zorin Appearance Tool

Chameleon

Jan 10, 2022

The Zorin Appearance tool can mimic the desktop layout of proprietary operating systems, making it appealing to newcomers.

Getting Ready for PipeWire

Heir Apparent

Dec 03, 2021

In the coming year, PipeWire will replace PulseAudio resulting in better audio on Linux. If you can't wait, here's what you need to know to get started with PipeWire.

Exploring the Trinity Desktop

TDE: Museum Piece or Modern Desktop Alternative?

Nov 09, 2021

Trinity Desktop Environment's latest release may seem like a trip back in time due to archaic features, but it does offer a functional desktop for modern computing and, more importantly, freedom of choice.

AltSearch

An alternative search tool for LibreOffice Writer

Oct 10, 2021

AltSearch offers extended functionality to LibreOffice Write's default find and replace tools, making it the ideal for editing and formatting longer documents.

Reconsidering TweetDeck

An Alternative Twitter Interface

Aug 27, 2021

Once a problem child on Linux, the Twitter client TweetDeck now installs easily, offering unrivaled features. However, potential changes in the updated beta version raise potential concerns for its future as an alternative Linux-based Twitter interface.

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