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Linux in 2025: The Year of the Penguin Desktop?
Read more: Linux in 2025: The Year of the Penguin Desktop?Hold onto your hats, folks, because 2025 is shaping up to be a HUGE year for Linux. Why, you ask? Well, besides the usual steady stream of awesome open-source developments, Microsoft is pulling the plug on Windows 10 support. That’s right, the Redmond giant is finally forcing users to either upgrade to Windows 11 (with […]
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Mozilla and Privacy: A Love-Hate Relationship
Read more: Mozilla and Privacy: A Love-Hate RelationshipMozilla, the organization behind the popular Firefox browser, has long championed privacy and user rights on the internet. It’s no secret that they’ve positioned themselves as the counterweight to tech giants like Google and Facebook, promising tools that respect user data and provide a safer browsing experience. But is Mozilla the privacy guardian we want […]
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2024 Linux Year in Review: Innovations, Challenges, and the Eternal Desktop Quest
Read more: 2024 Linux Year in Review: Innovations, Challenges, and the Eternal Desktop QuestAs 2024 wraps up, it’s time to take a fun yet informative look at the major happenings in the Linux world. From groundbreaking kernel updates to bittersweet goodbyes, here’s everything you need to know about the year that was. The Eternal Quest: Is This the Year of the Linux Desktop? Every year, Linux enthusiasts declare, […]
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2024 Windows Roundup: The Year in Updates, Gadgets, and Drama
Read more: 2024 Windows Roundup: The Year in Updates, Gadgets, and DramaAs 2024 comes to a close, the Windows ecosystem has been anything but boring. From flashy updates to AI-infused gadgets and the occasional controversy, here’s your geek-approved roundup of the year’s most notable Windows news. Windows 11 24H2 Update: Fancy Features and Stricter Requirements This year saw the release of the Windows 11 24H2 update, […]
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Google’s Quantum Leap: Introducing the Willow Quantum Chip
Read more: Google’s Quantum Leap: Introducing the Willow Quantum ChipQuantum computing just got a massive upgrade, courtesy of Google. The tech giant recently unveiled its groundbreaking Willow Quantum Chip, a 105-qubit marvel that’s poised to reshape the future of computing. Let’s dive into what makes Willow so extraordinary and how it’s changing the game. Five Minutes vs. 10 Septillion Years Google’s Willow chip has […]
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What’s New in the Linux World? November 2024 Roundup
Read more: What’s New in the Linux World? November 2024 RoundupLinux enthusiasts, rejoice! This month has been a whirlwind of innovation, controversy, and community progress. If you’ve been buried in your command-line or chasing down rogue dependencies, here’s a digestible summary of the latest happenings in the Linuxverse. Elementary OS 8 Makes Its Grand Debut This Ubuntu 24.04-based release takes user-friendly to a whole new […]
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How to (Actually) Install Brave Browser on Fedora 41 (KDE)
Read more: How to (Actually) Install Brave Browser on Fedora 41 (KDE)Ah, Fedora 41 with KDE – a beautiful distro, promising smooth workflows and a gorgeous UI. You’re all set for a productive day, ready to install the Brave browser… and then BAM: Unknown argument “–add-repo” for command “config-manager” Fedora, my friend, is just here to keep things interesting. But don’t let that error dampen your […]
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