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ReactOS: A Free and Open-Source Windows-Compatible Operating System

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ReactOS is a unique operating system that aims to provide a free and open-source alternative to Microsoft Windows. Unlike most open-source operating systems that are based on Linux or Unix-like kernels, ReactOS is built from the ground up to be binary-compatible with Windows applications and drivers. In this article, we’ll explore what ReactOS is, how… Read More »ReactOS: A Free and Open-Source Windows-Compatible Operating System

Zenwalk Linux

Zenwalk Linux: A Unique Slackware-Based Desktop Experience

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Zenwalk Linux has carved a niche for itself in the Linux ecosystem, offering a unique blend of simplicity, performance, and adherence to the Unix philosophy. Originally based on Slackware, Zenwalk has evolved into a highly optimized, ready-to-use desktop Linux distribution. Let’s take a closer look at Zenwalk’s history, philosophy, and its latest release. A Brief… Read More »Zenwalk Linux: A Unique Slackware-Based Desktop Experience

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OpenDAN: Your Personal Open-Source AI Operating System

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In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), the demand for personalized and private AI solutions is on the rise. OpenDAN emerges as a pioneering open-source Personal AI Operating System (OS) designed to consolidate various AI modules into a single, user-friendly platform. This article delves into the features, architecture, and potential applications of OpenDAN,… Read More »OpenDAN: Your Personal Open-Source AI Operating System

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Bluefin, the next-generation Linux workstation

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Bluefin is a next-generation Linux workstation designed to offer users a seamless and reliable computing experience by minimizing choice paralysis and presenting a system that behaves more like a consumer device than a traditional distribution. Project Bluefin Built upon Fedora Silverblue, Bluefin features an immutable, read-only root file system, enhancing system stability and security. This… Read More »Bluefin, the next-generation Linux workstation

Commodore OS Vision

Commodore OS Vision: What Does the Future Hold?

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It’s been a year since the last update to Commodore OS Vision, a Linux-based operating system that harkens back to the golden days of the Commodore 64 while embracing modern computing capabilities. Since its initial release, the project has drawn attention from retro enthusiasts and open-source advocates alike. However, the recent silence from its creators… Read More »Commodore OS Vision: What Does the Future Hold?

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The Best Linux for Old Computers

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In a world dominated by rapidly advancing technology, older computers often find themselves left behind. They struggle with modern operating systems and applications, leaving users frustrated. However, thanks to Linux’s versatility and lightweight distributions, old computers can regain their usefulness. With the right Linux distribution (or distro), you can breathe new life into that aging… Read More »The Best Linux for Old Computers

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Ditana: The New Arch-Based Linux Distro That Balances Power and Usability

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Linux enthusiasts are always on the lookout for the next big thing in the world of distributions, and Ditana GNU/Linux has quickly caught the attention of many. Combining the customizability of Arch Linux with user-friendly features, Ditana is poised to be a compelling choice for both seasoned Linux users and newcomers seeking a powerful, secure,… Read More »Ditana: The New Arch-Based Linux Distro That Balances Power and Usability

Why BSD Is Not as Popular as Linux

Why BSD Is Not as Popular as Linux

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The world of open-source operating systems is vast, with Linux and BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution) standing out as prominent players. While Linux has grown into a household name, powering everything from smartphones to supercomputers, BSD remains a niche option, often overshadowed by its open-source sibling. This raises a compelling question: Why is BSD not as… Read More »Why BSD Is Not as Popular as Linux

Top 10 Linux Distributions

Top 10 Linux Distributions on Distrowatch in 2024

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Linux distributions (or “distros”) provide the foundation for countless users around the world. Each distro has its own unique features, catering to a wide range of preferences. Here, we present the top 10 most popular Linux distributions on Distrowatch in 2024 along with their brief descriptions and download links. 1. MX Linux MX Linux continues… Read More »Top 10 Linux Distributions on Distrowatch in 2024

MakuluLinux: A Distro for All Tastes

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MakuluLinux is a versatile and innovative Linux distribution that has gained popularity for its user-friendly approach and diverse set of editions tailored to different preferences. Built as a rolling-release system, MakuluLinux offers a modern and consistent experience by combining the strengths of either Ubuntu’s Long-Term Support (LTS) base or Debian’s Testing branch. With pre-installed multimedia… Read More »MakuluLinux: A Distro for All Tastes