Tux Machines

8 things you can do with Linux that you can't do with MacOS or Windows

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 26, 2023

Complete Guide to Install VirtualBox on Debian Linux (with Guest Additions)

Canonical: Vendor Lockin, Clown Computing, and Presence at MWC 2023 in Barcelona

Back when I first started using Linux in 1997, the open-source operating system was primarily used by computer science students, hackers, and programmers who wanted an alternative to the Windows operating system. It was serious and geared toward serious work. Fast forward to now and Linux is used for everything. Why? Simply put, it's more flexible than Windows.

Linux can be bent and twisted into just about anything. But Linux is not only more flexible, reliable, and secure than the competition, but it's also a lot more fun. I've spent many a day (and weekend) tweaking the Linux desktop simply because I could.

Some of the desktops I've configured have been so amazing that friends wanted to know how they could achieve the same look, only to be disappointed that their operating system of choice wasn't capable of pulling off such a feat.

Read on

↺ Read On: ZDNet

gemini.tuxmachines.org