Boxes for your Tuxes – Worth it?
A name was mentioned. An application was tested. In my Gnome apps review from several weeks back, one of the comments pointed out…
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Best Gnome distro of 2018
We talked about Xfce. We talked about Plasma. ‘Twas a turbulent year, and yet, it didn’t really have any defining Linux moments. More…
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What about Gnome apps then?
A couple of weeks ago, we talked about KDE apps. I went through the default stack of programs available in the desktop environment,…
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Best Gnome distro of 2017
Following in the best of traditions, it is that time of the year, when we wrap up the previous twelve months of hard…
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KDE vs. GNOME Design Philosophies
The days are gone when the Linux desktop was dominated almost entirely by KDE and GNOME. However, the influence of their design philosophy…
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Best Gnome distro of 2016
What? Dedoimedo, have you been drinking Peckham Spring lately? No, I have not. The reason why we have the Gnome desktop environment included…
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A Survey of KDE Accessibility
Thanks mainly to Orca, Linux accessibility has always centered on GNOME. During the fourth release series, KDE has started to close the gap,…
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Using Trademarks to Stifle Free Software
The news today is that GNOME, the organisation behind one of the two most popular free and open Linux desktops, may lose the…
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The quest for a dock
I’ll confess something: I like docks. Am I weird? I don’t know, although if the three most popular operating systems in the world…
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KDE vs. Gnome system management
A few weeks back, we talked about KDE and Gnome in daily life, and how they fared from the applications perspective, when you…
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KDE vs. Gnome in daily life
This is not a competition. The thing is, you can install any which program on any which distribution, pretty much, regardless of what…
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