Opinion: Game Nearly Over
So here’s the news: Microsoft is forcing game developers and game developing companies through the hoop of their app store, encroaching on their…
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ReactOS: Building a Free-Licensed Windows
From dual-booting to WINE, free software has always struggled to provide a solution for running Windows applications. However, few of these efforts have…
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From Windows to Linux, Part 4: Devices & Drivers
Our tutorials on Windows to Linux migrations are slowly getting progressively more complex. We started with the office applications, a well familiar field,…
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Top ten alternative software
Let’s have a short break from the more tutorialesque side of articles on Windows to Linux migration. Only not quite. We will remain…
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From Windows to Linux, Part 2: Multimedia applications
Welcome to the second article in the series, one which teaches the wonders of migration from Windows to Linux in small, easily digestible…
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From Windows to Linux, Part 1: Office applications
After reading my Ultimate guide to Linux for Windows users, a handful of people emailed me their suggestions on how the guide can…
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Windows user, wanna try Linux? Checklist.
Are you a Windows user who has heard of Linux and is considering trying this new operating system? Very good. You have made…
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LibreOffice vs. Microsoft Office, Part Deux
I would like to apologize in advance. This article is going to feature screenshots taken on a Windows 7 machine only, which might…
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Netflix and Linux
There’s a simple workaround to use Netflix in Linux, it isn’t perfect or very stable, and according to some it doesn’t always work,…
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Linux and the Chromebook Pixel
Google recently released its first Google laptop. It took the world by surprise, while there was a leak a few days before the…
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Linux and the Go-To-Market strategy
Linux has yet to achieve a significant piece of the PC market, unlike what it has done in the mobile space. So the…
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The State of gaming
If you’ve been using Linux long enough there’s a phrase you’ve certainly read or heard in some forums, or discussions, or comments: I…
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