Unless you’ve been living underneath a rock for the last 5 years, you may have heard of Ubuntu, the most popular distribution of the Linux operating system. Ubuntu is the easiest version of Linux to use, by far. But how does it square up against Microsoft Windows? The best thing about Ubuntu, or any version ...
Have you ever turned on your computer, only to find a nasty blue screen telling you to reboot? Then, when you reboot, the screen appears again? Or how about a computer that will log in, but then Windows comes up and says there’s a fatal error, and restarts, repeatedly doing this in a frustrating loop? ...
The small, lightweight, and very cute Puppy Linux has recently released version 4 for of its operating system. Specializing in smallness (the entire operating system is only an 88MB download) and portability (it can boot from a CD or USB drive), this little wonder has been slowly gaining in popularity over the past few years. ...
So, you’ve heard about this Linux “thing,” but you’re not sure that you really want to get rid of your years and years of Windows experience, so what is there to do? Thankfully, assuming you have the hard drive space and a little bit of time, there is an easy way to run both Windows ...
