Computer cases are, for some, an expression of ones own personality. A typical black, grey or beige box communicates a more spartan, utility view of
Container technology is not exactly new, but it is a big topic in IT. Many enterprise Linux distributions do their best to let you know
As a Linux user, I was recently in search of a Linux distribution (distro) that is lightweight and runs efficiently on a virtual machine or
One of the areas of the Linux Desktop that has left me with just a bit of disappointment is the available application options for the
We’re going to follow up with our dive into file systems in the last issue with a look at another very important component of Linux–the
I consider myself an old Linux user. I have been using Linux since the early days. Back then it was very common to compile your
Being realistic about our hardware recommendations is critical, but we so often brush it off because we want to support the underdog or satisfy our philosophical cravings…
A deep dive into the potential future of GNOME OS, and what it might bring to the Linux ecosystem.
There are a vast array of file systems available to use with the Linux kernel today but there are really only a few that see
For this special history guide, we are going to take a trip back in time to see where the seed of Linux was planted — namely via
PulseEffects simplifies management of pulse audio settings, and gives a very useful toolset of effects. This a follow up on my tutorial “Easily Install JACK
In this tutorial I will take you on a quick tour in the world of Jack audio. I will show you that Jack does not
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS was released on Thursday and I covered it here on Front Page Linux. A lot of people are likely wanting to upgrade
The Linux Desktop Environment of Your Dreams is Here! For over twenty years, there have been two Linux organizations working on the desktop experience who have
My Journey Back Home: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS When Mark Shuttleworth, Founder and CEO of Canonical Ltd, made a shocking announcement in April 2017, I almost
Packaging software has historically been a sore spot for Linux users over the years. Different distributions use their own package managers (or the package manager
There may be no other desktop environment in the Linux world that has had as much controversy surrounding it as the GNOME project. The switch
If you are new to Linux or haven’t spent much time around the massive ecosystem behind it, there can be some very strange rationale behind