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COSMIC is doing things KDE and GNOME still can't, and it's only going to get better
It keeps getting better
Someone moved three lines of code in Linux 7.2 and got a 5% storage speed boost
It's just that easy, sometimes.
Linux 7.1 is here, and it kills i486 support, fixes Steam Deck audio, and overhauls NTFS
You can download it right now.
Linux gaming needs immutable distros more than it needs freedom
Standardization is good (sometimes)
The Googlebook could finally bring Linux to mainstream users, if Google gets out of its own way
Valved proved it was possible, but Google can be the true catalyst
Ubuntu 26.04 is the first LTS that feels like it chose the future instead of hedging its bets
Canonical are making the right moves
LXC updates in Proxmox aren't hard — managing 20 of them at scale is another story
Everything in the home lab gets trickier with scale
SteamOS tricked me into switching to Linux, and I'm not going back
Sneaking its way into my heart
HexOS can finally manage your NAS locally instead of through the cloud, and it fixes its biggest flaw
HexOS had a cloud dependency, but that's finally starting to disappear.
I tried COSMIC apps on KDE, and the customization alone almost made it worth the hassle
The best customization options, but something is missing
I ditched my Debian VM for the immutable Lightwhale OS, and Docker containers have never been simpler
Docker host that runs itself.
I left GNOME for COSMIC, tried KDE next, and only one felt right in the end
It took three desktops to realize what I want.
Fedora's Atomic desktop model is quietly becoming the future of Linux for normal people
Users don't need to worry about breaking their system anymore.
I finally ditched Ubuntu Server after five years, and realized why Fedora's release cycle actually wins for production
LTS is the safe pick, but only if you don't mind lagging behind.
This Linux distro does one thing and does it perfectly: run Factorio faster than anything else
The Linux kernel yearns for the mines
I gave my old Chromebook new life by making it look like Windows 95 using the XFCE desktop environment
A blast from the past using Linux.
Proxmox's new load balancer can migrate LXCs and VMs dynamically, and that changes everything for high-availability clusters
PVE 9.2's dynamic load balancer is a game-changer for HA clusters
KDE Plasma 6.8 will scrap X11 sessions as 95% of its users just don't use them anymore
Why keep what nobody wants?
