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Two Proxmox settings fixed the lag in my VMs, and the performance difference is instant
Changes to CPU and Display instantly changed my VMs for the better
COSMIC bans all AI-generated submissions because its maintainers were getting swamped
Another line is drawn.
Windows abandoned my 12-year-old PC, so I revived it with Linux Mint
Giving my old hardware the TLC it deserves.
Someone managed to squeeze KDE and Steam onto their Nintendo Switch Lite
A great way to repurpose past-gen hardware.
Chromium 154 is causing havoc with people's KDE desktops, but there's a fix
No, it's not just 'use Firefox'.
Linux Mint replaced Ubuntu as the best first distro, and Ubuntu's own choices explain why
Yes, GNOME is one of those reasons.
Linux printing finally stopped being a nightmare, and Windows is only now catching up
Printing on Linux is now less painful than on Windows
I tried replacing Proxmox with an open-source OS you’ve never heard of
This Proxmox rival gets a lot of things right
Your Proxmox server can handle 10 times the workload if you stop treating everything like a virtual machine
LXCs are a thing, you know?
I used lightweight Linux to revive a Windows PC that Microsoft gave up on, and it's not Ubuntu
An aging 2012 laptop shed its bloat and booted in minutes with a stripped Fluxbox setup that sips under 500MB of RAM.
Klassik brings the KDE 3 desktop experience from 2002 to KDE Plasma 6
It just hit its v1.0 release, too.
I moved an essential Proxmox tool to TrueNAS, and it solved my biggest storage problem
TrueNAS proved that I don't need a separate PC to run Proxmox Backup Server
I ditched dual boot for WSL and VMs, and my PC stopped breaking every time Windows updated
A switch with more than one clear benefit.
I nuked my openSUSE OS to test Snapper, and it survived what should have been fatal
It did better than expected.
KDE Plasma developers squeeze a few more features into 6.8 just weeks before release
Getting some buzzer-beaters through the door.
COSMIC 1.9 finally gets its own image viewer, and it even comes with its own editing tools
Plus, a new on-screen keyboard that accepts touch and gamepad inputs.
Ubuntu stopped being the lightweight Linux distro, and Linux Mint filled the gap it left behind
A surprising shift to Linux Mint reveals leaner memory use, polished Cinnamon defaults, and a friendlier upgrade path.
The Netherlands joins Europe's gradual migration from Windows to Linux on government PCs
Another one goes FOSS.
Ubuntu on WSL finally replaced my Linux partition, and my Windows 11 PC no longer needs dual-boot
I ditched dual-boot for WSL, and I'm not going back to partitioning my SSD
KDE's LLM usage guidelines proposer asks people not to "burn each other to the ground" over discussing the new technology
A little kindness goes a long way.