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The Switch from Windows to LinuxWhat is Linux? Linux is an operating system like Windows and Mac OSX. I will be discussing some of the advantages as well as disadvantages to using the Linux operating system as opposed to using the Windows operating system.
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GNU & Linux the Dynamic DuoGNU/Linux and the history of the popular so-called Linux operating system.
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Getting into the Linux Operating System with UbuntuFor new users and people who haven't tried Linux in years. Modern Linux is accessible to everyone.
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How To: LinuxThis article serves as a starting point for your transition into the world of open source, free software, non-bloated, computing with Linux. A quick reference of links to everything you need to make the switch.
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Easily Try Linux Operating SystemFast, easy way to discover the Linux operating system, using a USB drive. -
Review of a Linux Mint ComputerIt booted up quickly with a very modern kernel. I was impressed. Linux Mint was fast and intuitive with both the KDE and Gnome Desktop Environments.
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LinuxFor someone who was familiar with UNIX in its heyday they will find that Linux is pretty much a clone of UNIX with one major exception, Linux is free! UNIX is a world class operating system that has been around for more than 30 years.
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Linux Will Dominate the Non-Smartphone Mobile Market by 2015Move over Windows, Linux may dominate the non-smartphone market by 2015. A study by ABI Research indicates that Linux will be the operating system of choice for 62% of non-smartphone mobile devices by 2015. -
Roboform for Linux: How to Solve the ProblemIf you're looking for a password manager and form filler like Roboform for Linux, then it isn't going to take you long to discover that Roboform for Linux is not available. This article will show you an excellent alternative to Roboform for Linux. -
Linux Hypervisor InternalsLinux is dominating platform for virtualization tasks. This article will present how is it accomplished in Linux.
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Life with Linux: My Only Windows Are the Ones in My HouseRather than write another article about which operating system is the best, I chose to tell my own story. I am a former computer pro who switched to Linux nearly 5 years ago, and very happy I did.
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Fact Sheet on the Linux Firewall BuilderThis Linux fact sheet provides a primer on the Interface Object in Linux Firewall Builder, a graphical firewall management and configuration tool. -
Running Linux on a Virtual Machine in WindowsLinux can be installed in a VM without impacting the Windows system in which it runs. This lets users practice with Linux without giving up Windows until they're ready. See how with this step-by-step guide. -
The Best Way to Learn Linux - UbuntuLinux is an open source free operating system with many flavors. Now you can learn to navigate Ubuntu Linux and keep Windows safe with the Wubi Installer. -
How to Create a Bootable Linux USBThis guide will help you to create a bootable Linux USB device. Your BIOS must support booting from removable media.
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Linux Vs. Windows - 5 Reasons Linux is BestReason #5 Linux is Best- Linux is free. Software for Linux is free. -
Why Linux Should Be Your Next OSComputers love Linux! It's continually updated and more secure, less demanding and easier on hard drives than the competition. Linux is also appealing to users. After all, it's free and so is the wide range of software that runs on it. Here's why. -
Linux Declares Victory Over MicrosoftLinux offers up free operating systems and software. Has Linux finally taken Microsoft down as the leader in computing software? Learn more about how Linux has taken their rightful place on top.
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The Biggest Difference Between Windows and LinuxAfter seventeen years with Windows and twelve with Linux I will tell you what I've found to be the single biggest difference between the two operating systems.
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Giving an Old Computer Life with LinuxSo you have an old pc gathering dust in the garage. You have Windows but its full of viruses and Microsoft doesn't support windows 98 any more. Why not install Linux on it and bring it back to life.
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Why You Should Learn LinuxIf you have ever gotten frustrated by your Windows operating system, or desired to learn a new operating system such as Linux, it might be time to get started. -
Zorin: A Good Choice for Windows Users Who Want to Try LinuxThe speedy, safe and simple Zorin OS offers Windows users an easy transition to Linux. Learn the pros and cons of Zorin and decide whether you should take the plunge into Linux. -
Windows Vs. LinuxThere are probably about as many similarities these days as there are differences shared between the two popular operating systems; Linux and Windows. This has not always been the case however.
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Becoming a Linux GuruNow you too can become a Linux Guru. Learn some important tips in your search for that elusive title "guru."
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Best Linux Distros for BeginnersHere are four Linux distros that should work for a person who is new to using Linux.
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How to Download and Install Ubuntu LinuxHere is how to download and install Ubuntu Linux for desktop, server, netbook, and alongside Windows.
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Run Windows and Linux on the Same ComputerThree separate, relatively easy ways to have a computer with both Windows and Linux operating systems to choose from.
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Installing a Printer on a Linux PCThe Foomatic database, included in most Linux distributions, lets you install almost any printer. For a printer not in Foomatic, you can download a Linux driver, usually as a compressed file (such as a tar file) from which you extract the driver. -
Linux VS. Windows: Which is Best?Linux VS. Windows is not exactly fair competition. While Linux is on the prowl, the designation for 'king of the roost' still lies with Microsoft. The features you have come to expect from Microsoft remain even to this day. -
Linux and Windows: The Best of Both WorldsAfraid to install Linux? In this informative article, computer veteran Al Williams explains several ways to run Linux without changing your Windows operating system. In some case, you can even run Linux and Windows at the same time. -
Top Ten Applications Every Linux User Should HaveMany software applications are not compatible with Linux, because they have a different user interface and different functionalities. There are, however, some very powerful applications available to Linux users. Here are the top ten. -
Linux in 2008: The New Linux Powered Devices2007 will be remembered as the year that Linux broke out into the mainstream with high profile products like the OLPC XO, gPC, Asus EEEpc and the ever increasing popularity of Ubuntu Linux. 2008 promises to be the year Linux comes home. -
Using Conky - the Ultimate Linux System MonitorLearn how to configure and customize Conky - the light weight put powerful system monitor for Linux -
Linux Tutorial: Displaying "Uncommented" and Non-Blank LinesThis article describe how to display only uncommented lines and non blank lines from a configuration files generally used in Linux environment
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NetBSD: An Alternative to LinuxOpen Source alternatives to Linux
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How Linux Can Win (or Lose)Linux is the number one open source (free) operating system available to users, but how can it successfully battle larger companies like Microsoft and its Windows operating system? -
What is Linux?This is part one of an ongoing series of articles intended to promote information about and usage of Linux and open source software. I invite any and all questions about computing and technology. -
Microsoft Gives in a Bit to Linux Users with Novell PartnershipFrom the "hell freezes over" department: Microsoft and Novell have come to an agreement to work together to facilitate customers who use both Windows and Linux operating systems. More specifically, the Vole is supporting Novell's Suse Linux distribution.
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Ubuntu Storms Linux CommunityA relatively new distribution to enter the scene is called Ubuntu, and it's quickly become the most widely downloaded flavor of Linux. Great features and a seemless user experience have helped it on its way. -
How to Backup Your CD's on LinuxThis article will show you how to rip your audio CD's on Linux! It's simple with this guide!!
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