Where once all roads led to Rome, it now seems as if virtually all data leads to Google, or Google compatibility at any rate. Orbit Communicator advanced...
Tag - linux
Assess your needs Unlike other operating systems, Linux is available in many versions (called distributions or distros) to suit not just personal preference...
This is a brief review of the Raspberry Pi 400 that landed under my tree on the 25th of December. I have to admit that the Pi 400 is something I’ve been...
I forget how many times I’ve switched email client over the years, but I seem to have cycled over the options I’m aware of at least twice. Each...
I’m not sure that printing problems are particular to Linux, indeed I can remember struggling with printers as far back in the 80’s, working with...
As Plasma 5.20 is about to be released, I thought I’d do a quick piece on 5.19 as it’s readily available for anyone who wants to take it for a spin...
I find it amazing how some of the best new ideas end up in Kickstarter programmes when some larger companies seem to have run out of ideas and don’t seem...
The latest version of GNOME 3 has been released today. Version 3.38 contains six months of work by the GNOME community and, as always, includes many new...
While I didn’t grow up with Unix, I used Unix throughout my academic and professional career. I first used SunOS Unix when I was a physics student at...
Once upon a time there was a software company who had the world wide Operating System market all sewn up. Then one day, along came a baby penguin, no great...
