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Stop Saying “Actually, It’s GNU/Linux”
New Linux desktop users don’t leave because they can’t learn—they leave because the community makes them feel unwelcome. The “Linux is just a kernel” / “Actually it’s GNU/Linux” correction is often semantic gatekeeping…
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Why LinuxExpert.org Is Permanently Leaving Facebook
At LinuxExpert.org, we’ve always been committed to fostering open-source principles: transparency, collaboration, and community-driven innovation. After much reflection, we’ve decided to leave Facebook permanently. This…
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Is Red Hat the New SCO?
In recent years, Red Hat’s behavior has raised eyebrows, particularly following its acquisition by IBM and its increasing use of legal and business strategies to protect its position in the enterprise Linux market.
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Gentoo Linux
Discover the rise and stagnation of Gentoo Linux, a cautionary tale for open source projects. Explore the distribution's unique features and niche user base.
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OPINION: Do We Really Need Another Linux Distribution?
Ah, Linux distributions. You know the drill. You’re halfway through downloading one distro, and before you know it, a new one pops up, promising to be “the ultimate Linux experience.” With over 600 active distributions…
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Beginner’s Guide to Selecting a Linux Desktop Distribution
Choosing the right Linux distribution (often referred to as “distro”) can be a daunting task for beginners due to the plethora of options available. This guide aims to simplify the process by highlighting some of the…
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The History of Tux!
Tux, the beloved mascot of the Linux kernel, is a cheerful, plump penguin. The creation of Tux has an interesting history that dates back to the mid-1990s, reflecting the open-source spirit and the community-driven…