Public Money? Public code. This movement is picking up in the European Union. The new Swiss law is a proof of that. Hope more states follow this 😍 Switzerland Makes Open Source Software Mandatory For Public Sector A big boost to the
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What is the right time to introduce children to computers? I have been pondering this for the past few months. And earlier this month, I finally decided to set up a dedicated Raspberry Pi-based computer for my three year old daughter. Here’s
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I usually create quick, short videos of less than 5 minutes duration. But recently, I published a hands-on Nano editor guide that goes over 20 minutes. That’s rare for me. But if you like longer videos on a topic, perhaps I can
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We have a new tutorial series and this one is on WSL. With WSL, people can use Linux command line inside Windows. It is a popular tool among students and developers. Many people are getting their first experience of Linux commands with
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AI integration is coming to Firefox. Don’t get outraged yet if you are not a fan of AI creeping up in every software. It’s optional and has several choices available for both local and cloud-based AI. As I have said earlier, sooner
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An interesting project appeared on my timeline. It’s called Lindroid and it aims to let users run Linux distros inside Android in a new way. Check it out. This Project Lets You Run Linux as an App on Android Linux can run
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It’s FOSS turns 12 today 🎂 I started It’s FOSS as a personal website to share my learning and experience with desktop Linux and open source software. Things have certainly changed in the last 12 years. It’s FOSS has been visited over
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A few years back, a reader asked me why there are so many Linux distributions when most of them look similar. I came up with this analogy 👇 What is Linux? Why There are 100’s of Linux OS? Cannot figure out what
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This week, It’s FOSS crossed 120,000 followers mark on Twitter (or is it X?). That’s an achievement. If you use Twitter, do follow us for timely updates, tips and memes. 💬 Let’s see what else you get in this edition: Ubuntu focusing
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Microsoft’s Windows has been intrusive to users’ privacy—that’s not a secret. But its upcoming “Recall” feature should raise concern for everyone. EU countries are already preparing to investigate it, but I feel that Microsoft will get away with this as well. Microsoft
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