Raspberry Pi just launched the 1GB version of the Pi 5 for $45. At the same time, they’ve increased prices across the Pi 4 and Pi 5 lineups to offset rising memory costs. The hikes are significant. The 8GB Pi 5 now
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In a previous column, I argued that self-hosting is resistance in an age where ownership is increasingly illusory. There is increasing evidence that self-hosting is becoming popular among a certain kind of user, say the typical readership of ItsFoss. There is a
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The internet of the early 2000s—what I once called the revelatory internet—felt like an endless library with doors left ajar. Much of that material circulated illegally, yes. I am not advocating a return to unchecked piracy. But the current licensing frameworks are
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With recent developments, such as the introduction of a reference operating system, the GNOME project has clearly positioned itself as a full, top-to-bottom computing platform. It has one of the fastest-growing app ecosystems in the Linux and open-source world as a whole
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Here’s a quick look at CloudReady, an open source alternative to Chrome OS. It turns any system into a Chromebook like device.
Pop!_OS is my favorite Linux distribution and it has been a fantastic experience. Let me tell you why that is.
The Raspberry Pi 4 is an absolute favorite among millions of people, especially in the nerd community, and I’m no exception. But did you know that the Pi throttles without proper cooling? Here, I’m going to describe some serious drawbacks in the
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Web browsers have evolved over the years. From downloading files to accessing a full-fledged web application, we have come a long way. For a lot of users, the web browser is the only thing they need to get their work done these
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