For Linux veterans, printers can induce nightmares. Although, lately, printer support has vastly improved on Linux, at least for the newer models. Last week, I got my hands on Jadens JD-166, which is very different from all the printers I have used
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A few months back, I reviewed the TerraMaster D1 SSD Plus and liked it for what it offered. A sturdy box that gives a second life to an NVMe SSD lying around (rarity these days). Now I have the ORICO X50 on
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Even Linus Torvalds is fine with AI being used in Linux kernel development these days, and it’s everywhere else in the Linux and tech world too. The time has come to stop ignoring AI and start using it as a tool and
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Pro Max is the fourth case in SunFounder’s famed Pironman 5 case series. These tower cases turn your regular, naked, Raspberry Pi boards into a miniature tower PC. So here, you get RGB fans and tower cooler for colling, RGB lights for
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CrossOver lets you run Windows software on Linux, macOS, and ChromeOS. Read the complete review to know if it’s worth getting the ‘paid version of WINE’.
Linux Mint is undoubtedly the best distribution for the beginners. The Mint 21 release makes it a bit better in terms of features and functionalities.
SpiralLinux aims to provide a simplified and out-of-the-box Debian experience. Does it succeed in doing so? Read in this review.
Want to set up a homelab but not comfortable with all the complexity? Umbrel enables you to self host multiple open source software easily.
Internxt is one of the rare few open source projects that ticks so many boxes. It is open source and yet easy-to-use commercial cloud storage service.
Here’s a quick look at CloudReady, an open source alternative to Chrome OS. It turns any system into a Chromebook like device.