Matt Hartley

Whether or not we like to admit it, we Linux users live in an Ubuntu world. Companies like Steam, Lightworks and others are discovering that Ubuntu has

Historically, Windows hasn't been tremendously effective in the area of backwards compatibility. Anyone who has migrated to a new Windows release with

With all the talk recently about Ubuntu's use of Dash ad and the various new features offered, I find it interesting that security is virtually being

I believe most people are quite content using something for free, especially if they think there's no obligation to pay for it. This certainly rings true

Looking back at the progress of Ubuntu over the years, including the various off-shoot distributions based on it, I cannot help but be amazed. I find

Unless you've been living devoid of Internet access recently, chances are good that you've heard about the addition of Amazon affiliate links on the Unity

As a general rule, OS X is not really best buddies with its Linux distribution cousins. The reasons vary, depending on who you ask. But at the end of the

We've all heard the hype about how making the switch to Ubuntu is suppose to be the ultimate desktop experience for Windows converts. Ask any Linux power

Relying on one desktop distribution without exploring the alternatives every once in a while can leave the casual Linux enthusiast feeling out of touch.

For me, the ability to jump from one Linux desktop to another depends on whether the applications I depend on will be available to me. Luckily for me, the

One of the reasons I enjoy using the Ubuntu desktop is that it offers what feels like an endless list of software titles right at my finger tips. But with

When I was first asked to write this article, I immediately thought back to the many articles I've seen surrounding this now famous blog post. The blog