Matt Hartley

Flash drives have had a long-lasting relationship with Linux distributions. These portable storage devices are among the most reliable for out of the box

For many advanced Linux enthusiasts reading this, I doubt that any recent changes to the Ubuntu desktop swayed you very much. Most of you already have had

Looking for Linux alternatives to Windows software? Here are twenty choice Linux apps you might want to consider.   1- LibreOffice: Some might point out

In a previous article about Google Chromebooks, I talked about how these machines will compete with other non-Windows (that is, Linux) netbook options.

Over the past few years, I've watched the progress of the Linux desktop continue to evolve beyond my wildest expectations. I've smiled with satisfaction

How many times have we as desktop Linux users been asked if this is the "year of the Linux desktop?" Too many times I'd imagine. Even worse, we still

The new Chrome OS "Chromebooks" are right around the corner. And if you're anything like me, the question about how this affects the rest of the Linux

As things stand now, there are more Linux distributions available than most of us know what to do with. However, there are still instances where going

Over the past week Linux users have expressed deep concern over Microsoft's acquisition of Skype. This concern is understandable, since Skype is widely

Since its debut, I've had plenty of time to work with the latest Ubuntu release known as version 11.04. And even considering some of my earlier harsh

Not too long ago, I wrote about Ubuntu's embrace of the Unity desktop and what that would mean for Ubuntu users who might prefer a traditional GNOME

Over the years I've found that it matters very little which Linux distribution we use when being dealt a heavy data loss. Clearly the importance of data