Matt Hartley

I'll be the first to admit that I'm not a huge Windows fan. That said, I work with many folks who are. Which gets me thinking about open source

Over the years, I've heard some people claim that Linux is finally ready for the masses. I would suggest that outside of a completely locked down OS such

I realize the title of this article has already set some of you into a state of confusion. How dare I suggest that anything besides Arch could be the

Over the years, I've had the opportunity to try a lot of different Linux releases. As the time passed, I found myself gravitating more toward the

One of the neatest features about using Linux for everyday computing are the endless choices that are available. For years, Ubuntu was considered the "top

It recently occurred to me that I've been running Linux on my computers for about thirteen years. I'll be the first to admit, it doesn't seem all that

Recently I found myself thinking back to when I first started using Linux, roughly thirteen years ago. Back then, I was dual-booting with Windows because

Most of the top Linux distributions are of the "easier to use" variety. Some observers might dispute this, but the fact is that most people not working in

Despite the usual shortcomings that come with using a smartphone, I've found that Android offers me the best overall experience for my needs. From its

Ubuntu and other popular distributions offer their users a great user experience, great support and frequent updates. Recently there have been reports

Almost everyday, someone within the open source community is talking about how folks should be using open source software. I completely agree with this

Lately it seems like cloud computing is all the rage. Unfortunately, the cloud computing bandwagon has completely forgotten about users with limited