Fedora Linux has long held a respected position in the open-source world, prized by developers and sysadmins for its relentless pace of innovation and commitment to free software principles. Until recently, though, its presence on Windows—beyond dual-boot or virtualized experiences—was the...
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Even in an era where the Microsoft Store is packed with polished, easy-to-install options, a handful of stellar Windows applications remain off-limits to the official storefront, often due to their open-source nature, licensing, or the complexity that defies store sandboxing. For users willing...
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Microsoft Office 2021 stands as a testament to how far productivity software has come. Over the decades, Microsoft Office has evolved into a comprehensive suite designed to meet the needs of virtually any workplace or personal computing environment. Today’s Office 2021 offers modernized tools...
What’s Happening?
In an official announcement, Microsoft revealed that Azure Data Studio, which first made its debut in 2018 after initially being known as SQL Operations Studio, will soon join the list of products entering the “Microsoft graveyard.” The long-standing tool for managing...
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