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Arch Linux vs. Windows 11: Redefining the Desktop Experience Installing and customizing an operating system isn’t just about swapping icons and themes; it’s a journey toward reclaiming performance, privacy, and control. An insightful guide showcased on XDA Developers explains exactly how one can...

If you’ve ever hesitated to say goodbye to Windows 10—whether because of familiarity or the fear of a steep learning curve—a new Linux distribution might just be what you need. Free10 (officially part of the XPQ4 series) is a repackaged spin of the Q40S Linux distribution designed to mimic the...

For many Windows users, the idea of migrating to Linux can feel like stepping into unfamiliar territory. But what if you could enjoy all the benefits of Linux—its speed, security, and openness—while still basking in the comfort of a Windows-like interface? Enter Free10, a repackaged version of...

If you’re eyeing a change from Windows 10 or find yourself yearning for the simplicity of the Windows XP era, the new Free10 Linux distribution might be just what you need. Touted by ZDNet and developed as a repack of the Q40S Linux base, Free10 offers a refreshing alternative that eases the...

In a world where Windows 11 continues to dominate the conversation around personal computing, a refreshing alternative has emerged for those seeking a feature-rich, visually appealing desktop experience. The creators of Netrunner have just unveiled Netrunner 25 “Shockworm”, a Debian-based Linux...

If you’ve been following the tech landscape, you may have noticed a growing chorus of voices proclaiming the virtues of Linux while casting a dubious gaze at Microsoft’s Windows 11. The latest entrant into this debate is OpenMandriva ROME 24.12, a Linux distribution that's ready to showcase why...

In a world increasingly moving toward open-source solutions, Nitrux Linux 3.6.0 has emerged as a compelling alternative for those contemplating a shift from Microsoft Windows 11. This transition is particularly relevant for users frustrated with the operational demands or performance issues of...

On January 14th, 2020, Microsoft will end all support for Windows 7. This means that computers that run on Windows 7 will no longer get important security updates and you will no longer be able to get customer support if you do have a problem. If you still own a computer that runs Windows 7, you...