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Systemd has long divided the Linux community, polarizing it at both extremes – from widespread acceptance to complete denial. This article will explore the five best Linux distributions that do not use systemd on which you can rely in your daily job.

If you’re looking for another rolling-release Linux distribution to try, one with roots in the legendary Mandrake Linux, look no further. The next release of OpenMandriva Lx 5.0, ROME, is an excellent choice for long-time Linux fans and newbies. So that’s what is new!

GRUB (GNU GRand Unified Bootloader) is a boot loader from the GNU Project that loads the Linux kernel. This guide shows how to add a theme to GRUB to improve your Linux user experience. In addition, you get our free GRUB Linuxiac theme.

Fedora is a distribution that improves with each new version. As a result, it is becoming a more attractive choice for developing new ones based on it. Nobara is a new user-friendly distribution with a modified GNOME aimed at new Linux users with gaming affinities.

OpenLiteSpeed (OLS) is a high-performance, lightweight, open-source HTTP server that helps your website to load faster than ever before. This guide will walk you through installing OpenLightSpeed Web Server with PHP 8 support on Rocky Linux 8 or AlmaLinux 8.

The LightDM project announced the release of the LightDM 1.32 display manager with a host of fixes. Here’s what is new!

This article will look at the three most underrated Linux distros, focusing on the three main categories: desktop, general-purpose, and server.

Ads on websites and applications are a common way of generating revenue. Unfortunately, advertising is a necessary evil for the internet to exist in its current form. However, with Pi-hole, your Raspberry Pi can filter ads before they reach any of your devices across your network. Here’s how to do it!

Sparky Linux is a Debian-based lightweight desktop Linux distribution that aims to be easy on system resources and can breathe new life into aging computers. Today, Sparky Linux has released three updated ISO images of its GameOver, Multimedia, and Rescue semi-rolling release editions.

After Red Hat released a stable version of its enterprise Linux distribution RHEL 9.0 two months ago, the business Linux market expected it to be followed by releases from the other “big three” players - AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, and Oracle Linux. Rocky Linux 9.0 is generally available for download now, with important security improvements and an updated package base.

Linux Mint has proven itself as perhaps the best Ubuntu derivative throughout the years, and the distro has established a large user base. Linux Mint 21 “Vanessa“ is close to its final version with the release of beta versions of its spins. Here’s what’s new!

The Flatline extension makes the Flatpak installation file recognizable to your browser so that when you click the “Install” button on the flathub.org website, you are automatically prompted to open the file within the Software Center you are currently using.

This guide shows you how to use the rsync command in Linux to synchronize files and directories using simple examples.

The suspension of active development on the CutefishOS has led to concerns among Linux users that the project no longer exists.

Debian 11.4 is now available, and while it is a minor release, it is a mandatory step toward OS stability. So if you’re on Debian 11, it’s time to upgrade.

Lennart Poettering, the creator of crucial Linux components such as systemd and PulseAudio, has left Red Hat to pursue careers at Microsoft.

Sparky Linux is a Debian-based lightweight desktop Linux distribution. The team behind the distro released an update to their rolling edition with updated packages in the Debian and Sparky test repos as of July 5, 2022.

Oracle Linux is a high-performance and secure operating system for application development and deployment. The company announced the general availability of its enterprise OS, Oracle Linux 9, for x86_64 and aarch64 architectures. Here's what is new!

Microsoft’s new service for automatically writing AI-based code, Copilot, has sparked outrage in the Open Source community.

On June 30, 2022, Debian 9 (Stretch) reached the End of Life (EOL). If you are still using it, you should immediately upgrade to a newer version. But first, let’s recall some of the highlights from this release.