…Windows continues acting as the host operating system while Linux operates as an integrated development environment. Hardware compatibility, GPU drivers, display management, device support, Office applications, gaming, and recovery remain under Windows…
…System requirements gradually increase as operating systems add more tools, UI improvements, and I support this stance. But Linux is an alternative to Windows , and Ubuntu is likely the next best thing…
…Wayland and X11 What even is a display server? Another seemingly never-ending debate within the Linux community is the battle between X11 and Wayland. These are display servers, or window managers…
…While Proton, Vulkan, and Mesa finally cracked widespread game compatibility, high performance, and seamless driver support, respectively, the Steam Deck became the showcase to bring this modern Linux avatar to the masses…
…Related A chapter of Linux's history comes to a close as Kubuntu drops X11 support for Wayland X11 had a good run. X11 probably should have retired sooner It's a…
…That's not to say you could install a DE, because it's still Linux. You just might not want to, and it launched without hardware acceleration or audio support. It even…
…Collabora has been mainlining RK3576 support since 2024, with initial kernel support landing in Linux 6.12 in December of that year, covering clocks, power management, storage, network, I2C, SPI, pin multiplexing…
…NixOS is great NixOS is one of the most functional Linux distros out there, and I think it’s the future. Its immutability is unmatched, as you can wipe your Linux install…
…The broad hardware compatibility and legacy support of Windows also contribute to the OS not being as lean as Linux. This performance overhead on Windows makes it technically inferior to Linux in…
…Both SteamOS and KDE Plasma, its desktop environment, are now being updated to support Wayland, and that's where the HDR, VRR, and rotated display support comes from. With that, what we…