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A Deep Dive Into Today’s Best Linux Distros – DreamHost

Ubuntu, Fedora, MX Linux, Linux Mint: these are all Linux distributions. Just like chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry ice cream, each Linux distro offers a different experience, unique tools, and attracts a different crowd.

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How to Install Software Applications in Linux? – GeeksforGeeks

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Here are some good tips on installing software in Linux. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-install-software-in-linux/

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10 best keyboard shortcuts every Windows user should know (and probably doesn’t)

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You might never have gone out of your way to open it, but the Windows + Shift + S shortcut makes it incredibly easy to launch a Snipping Tool capture so you can grab a screenshot or video of whatever you’re looking at.

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Thinking about switching to Linux? 10 things you need to know | ZDNET

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Linux distributions can be viewed in the same way: Each offers different features, different GUI tools, different purposes, and different looks…but they are all operating systems.

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5 ways to save your Windows 10 PC in 2025 – and most are free | ZDNET

6 months ago

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What’s a user to do when their Windows machine can’t make the grade — or they simply don’t want to upgrade? Well, here’s one choice you shouldn’t make: Do not keep running Windows 10 come the fall of 2025. Your machine will be hacked. There’s no ifs, ands, or buts about it.

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New Windows AI feature takes screenshots of your desktop ‘every few seconds’ and I can’t imagine wanting that | PC Gamer

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How would you feel about installing a program that captures an image of your screen “every few seconds” and stores all of them in an archive that spans months? That’s the gist of Recall, a new Windows feature announced this week.

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