I’ve used Linux for a long time, sometimes dual-booted and sometimes as my main desktop. This is where I write about it: getting started with a Linux desktop, how the distributions I use handle updates and long-term support, and the kernel and open-source news that matters to people who actually run it.
What you’ll find here:
- Linux on the desktop: getting started with Ubuntu, from install to a desktop you can live with.
- Distributions and LTS: what Ubuntu’s and Kubuntu’s patch cadence says about how far you can trust a long-term release.
- Kernel and open-source news: what actually happened behind the headlines, and credit to the maintainers doing the work.
Looking for the career posts that used to sit next to these under “Modern Computing”? They’re in IT Careers now.
