8 Best Online Linux Terminals and Distributions
This article focuses on those interested in learning how to use the Linux terminal without necessarily having a Linux machine they can use at their convenience.
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10 Popular Windows Apps That Are Also Available on Linux
Looking back, 2018 has been a good year for the Linux community. Many applications that were only available on Windows and/or Mac are available on
How to Use Timeshift to Backup and Restore Linux System
Timeshift is an open-source system restore tool that creates incremental filesystem snapshots using either of 2 modes: BTRFS snapshots or rsync+hardlinks. With it, you can
How to Customize Firefox Quantum User Interface in Linux
Firefox Quantum version 61 is Mozilla’s 4th major browser release in 2018 and it brought a ton of goodies including performance improvement, faster scrolling, security enhancements, bug
18 Things to Do After Installing Linux Mint 19 Tara
Linux Mint 19 Tara was released about 2 weeks ago and it brought a handful of major improvements, fixes, and new features along, further solidifying
What is FreeBSD? Why Should You Choose It Over Linux?
Not too long ago I wondered if and in what situations FreeBSD could be faster than Linux and we received a good amount of informative feedback.
What Is the Best Way to Contribute to The Linux Kernel?
A person who isn’t much of a computer literate wouldn’t know that the kernel is a fundamental part of any OS. It is so far
Anarchy Linux – A User-Friendly Alternative to Arch Linux
Anarchy Linux, compared to other Linux distributions like Manjaro and Antergos because it is actually NOT a Linux distribution. Anarchy Linux is a free and
Why is Arch Linux So Challenging and What are Its Pros & Cons?
Arch Linux is among the most popular Linux distributions and it was first released in 2002, being spear-headed by Aaron Grifin. Yes, it aims to
Linux Mint 19 “Tara” Released – Know What’s New in This Release
Linux Mint is an Ubuntu-based distro that was first released by French-born IT specialist, Clement Lefebvre, in 2006. At first, all he did was maintain a
LyX – A Powerful Open Source Document Processor for Linux
LyX is a GUI document processor with a focus on writing and it allows you to create virtually any type of document based on structure.
MindForger – More Than A Notebook and Markdown IDE
Hello lovers of FOSS! You trust FossMint to inform you of the best apps the Open Source world has to offer and today we have