There are many different flavors of Linux, and since most are free to use, there comes a point when you might feel compelled to try a bunch of them out. We call this distro-hopping. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingIf you’re looking for an app to record or stream your screen, OBS Studio is a perfect choice. This free open-source software has plenty of configuring options that allow for more control than other similar apps. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingThe Apple Watch has become the standard for smartwatches, having a user base of over 100 million worldwide. While you may be contemplating purchasing one for yourself or as a gift to a loved one, ask yourself this: Is it really necessary? MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingThe latest version of the Linux kernel, 5.17, has been released with bug fixes to reassure users worried about Spectre attacks and improve hardware support, despite a short delay. The security changes and hardware support are welcome, but apart from that, there's not much to get excited by with this release. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingWhen a program you’re utilizing stops responding to your actions, it has likely crashed and burned. A non-responsive program is one of the most common kinds of software crashes. The error message for a not responding program process says: “The application is not responding, do you want to end this process?” MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingDo Chromebooks run Linux? This isn't the way they're advertised, for sure. Google doesn't tell you Chromebooks come with Linux. They run Chrome OS, Google's take on what a desktop operating system can be. MUO – Feed
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