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Latest Posts
What is Linux and Why We Recommend Using it?
This post is a part of a longer series we’re publishing about Linux and open source from A to Z. It’s made for…
What is Open Source Software?
This post is a part of a longer series we’re publishing about Linux and open source from A to Z. It’s made for…
Your Full Guide on Migrating from Windows 7 to Linux
Windows 7 was released a decade ago in 2009. A lot of people consider it to be the best Windows version Microsoft has…
Best Distribution of 2019 Goes to Ubuntu MATE 19.10
Each year, the FOSS Post chooses the best desktop Linux distribution released during the year. To do that, we apply a wide-range of…
In the Love of Open Source Communities
We do, to some limited extent, acknowledge the efforts and contributions of open source software developers. But another aspect of that goes completely…
List of 4 Open Source Network Asset Management Systems for Data Centers
A network asset management software is a specialized program for managing network devices and connection endpoints in a data center or a large…
An Interview With Slax Creator Tomas Matejicek
Slax is a minimal Linux distribution that works from USB. It is based on Debian and aims to be as much as modular…
10 Years of Using Linux: How It Was Before, And How it Became
2020 Marks my 10 years of using Linux, a decade of my life that I also spent in supporting, promoting and developing free…
Here are the 5 Lightweight Linux Distributions We Recommend
Linux is quite good in that it offers a lot of options for almost any use case. A lot of you may have…
18 Years Ago, Linux’s Legendary Package Manager Synaptic was Released
What is the first thing you do after you install Ubuntu or Debian? For me, and literally for almost everybody I met in…
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