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Applications on the Kubuntu Focus Ir16 (Gen 2) Linux laptop.
3 cool Linux apps to try this weekend (November 28 - 30)

Do you like scrobbling your music? Check this out.

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Illustration featuring the Python logo surrounded by data-analysis elements, including bar charts, a pie chart, a magnifying glass, and faded icons of tools like NumPy, pandas, SciPy, and Jupyter in the background.
I install these 9 Python tools on every new machine

These are my go-to libraries for Python data crunching.

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Two Linux penguins holding magnifying glasses frame a screenshot of the FSearch application performing a fast file search on Linux.
This search tool will make Windows folks feel at home on Linux

Unleash the potential of your Linux system with a Windows-inspired search utility.

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Illustration of a laptop showing synced files with the Syncthing logo above it, while Google Drive and OneDrive icons appear crossed out.
I ditched Google Drive and OneDrive for this free open-source syncing app

Syncthing keeps my files synced across devices without subscriptions or cloud lock-in. Here’s how it works and who should be using it

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MailSpring icon centered on a purple gradient background, with dashed path lines and small paper airplanes circling around it, with several Outlook icons with red 'X' symbols.
I ditched Outlook for this open source email client (and it’s not Thunderbird)

My outlook for the future of Outlook was so poor that I switched apps.

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Linux mascot wearing sunglasses and using a laptop, surrounded by floating windows with the i3 Window Manager logo in the background.
How I finally unlocked Linux’s find command

The key is mastering find’s tests, actions, and operators.

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Tux Linux scared looking at a virus
Why a portable Linux install is my favorite troubleshooting tool

Windows crashed without warning? Tux has your back.

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Windows 11 interface featuring the DisplayFusion and PowerToys icons surrounded by various toggle switches.
I disable almost every Windows startup app. These two are worth keeping

Most startup apps slow Windows down, but a couple are actually worth keeping. Here are the only ones I let run at boot.

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The Kubuntu Focus M2 Gen 6 laptop on a desk with a software updater and Linux terminal open.
This is the Linux distro I recommend to every Windows user

Switching to Linux is not a painful process anymore.

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Windows 11 wallpaper with some laptops around and a padlock icon in the center.
3 subtle Windows customization tools to try this weekend

You aren't limited to the options Microsoft includes in the operating system.

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DigiKam icon centered with histogram graphics around it, surrounded by gear shapes, with the Windows wallpaper blurred in the background.
I use a free, open-source Linux photo manager that actually shines on Windows

If you’re tired of Windows photo apps falling apart with a big photo library, this open-source photo manager is worth a look. It’s fast and it’s free.

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Tux, the Linux mascot, using a laptop in front of Cinnamon desktop mountains logo.
3 useful Linux apps to try this weekend (November 21 - 23)

I guarantee one of these applications will really speak to you.

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Linux mascot sitting on a chip with blurred code in the background.
This is Linux's greatest strength, but it's also its greatest flaw

The reasons why everyone loves Linux are the same exact reasons why others avoid it.

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A tombstone featuring the Linux mascot with 'R.I.P' engraved below it, with several discontinued Linux distributions blurred in the background.
5 pioneering Linux distros that quietly faded into history

Explore the rise and fall of these groundbreaking Linux systems, and how their legacies live on.

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An Xbox controller in front of Cyberpunk 2077.
This open-source program saved me from buying an Xbox or PlayStation

Game on—without the extra expense.

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Four Linux distributions with the Linux mascot, Tux, in the center of the screen and the Windows 11 wallpaper in the background.
Here's how I rank the most popular lightweight Linux desktops

You might say these are the heavyweights of the lightweight DE genre.

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A thoughtful Linux mascot beside two Linux desktop screens, divided into 'Beginner' on the right, and 'Pro' on the left.
New to Linux? Choosing your first distro is easy with this list

The right distro sets the stage for your Linux adventure.

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