The Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a set of software tools that basically lets you install and run native Linux applications on a Windows PC without rebooting into a different operating ...

I say "properly" use Linux because I gave it a try around 2010. I can't remember what distro I used, but all I can remember is trying to brute-force all the stuff I used on Windows onto Linux via ...

Most people use Linux to learn, tinker, or build something useful. I’ve used it to do things that range from mildly amusing to downright cursed. These aren’t best practices. They’re not productive.

Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) user? If so, you will be pleased to hear that Ubuntu is now available in Microsoft’s new tar-based distro format — no need to use the sluggish Microsoft Store.

wslX is a patched/extended and repacked version of Cygwin 's Cygwin/X X.Org server XWin.exe, explicitly meant for integrating local WSL Linux GUI applications into the Windows workflow. It supports ...

We’ve analyzed various distros to find the best weird and wonderful niche Linux distros for you. We looked at what types of users they’d be suited for, how lightweight and resource-easy they ...

We feature the best weird and wonderful niche Linux distros that we think are worth giving some serious consideration.

Linux is generally lightweight, but which Linux distro uses the least amount of RAM? We explored various options, and here are the winners.

Despite this, Linux has distros that make it stupidly easy to join the penguin crowd. To help you hit the ground running, here are our favorite Linux distros for beginners.

There have been a lot of weird laptops with cool features like 3D screens, full-out displays, and even screen on the lid.

All in all, Tiny Core Linux offers a nice, small, very lightweight option for experienced people looking for the best Lightweight Linux Distros for low-end or older computers.