Minifree recently announced availability of three computers: the Libreboot C201 laptop, the Libreboot D16 Desktop and Libreboot D16 Server. All come with the Libreboot firmware and Debian GNU+Linux ...

Probably the closest thing to a mainstream GNU/Linux device, the Raspberry Pi, starts at only $35 and targets enthusiasts and programmers who need a low-cost functioning computer for development.

Probably the closest thing to a mainstream GNU/Linux device, the Raspberry Pi, starts at only $35 and targets enthusiasts and programmers who need a low-cost functioning computer for development.

While "the news" spreads phony numbers for Microsoft [ 1, 2] (the scale of layoffs is a lot greater than what they claim) let's examine what's happening to Windows in its home country. The US ...

In 2001, she began writing a weekly consumer computer column, and she started covering Linux and FOSS in 2002 after making the switch to GNU/Linux. When not writing about tech, she can be found ...

Even if you’re not a long-time Linux user, the terminal is still great as a way to quickly jump around your system settings ...

Meanwhile the advent of single board computers has given us affordable super-powerful hardware that can run a very capable GNU/Linux operating system and fulfill all our hackable computing needs.

It's fading from memory, but if it weren't for GNU and the Free Software Foundation, open-source, and Linux, indeed, most of our technology-driven world wouldn't be here.

We are fortunate enough to have a huge choice of single-board computers before us, not just those with a bare-metal microcontroller, but also those capable of running fully-fledged general purpose … ...

The GNU Manifesto is characteristic of its author, Richard Stallman—deceptively simple, lucid, explicitly left-leaning, and entirely uncompromising.

On August 25, 1991, a Finnish computer science student named Linus Torvalds announced a new project. ... Many people still insist on calling these operating systems "GNU/Linux distributions." ...

If you’re fed up with Windows but don’t want to give up your PC games, don’t worry. These days, Linux gaming is a lot easier than it used to be thanks to Steam, Proton, and Wine.