How to Watch Netflix Natively on Linux

Netflix has been available natively on Linux for some time, but it hasn’t always been easy to watch. Without the right setup, it’s not going to work. Fortunately, with the right software, Netflix will run on any current Linux distribution. Follow the steps below to watch videos from your Netflix library on Linux. The Evolution […]

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5 Linux Operating Systems That Offer Bleeding Edge Updates

The words “bleeding edge” suggest considerable risk. But a system that’s always improving and updating has its benefits. You might see gains in speed and security, for example. If you like that sort of thing (and are willing to take a bit of a risk), here are five of the most bleeding edge Linux distros […]

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The 5 Best Linux Distros for Artists, Musicians, and Editors

Installing a single video editor or drawing package is easy enough, but what if you need an entire operating system geared towards creativity? You might be happy with proprietary systems from Apple or Microsoft. But if you’re on a budget, are passionate about open source software, or just want the widest choice, consider Linux. Countless […]

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The 5 Best Open-Source VPNs for Linux and Windows

Open source VPNs are quite rare, but they do exist. Their transparency makes them a sworn ally for many users, who are quick to recommend them to anyone seeking a free open-source VPN. Here are some of the best open-source VPNs out there, plus one honorable mention! 1. OpenVPN What better way to start the […]

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How to Install a VPN Client on Ubuntu Linux

Encrypting your internet use on Linux makes sense, but it isn’t necessarily as straightforward as on Windows, macOS, or mobile devices. Not all VPN services offer Linux clients—so what can you do? As the most popular family of Linux distros, we’re going to look at how to install a VPN on Ubuntu. The screenshots use […]

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14 Lightweight Linux Distributions to Give Your Old PC New Life

Old PCs can’t cope with the demands of modern operating systems and software. While upgrading hardware such as memory can help, the better solution is a lightweight operating system. Many Linux distros are designed to be lightweight, with versions of Linux under 500MB and even under 100MB available. If you’re looking for a lightweight operating […]

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