Featured Comments: Week of 2014 October 19
This post is delayed (I would usually put it up on Sunday) because I was out of town for the last few days. There was one post that got a handful of comments, so I'll repost most of those.Review:...
View ArticleFeatured Comments: Week of 2014 December 28
Happy new year 2015! This past week, there were two comments on one post. I will repost both of those.Review: CentOS 7.0 GNOMEAn anonymous reader said, "Both CentOS and Scientific are straighforward...
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Introduction to gnome maps
We live in a day when having a map is a very important thing, but technology has advanced so much that we can literally enjoy having the most detailed maps in front of our eyes, be it on the computer...
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Review: Linux Mint Debian 2 “Betsy” MATE
Main Screen + Linux Mint MenuIt has been over a year since I've reviewed Debian-based Linux Mint. Since then, some major changes have occurred. The most notable is that Debian-based Linux Mint is no...
View ArticleUbuntu GNOME: the typical part of the family
The GNOME edition is one of many official Ubuntu spins available since version 13.04. It is officially supported by Canonical. I have never tried this version before, although I am more or less...
View ArticleWant to try GNOME 3.22? This is the Linux Distro you’re looking for!
GNOME is perhaps *the* the most popular Linux desktop envoronment out there. And GNOME 3.22 is the latest stable release from GNOME foundation. Yet, it is almost impossible to find a mainstream Linux...
View ArticleReview: openSUSE Tumbleweed GNOME Snapshot 20170329
For the last 5 years, I have been running Linux Mint 13 LTS "Maya" Xfce as my main OS on my laptop. Its support cycle is only 5 years long, so its end-of-life is fast approaching (within a month). This...
View ArticleFeatured Comments: Week of 2017 April 2
There was one post from this past week that got one comment, so I'll repost it.Review: openSUSE Tumbleweed GNOME Snapshot 20170329Reader msian_tux_lover said, "I think you missed the point and...
View ArticleHow to Install GNOME Shell Extensions GUI / CLI
GNOME Shell extensions are small and lightweight pieces of codes that enhance GNOME desktop’s functionality and improves the user experience. They are the equivalent of add-ons in your browser. For...
View ArticleHow to Install GNOME on Linux Mint 20
Gnome is the default desktop environment for many Linux distributions. Gnome is based on GTK+ and has a new release every 6 months. Linux Mint by default supports Cinnamon, MATE, or Xfce desktop...
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