anitX

by jonathan - 0

antiX-17.4 (Helen Keller) released This is primarily a point-release upgrade of antiX-17.3 (Helen Keller) with a newer L1TF/Foreshadow and Meltdown/Spectre/CVE-2019-8912 patched kernel, a few bugfixes, updated translations and some upgraded and new packages. As usual we offer the following completely systemd-free flavours for both 32 and 64 bit architecture. antiX-full (c1GB) – 4

Whonix Linux

by Ifran Shakeel - 0

A review written by Irfan Shakeel from https://www.alienvault.com The Internet was not designed with anonymity in mind, but things have changed. Anonymity has become a necessary and legitimate objective in many applications (browsing the internet, chatting, sending instant messages etc.). The main reason for this is that even if traffic is

Deepin

by Adarsh Verma - 0

deepin 15.10 Is A Beautiful Linux Distro That’ll Make Windows Users Jealous By Adarsh Verma - April 29, 2019 The deepin Linux distro has a long history of different names, including Deepin, Linux Deepin, etc. This China-based distro is also known for its user-friendliness as well as its elegant appearance that can make

KDE Neon

by jonathan - 0

Just recently, I reviewed Plasma 5.15, and it was a good, pleasant experience. Throughout my review, I tried to avoid making explicit mentions of the underlying test framework - KDE neon - in order not to confuse the improvements in Plasma with the system itself. Now, it is time to give neon

Arch

by Jason Evangelho - 0

Introducing The Arch Linux Summer 2019 Community Challenge A reivew written by Jason Evangelho from https://www.forbes.com Welcome to the Linux community challenge you probably weren't expecting. Arch Linux is notorious for being three things: ridiculously customizable. lightweight and difficult to install. Arch is a rolling release distro that eschews the simple,

PCLinuxOS

by jonathan - 0

Last update: August 25, 2018 A review written and sourced from https://verummeum.com PCLinuxOS is a rolling release Linux distribution, offering a KDE and a MATE desktop version. Besides these official versions, other community maintained flavors for other desktop environments are available. This review is based on the KDE version of PCLinuxOS. The

Tails Linux

by jonathan - 0

You can’t be too worried about the safety of your sensitive personal data online. We are living in an age when hacker attacks are a regular occurrence, and you need to do everything in your power to stay safe online. Using the Linux Tails operating system is a proven way of

Solus

by Mike Johnston - 0

A review by Mike Johnston from https://www.cmscritic.com Solus is a unique distribution in that it is written from scratch, something we don't see that often anymore. Most new distributions tend to choose from either Debian, Ubuntu (technically they are the same thing to some extend), Arch or something

Ubuntu

by Abhishek Prakash - 0

A review written by Abhishek Prakash from https://itsfoss.com Ubuntu 19.04 Release Date Ubuntu 19.04 will be released on 18th April 2019. Here’s the official release schedule followed for Ubuntu 19.04 Disco Dingo: Feature freeze: February 21, 2019UI freeze: March 14, 2019Kernel freeze: April 1, 2019Beta release date: March 28, 2019Final release date: April 18,

Elementary

by Jason Evangelho - 0

A review written by Jason Evangelho from https://www.forbes.com As part of my journey into the expansive and exciting world of Linux desktops, I've been engaging in a behavior known as "distro hopping." I'm sure many Linux users have their personal reasons for doing this, but for me it's fueled in equal

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