We list the best lightweight Linux distros, to make it simple and easy to run a simpler Linux OS on older x86 computers.

If you're tired of being walled in by macOS or spied on by Windows, it may be time to jump ship to Linux. Here are some less-intimidating versions of the OS.

Sure, Linux is a great OS for all sorts of users. But developers need just the right tools to do their jobs - and these 5 distros deliver.

One of the best parts about using a Linux distro is the vast wealth of knowledge available online. What works for Ubuntu or some other Debian-based distro will likely work for Linux Mint.

If you are using a low-end or an old Windows computer and want the best lightweight Linux Distro, check out the list mentioned here.

Many programming languages, libraries, and frameworks have first-class support on Linux, making it an ideal platform for open-source development.

Jack Wallen kicks the tires of Fedora 36 and comes away seriously impressed. Find out why he believes the latest iteration of Fedora Desktop might be the new gold standard.