Distributions

A few weeks ago, I made a YouTube video on risiOS and a lot of people were surprised that it was Fedora based, because most distros are based on either Debian, Ubuntu, or Arch. Well, there are quite a few other distributions based on Fedora, so let’s go through

Introduction   Many people love Manjaro as a clean and easy way to get into Arch or even Linux in general. But there are many people who claim that Manjaro has diverted too far away from Arch to give it that consideration. So, let’s compare both Arch and Manjaro, how

Linux is open-source software; however, most Linux distributions usually include some non-free software. Whether it’s proprietary blobs or drivers for running certain types of hardware, or it’s a distribution that ships Google Chrome by default for some reason… While the core of a distribution is usually FOSS software,

Today we are going to be taking a look at, Fedora and Arch Linux. Specifically we will look at some of the main differences between them, as Fedora and some Arch-based Linux distribution seems to be where I always end up when trying to pick a distro. Both Arch and

OpenSUSE is one of the best Linux distributions out there to date. Unfortunately, many people including experienced Debian or Arch users get frustrated with the differences in package management and the YaST software. In this article we will overview some of the main things you should do to jump start