Linux.com

Home News Hardware Desktops

ZaReason's New Linux Netbook, How to Thrive in a Tough Market

ZaReason is an independent Linux OEM that sells a line of pre-installed Linux machines, from netbooks to desktops to servers. Founder Cathy Malmrose talks about the challenges of running a Linux shop in a Windows world.
Read more... Comment (0)
 

Build a High Powered Linux Workstation on the Cheap

Remember the olden days of hertzes and bytes? Now it's giga-everything. Paul Ferrill takes advantage of low hardware prices to build a super-duper high-power Linux workstation for cheap. How cheap? $1000? $500?

Read more... Comment (0)
 

What's Bogging Down Your Linux PC? Tracking Down Resource Hogs

Today's low-end PC hardware is like the supercomputers of yesteryear, and yet it can feel like you're still struggling with an old 386. Akkana Peck shows how to use the ps and top commands to find CPU and memory hogs on your Linux computer.
Read more... Comment (0)
 

Five Ways Linux Saves Older PCs

Windows and Apple rely on endless upgrade cycles to keep the money flowing. Linux, on the other hand, is much more considerate of the planet and our finances. Eric Geier has five excellent ideas for giving new life to old PCs with Linux.

Read more... Comment (0)
 

PC Sales Down in Q2, Likely for All of 2009

While it's not as bad as it is for car salesmen, PC sales isn't a great business to be in right now.
Read more... Comment (0)
 
Page 141 of 143

Who we are ?

The Linux Foundation is a non-profit consortium dedicated to the growth of Linux.

More About the foundation...

Frequent Questions

Join / Linux Training / Board