As I review one Linux distribution or another, I find myself uttering phrases like “This is pretty good! Almost makes me want to switch my system to this,” over and over again. So many ...

Make Linux look like macOS. The ability to customize Linux and make it your own is one of the best things about running it on a computer. Yes, it’s even possible to make Linux take on the ...

Should more Linux distros emulate Apple's OS X operating system? ... No longer can phone manufacturers complacently issue hamstrung devices that only look, but don’t really act, like smartphones.

If you're thinking of moving from Windows to Linux, AnduinOS may just be the perfect way to make the transition smoothly.

On the surface, it doesn’t look like Linux developers are addressing this kind of problem at all. The two most visible desktop interfaces, GNOME and KDE, are just as complicated as the Windows ...

People don’t like change. One of the things that some people get hung up on is the look and feel of the desktop. More precisely, some Windows users who look at Ubuntu Linux get hung up on how it ...

Linux only: Want the look and feel of a Mac without paying the high-end design premium? Tired of hearing from all your Mac-happy friends how awesome L ...

Similarly, if Linux looks like Unix, behaves like Unix, and handles security and processes like Unix, then it must be Unix–albeit a new and improved Unix flavor, but Unix nonetheless.

After my fourth desktop installation in as many days, I suddenly realized a couple of things. One: I like trying out new distributions, and two: I noted how uncluttered my preferred interface is. See ...