GNU/Linux in Desktops and Laptops
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Best Linux Desktop Environment: 16 Reviewed and Compared [Ed: Page updated]
The world of Linux Desktop Environments is vast and ever-evolving. With so many options available, it can be difficult to decide which one is right for you. Whether you need a lightweight and efficient environment for business purposes, want the best gaming experience possible, or require an environment with high levels of privacy and security, there’s a Linux Desktop Environment out there for everyone.
Another thing to note is that installing a distro comes with a desktop environment already set up. However, so many popular desktop environments are available that it might be difficult for someone new to choose which one fits their needs best. With that in mind, I created this comprehensive guide on the best Linux desktop environments. Regardless of your level of expertise, this tutorial will help you find the perfect one for your needs.
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6 Reasons Why 2022 Wasn’t the Best Year for Chromebooks
Chromebooks hit an all-time popularity high in 2020 as billions of people were forced to stay home, and discovered they needed a cheap way of entertaining themselves, working, and engaging with the education system. But 2021 saw sales drop off sharply to 37.3 million units, and it's estimated that a mere 30 million Chromebooks will have shipped by the end of 2022.
With 2023 appearing over the horizon, the future looks bleak for Chromebooks. Why is it so?
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Can the HP Envy x360 (2022) run Linux?
The easiest and safest way to run Linux on the HP Envy x360 (2022) is through virtualization tools. If you're on Windows 11 Pro, you can use Hyper-V on Windows to install Linux on a virtual machine. Just search for it in the Start Menu and follow the steps on your screen. If you're on Windows 11 Home, you can also install Linux on a virtual machine through an app like Oracle Virtualbox.