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I tried going back to Windows, but these Linux features keep me from returning
Open-source is where my heart is.
Your Windows PC has a security deadline this month, and most people don't know
Fortunately, it's a 5 minute fix.
Windows won the desktop by being compatible with everything, but that's starting to look like a drawback
Too much of a good thing.
PowerToys Grab and Move solved a Windows annoyance I didn't know how much I needed
I kept moving my windows my reaching for the top, but with this new goodie to enjoy, it's never been easier to move and even resize my windows.
Microsoft Phone Link completely dropped the ball, but here's what I use instead
Step up from the basic functionality for free.
I switched to Linux and got tools that Windows users will never have pre-installed
Feels good to be FOSS.
Windows will never be atomic, and that gives Linux a permanent edge
It's a piece of OS tech that I've really fallen for.
Criminals are exploiting a 2025 WinRAR bug because nobody is updating their app
Or reading the warnings, apparently.
Windows users love to underestimate how stable Linux actually is
Is Windows 11 really that much more stable?
The designer of the worst Windows theme ever made has revealed why it got added
Surprisingly, it wasn't a prank.
Google’s new desktop app might finally make finding files on Windows simple
And it even steals a page from macOS.
3 things I never got as a Windows fanboy that Linux users have had for years
Better late than never.
Task Till Dawn is the best task scheduler on Windows and macOS, and here's how I use it
Who likes wasting hours on repetitive tasks anyway?
Microsoft's CVP thinks we'll ditch the keyboard and mouse for voice commands in 2030, but I'm not convinced
Controlling Windows with your voice via a digital assistant? Now, where have I heard that one before...
4 reasons I use both NFS and SMB on my NAS for file sharing
The secret to hassle-free file transfers on your home network.
You can now lock your Windows machine via an Android phone app you may already have [Update: Microsoft's announcement]
One tap and everything's safe, no matter where you are.
