Do you love Windows or Linux? Being on a Linux website, it's not hard to take a guess, but what are the strong reasons to switch to Linux? Linux is a 100% free OS. Is that reason alone enough? Let's find out! Never have there been more compelling reasons to make the switch. Here are just five great reasons for users to create that magical move from the wayward world of Windows to the lauded land of Linux.

Microsoft just brought their first Office application to Linux today.  Microsoft Team app is now available with both a public preview of a 64-bit .deb release and a 64-bit .rpm release for Linux users.

It has been a fascinating week for elementary OS users. With the launch of elementary OS 5.1, we have noticed several exciting new features, and there is a good reason to upgrade. Finally, every elementary OS user's dream has come true. You can perform an upgrade from Juno to Hera, as discussed in the official elementary blog.

RipMe can be used to download images in bulk from all major image-hosting websites. Among others, these include Imgur (most importantly), Reddit (yes, you can download pictures of a full sub-Reddit), Twitter, Tumblr, Flickr, Instagram, etc. A complete list can be found here.

Although the KDE Plasma 5.17 release is just a few months old (released in October 2019), news of the next major KDE offering, KDE Plasma 5.18, is already making headlines.  KDE Plasma 5.18 is not only the next major release of the distro.

Installing the apps offline comes handy at times when you want to deploy the same app in multiple machines or when you have a lousy internet connection. Today, we show you an option to install apps while you are offline by using a free app, Camicri Cube.

Yesterday, the Debian Installer team announced the first Alpha release the Installer for Debian 11, codenamed "Bullseye." Debian originally announced their upcoming Debian 11 Bullseye, the next major Debian release, in July of this year at the 20th annual DebConf19 conference in Brazil.  Development on Debian 11 began months ago.  Yesterday's announcement of the Installer's Alpha release is the first news we've had from the Debian Development team since DebConf19.

For Linux users, there is no official desktop client for the Microsoft OneDrive. Hence we suggest an alternative third-party software called Rclone. This app is a command-line based tool used to synchronize all your files to and from the cloud.  Rclone tool supports various cloud storage services like Amazon Drive, Google Drive, and many other cloud storage services, including the Microsoft OneDrive.

Gammy is a program that adjusts the level of screen brightness and the amount of blue light emitted automatically. The way it works is that Gammy takes a screenshot after a very fixed period, and gradually adjusts the brightness based on that.

Today, the elementary Team officially announced the release and availability of elementary OS 5.1, codenamed "Hera."  The much-anticipated release comes after over a year of development efforts by the team. Let's delve into the new features this new version has to offer.