Tag
15 articles
Discover how virtualization technology lets you explore over 570 historical operating systems from the past, including Amiga Unix and XVM/RSX, all running on modern computers.
Google's Gemini 3.5 Flash demonstrated the ability to autonomously build an entire operating system, marking a significant leap in AI's capacity for complex, self-directed software development.
Learn about Microsoft's new Azure Linux 4.0, a specialized Linux distribution designed for cloud computing that works both on Azure servers and personal computers through Windows Subsystem for Linux.
Learn how to install and customize Fedora 44, the latest Linux distribution from the Fedora Project, with step-by-step instructions for beginners.
Microsoft has open-sourced its first operating system, MS-DOS 1.0, offering developers and historians unprecedented access to the foundational code that shaped the personal computer industry.
Learn how Ubuntu Linux is integrating AI features to make computers smarter, more efficient, and better at protecting users. This explainer covers what AI means for everyday users.
Learn about Linux distributions like Zorin OS and Solus, and how they provide different user experiences on the same underlying operating system foundation.
Zorin OS 18.1 delivers significant improvements over previous versions, offering an enhanced user experience that appeals to both newcomers and seasoned Linux users.
Learn how France is switching 2.5 million computers from Windows to Linux, and why this massive technology transition matters for government efficiency and digital independence.
Microsoft is mandating the Windows 11 25H2 update for all eligible PCs to ensure security consistency, with support ending for 24H2 in October. Users can temporarily postpone the update but will eventually be required to upgrade.
Microsoft may finally remove the frustrating TPM 2.0 requirement for Windows 11, a move that has been long-awaited by users. A senior executive hinted at this potential change, signaling a more flexible approach to system requirements.
Microsoft announces sweeping Windows changes to address user frustration with Windows 11, though the company stops short of offering a formal apology.
