Linux is Confusing. These Articles Should Help

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LINUX IS CONFUSING. THESE ARTICLES SHOULD HELP.

What Apps Can You Actually Run on Linux?

Remember Linux’s Wobbly Window Animation? It Might Come Back!

What Is an AVI File (and How Do I Open One)?

The Best Free Video Converters

Download Windows 95 as a Windows, Mac, or Linux App, Because You Can

What is ZSH, and Why Should You Use It Instead of Bash?

Linux Steam Beta Offers Windows Games Using a Compatibility Layer

How to Set Up and Use Linux Apps on Chromebooks

What is a tar.gz File, and How Do I Open It?

What’s New in Windows 10’s October 2018 Update

What Is a Log File (and How Do I Open One)?

How to Install Desktop Themes on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

What Is A 7Z File (And How Do I Open One)?

How to Install Firefox in Chrome OS

What is Cryptojacking, and How Can You Protect Yourself?

Get Mojave’s Dynamic Wallpaper in Windows and Linux Right Now (While Mac Users Wait Until Fall)

What Is An ISO File (And How Do I Use Them)?

How to Use the Ping Command to Test Your Network

Make Ubuntu Look Like macOS Mojave’s Dark Mode

What Is A File Extension?

Why the Google Pixelbook is a Chromebook Worth $1000

How to Enable Case Sensitive File and Folder Names on Windows 10

How to Make Ubuntu Look More Like Windows

How to Watch Apple’s Live Stream Events on Windows, Android, and Linux

There Are Now Three Versions of Ubuntu in the Microsoft Store, Here’s Why