Forget the bare minimum - here's how much RAM you actually need to get the best performance out of your Linux system.
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Ubuntu is easily the most bloated Linux distro, but it doesn't have to be
On the flip side, the Linux ecosystem has several flavors that feature a bare-minimum number of packages and services.
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Snap out of it: Canonical on Flatpak friction, Core Desktop, and the future of Ubuntu
Ubuntu Summit The Register FOSS desk sat down with Canonical's vice-president for engineering, Jon Seager, during Ubuntu Summit earlier this month. This is a heavily condensed version of our ...
Another fascinating aspect of SpiralLinux is that it can be easily upgraded to either Debian Unstable or Debian Testing (if you're brave and want the latest, greatest releases -- but with probable ...
Ubuntu 25.10 now offers amd64v3 optimised packages. What does x86-64-v3 mean for your CPU, and will the modest performance improvements be noticeable?
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