Choosing the right desktop environment can make or break your Linux experience. Here's the best options for new users.

Linux-based, more portable than any mini PC, and just as affordable, the Steam Deck is great as a Linux desktop.

With 16GB of RAM, you can open far more tabs in your browser, do some gaming, use virtual machines, develop, and create video ...

While this is of no concern when you look at Linux as a wannabe-UNIX that will happily do the same multi-user server tasks, it’s an absolutely awful choice for a desktop OS.

You don't need to spend four figures to get a reliable home PC—many of our budget desktop favorites are under $600. Check out ...

Point release brings Cinnamon tweaks, shiny apps, and Ubuntu's Hardware Enablement stack The latest point release to the ...

Unlike with Windows or OS X, there are numerous desktop environments available for Linux, sporting wildly different looks and capabilities.

If Linux ever had a shot at becoming a major desktop OS, that moment has now passed. Here's why Tux is headed for a dead end on the desktop.

The four top Linux distributions -- Fedora, Mint, openSUSE and Ubuntu -- differ widely in their approach to the desktop. We look at all four and figure out which is right for you.

One of the best advantages Linux has over Windows and macOS can also be the most confusing. Let's learn what the heck a Desktop Environment is!

It's hard to say exactly what percentage of desktop and laptop computers run Apple OSX, but it's clear that the operating system has made slow but steady gains at chipping away at Microsoft's lead ...