…Sign in to your XDA account When it comes to building a Network-Attached Storage server, you’ve got a plethora of distributions to choose from. TrueNAS , Unraid, and OpenMediaVault are the…
…Framework joins major donors to support KDE and promote repairable, sustainable hardware. Whether you like swapping out hardware or tweaking what apps your PC has, there's a certain joy in having…
…Meanwhile, the RAM may be limited to 512MB, but you can still run a bunch of CLI Linux distributions on the SBC. You can even opt for the GUI-laden versions of…
…You could make a similar argument for Snap packages, which are supported natively in Ubuntu and supported by Canonical, though that platform has gained less traction across the rest of the community…
…Synology’s DiskStation Manager was (and low-key still is) more beginner-friendly than the unintuitive proprietary distributions rival manufacturers used to ship with their NAS rigs. Sure, Synology’s hardware has…
…Sign in to your XDA account Say what you will about ChromeBooks, but it’s hard to deny the utility of lightweight laptops that support most productivity tasks and integrate seamlessly with…
…Sign in to your XDA account Just like the home server ecosystem, the Network-Attached Storage landscape is riddled with cool distributions, packages, and web UIs you can use to build your…
…Sign in to your XDA account Linux offers an overwhelming number of distributions, and there's something for everyone. Desktop environments (DE) add the visual medium to interact with the underlying OS…
…You either need to create a virtual machine that can share the system resources and run a Linux distribution inside it. Or, you can avoid Type 2 hypervisors and dual-boot Linux…
…However, using dual Ethernet ports distributes multiple network tasks across separate connections, and this different approach starts making sense once you transfer a large volume of files. You see, my NAS has…