Tag: technology


  • Anduin OS review

    Anduin OS review

    For nearly a month, I have been testing this OS and decided it would be fitting to try it on a first-generation Surface Laptop Go, especially since support for that model ends in November 2024. What makes this OS especially intriguing is that it was developed by a Microsoft engineer, aiming to ease Windows developers’…

  • Could Linux replace Windows on the desktop?

    For years, the age-old question has persisted: Can Linux replace Windows? While it has yet to achieve widespread mainstream adoption, an interesting trend is emerging. In the US, Linux recently reached a significant milestone, achieving a 5% adoption rate. Let’s examine the case for and against a revolution powered by Linux. The case for Linux…

  • The Honda GB350S

    Everyone once every few years something comes along. Something that makes you take a second glance and want to pick it up. It’s not the features, or how it looks. There is something different. It could be a phone, an e-book reader, a computer or even a motorcycle. This time it was a motorcycle, an…

  • The future of ChromeOS, and the consquences of merging it with Android

    I always view ChromeOS as a beacon of hope for the open-source desktop. Despite being controlled by a conglomerate, it empowered users to acquire a genuine Linux computer with the convenience of mainstream retailers. Although it didn’t boast high-end performance, it excelled in educational and business settings, when cloud-based operations prevailed. It was functional, low…

  • Why I left X, and why you should too

    This week could have been better for the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. In the past two years, the network has evolved from what it once was. Some major news outlets left X,  including the much revered Guardian newspaper. This also encouraged many users from Europe and the US to jump ship to…