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The latest and greatest Raspberry Pi 400 no longer looks like a hacker board for the DIY crowd, but like a full-fledged desktop. We take it through it’s paces to see if it lives up to its promise. […]
Continue reading Raspberry Pi 400: Big Bang for Little Bucks
The founder of the privacy respecting version of Android, /e/, says the time is right for phone makers to adopt an operating system that isn’t dependent on a single company. […]
Continue reading Huawei and Other Mobile ‘Tech Giants’: You Should (Really) Break Free from Google/Android
An act of Congress that was supposed to level the playing field for performers and songwriters seems to do little to upset the status quo. As The Who once said, “Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.” […]
Continue reading What’s Wrong With the Music Modernization Act
Ed Matthews
A grandson was happy with the flame throwing hot rod Linux gaming computer that his grandfather had built — until peer pressure came into play.
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Continue reading When Peer Pressure Nukes Linux for Windows
Jim Hall
The founder and coordinator of the FreeDOS Project writes about FreeDOS 1.2, which is scheduled for a Christmas Day release. There is good news for classic gamers and nostalgia buffs: this one’s got […]
Continue reading FOSS DOS for 21st Century Hardware
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