Linux Distributions Explained: How to Choose the Right Distro
The main Linux families (Debian, Red Hat, SUSE, Arch), release models, popular distros compared, and a simple guide to choosing one.
The main Linux families (Debian, Red Hat, SUSE, Arch), release models, popular distros compared, and a simple guide to choosing one.
How Unix, the GNU Project and a student hobby in 1991 became Linux, with the milestones from Debian and Red Hat to Android and containers.
Free software, open source and copyleft explained: where they came from, the four freedoms, and how GPL, MIT and AGPL licences differ in practice.
Bits, bytes and every unit up to petabytes, why 1 TB shows as 931 GB in Windows, and how to convert between megabits and megabytes.
Follow one click from bits and transistors through boot, the CPU fetch-decode-execute cycle, memory and the operating system to the screen.
How operating systems evolved from batch monitors and time-sharing to Unix, DOS, Windows, Linux, mobile and containers, and what stayed the same.
A dated timeline of computing from Babbage and ENIAC through transistors, microprocessors, the PC, the internet, mobile and cloud.
Install a language pack and switch the Windows display language in Settings or with PowerShell, plus fixes for the errors people hit most often.
Bus, star, ring, mesh and hybrid networks compared in plain language, with the strengths, weaknesses and where you actually meet each one today.
A strict order for fixing a Gigabyte GA-H170M-D3H boot loop or no-display fault: power, CMOS, minimal build, memory, CPU support, BIOS settings and PSU.