What r/linuxquestions is talking about this week

Linux. It just does what it's told, and that's it. When something doesn't work, yes I still get a little fustrated, but I also understand why and can usually fix it. However, I've noticed now...

There are so many useful Linux commands and little terminal tricks that can save time, but some are surprisingly easy to overlook when you're starting out. Sometimes one simple shortcut can...

I've heard of certain Linux distributions which reject the usage of glibc entirely, but what's the main reason the rejection of GNU entirely within certain corners of the Linux community (which,...

Im really intruigued by this matter, beacause im thinking of a hyphothetical scenario where they go to work at a company thinking that they know how to use the computers there just for them to all...

One thing I love and hate about Linux is how a seemingly small issue can turn into an entire evening of troubleshooting. A flickering display, broken drivers, missing dependencies, or an...

Hi, I'm 16 years old and in my third year of high school studying computer science. I'd like to learn cybersecurity, and it seems like a great choice to start with Linux, networking, and things...

I think open source software is great, but it's not free, someone has to pay to develop it. With proprietary software either you pay or get out, with open source it's your choice to pay for the...

I dont even remember where i saw it but it was like a meme that said “use appimage, or use an insecure flatpak” Im far from a smart linux user so id just like to know if flatpak are truly...

Like I wanna make the switch into Linux, I’ve already researched distros and I decided on mint. Anyways I’m kinda nervous when it comes to installing it on my laptop since I don’t wanna nuke my...

Need help on this plz