Thin clients are cheap, quiet Linux endpoints, but most people deploy them wrong. Here’s how to use them the right way.

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For years, the idea of carrying a full PC in your pocket has hovered between ambition and gimmick. From early convergence ...

The Xbox Full Screen Experience (or FSE) debuted late last year on the pricey Asus ROG Xbox Ally X, steadily trickling out to ...

The Steam Machine focuses on a compact, quiet TV setup with Steam OS and Proton, so you enjoy console-like play without ...

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ChromiumOS is the open-source project that ChromeOS is based on. Aluminium sounds like the perfect codename for an operating ...

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