Universal Blue, by contrast, is a Linux operating system framework that's built entirely with immutability in mind, meaning that the base image is read-only, and any modifications can be easily rolled back. This framework is genuinely something that Windows should've tried to copy, or even adopt as its own.

For systems builders, few things are as frustrating as a system that has crashed and just won't boot up again. The so-called Blue Screen of Death stares back at you mockingly, adding insult to injury. Here's what you'll need to get a system back up and ...

If you get the “Couldn’t find a bootable operating system” error while turning on your Surface laptop, use these fixes to resolve this error. Check if your SSD ...