After a decade of loyalty, I finally bid farewell to Ubuntu, but not without a heavy heart.

Chinese device maker has been offering tiny Windows and Android computers for a few years, but the company first came to my attention back in 2012 when I learned that the Android-powered Mele A1000 TV ...

Want to turn a TV into a Ubuntu computer? The very orange MeLE PCG02U just might be what you’re looking for. This tiny stick computer costs only $70, meaning you can add a desktop to any TV for very ...

I'm a Linux geek and have been using Ubuntu since its original release in 2004. These are the essential settings, apps, and ...

The commercial sponsor and originator of the Ubuntu project, Canonical, has stepped into new territory with the launch of a storage and sync service called Ubuntu One. In the tradition of open source ...

Canonical has been busy porting Ubuntu to run on devices with RISC-V processors. This summer the company released builds of the popular GNU/Linux distribution for the StarFive VisionFive, Allwinner ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Meet Emma Marshall. She helps customers install a printer, connect to Wi-Fi and set up e-mail on their new computer. She shares software to create reports or ...

The open-source Ubuntu computer operating system supports a wide range of scanners and printers, which is one reason why many businesses use Ubuntu on their computers. As long as your scanner connects ...

Ubuntu is starting to show up in lot more places lately: tablets, phones, and this neat little computer-on-a-stick created by MeLE called the PGC02U. It’s $70, with an Intel BayTrail processor, 2GB of ...