When it comes to running a home server, there’s no shortage of excellent options to choose from. Over the years, I’ve tried both Proxmox and Ubuntu Linux in various configurations. While Proxmox has a ...

Ubuntu Server is a free, open-source platform that does more than you might think. With its ability to serve as an internal company server or to scale all the way up and out to meet enterprise ...

Nearly all Linux distributions could serve as either a desktop or server OS. It's not like you'd want to slap a desktop environment onto Ubuntu Server and use it as a desktop OS, but you could ...

I recently got a desktop from a relative, and since I have never used any distro of Linux before (excluding Raspbian) I figured I would install Ubuntu Desktop on it just to see what it was like.

Most of the space utilized by a Linux system is used by the packages installed. The desktop install ISO is fairly large and has a number of optional install packages not found on the server install ...

Ubuntu is a favorite among Linux folk, whether they’re planning to do hardcore software development, power a media server or provide end-of-life functionality to older hardware.

Like Ubuntu, CentOS is one of the most popular server distributions in existence. It's nearly impossible to read topics within a Linux community and not find it mentioned a few times. And with good ...

Compare Debian and Ubuntu to find out which Linux distro suits your needs. Learn about their stability, performance, and support to make an informed choice.

Ubuntu supports static, SLAAC, or DHCPv6 address assignment. When Ubuntu was on a network using IPv6 SLAAC, RDNSS, and DNSSL, it used a temporary privacy address. RDNSS and DNSSL furnish the DNS info.