Ready to ditch Windows? It's time to migrate to Linux, but not all distros are made for developers. Give Linux Mint a go!

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This review first appeared in issue 354 of PC Pro.

Microsoft is ending Windows 10 support in October 2025. Explore your options including paying for the ESU program or ...

Nick Gelling, product test writer at Consumer, explains that the premature expiry of Windows 10 could turn into a tech nightmare for hundreds of thousands of people, with all editions of the software ...

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It serves as the foundation for many popular distributions, including Ubuntu and Linux Mint. Known for its stability, security, and large software repositories, Debian provides a robust package ...

CEO Casey Sorensen explained that they discontinued distributing Windows 10 a year before the cutoff and now focus on Linux Mint for older systems. "We will distribute Linux laptops that are 6th ...

Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu. It's specifically designed to work "out of the box". The two main flavors use the MATE (pictured) and Cinammon desktop environments. The layout is familiar for ...