But if you want to browse the internet, stream, or use most productivity software or office suites, you’ll find a capable ...

Have you ever wished you could carry a small computer (other than your phone) in your pocket? Amy Cavender explores one way to make that happen, and notes some possible use cases.

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Ok I have installed and booted Linux from a USB Key to to try out varous dristros, but I never installed Linux a USB key. How do I do this? Anything I should be careful of?

OK, you've settled on which version of Linux you want to load on your old PC. Here's how to make it happen.

Burning a Live CD or USB Stick There are a few different methods for installing Linux on your computer, but generally, the most popular way is by downloading and burning a live CD (which has its ...

I recently got a 500GB Samsung T7 USB hard drive which I would like to use for a while at least to toy/experiment with linux distributions. Problem is, it seems fairly difficult to actually ...

Installing Linux Mint on an XP PC is something any Windows power user can do.

Create Bootable Installation Media To boot, try, and install the Linux system you downloaded, you'll need to create bootable installation media from your ISO file.

AltHack has posted a guide for installing previously-mentioned OS Damn Small Linux on a USB drive.The guide requires a thumb drive of 256 MB or la ...