About
Linux Uprising is new website aimed at Linux users in general and Ubuntu in particular. Our articles cover not only Linux and Ubuntu, but also free and open source software.
We post news from the Linux and open source world, how-to articles, application reviews, tips and tweaks.
Linux Uprising is not another copy / paste blog. We actually test things and try to come up with unique and original content.
Linux Uprising serves as a Linux and open source toolbox, in order to help our readers:
We post news from the Linux and open source world, how-to articles, application reviews, tips and tweaks.
Linux Uprising is not another copy / paste blog. We actually test things and try to come up with unique and original content.
Linux Uprising serves as a Linux and open source toolbox, in order to help our readers:
- install that cool new application for which there are no installation instructions anywhere.
- stay up to date with news from the free and open source software world.
- tweak various parts of their system or desktop interface.
- find an alternative to a Windows or Mac app you can't live without, or to an application that no longer works.
- fix system and application issues.
Linux Uprising caters to both novice and experienced users. We try to present everything in an easy-to-understand, easy-to-use format, but that might not be enough in some cases. If you don't understand something or want some clarifications, leave a comment and we'll do our best to explain and make everything clear.
If you're new to Linux Uprising, make sure to subscribe to our RSS feed to receive updates in your favorite feed reader. You can also receive updates via email (you won't receive any unsolicited emails, we promise!), the Linux Uprising Telegram channel, or by following us on Twitter, Friendica/libranet.de (you can follow not only from Friendica, but also from Diaspora or GNU Social, which includes Mastodon) or Facebook.
Got a tip you want to share with us? Post it on r/LinuxUprising.
