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How to Use pandas DataFrames in Python to Analyze and Manipulate Data
If you want to analyze data in Python, you’ll want to become familiar with pandas, as it makes data analysis so much easier. The DataFrame is the primary data format you’ll interact with. Here’s how to make use of it. What is pandas? pandas is a Python module that’s popular in data science and data […]
Switching to Linux: How to Replace Everyday Apps With Open-Source Alternatives
Switching to Linux is exciting, but let’s be honest. One of the first things that hits you is the question: “What about my apps?” For years you’ve probably relied on Microsoft Office, Photoshop, OneDrive, or similar tools. The good news is that Linux has a thriving ecosystem of open source applications that can step in […]
I Tested This Open Source Keyboard for a Month, and It Replaced Gboard
There’s absolutely no reason a phone’s keyboard app needs to connect to the internet, yet every popular keyboard app does this. Google’s Gboard and Microsoft’s Swiftkey both ping home, which feels like a privacy nightmare. The problem is that I’ve never been able to find a keyboard that’s just as good as Gboard—until now. Why […]
Google’s New Developer Rules Threaten to End the F-Droid Open-Source App Store
Summary From 2026, Google will require verified developer IDs and signing keys for every Android app, even sideloaded ones. F‑Droid and anonymous contributors can’t comply, risking loss of open-source app distribution. This centralization, purportedly for security, could erase sideloading and diminish Android openness. Android’s openness has always been its strength, but that freedom is about […]
5 Linux Distros That Play Nice With Brand-New Hardware
Are you building a new PC and want to install Linux on it? Don’t settle for the timid Linux distributions that prioritize stability over everything else. Distros that pack the newest hardware support are all around if you know where to look. Possibly the most common gateway to the world of Linux is an old […]
Linux Kernel 6.17 Released With Better Support for Intel Graphics
Summary Linux kernel 6.17 adds stable Intel Panther Lake (Xe3) support for upcoming Core Ultra devices. SR-IOV for Intel Arc Pro and more multi-GPU fixes boost VM and graphics support on Linux. The mainline kernel gains RP1 PCI support for the Raspberry Pi 5, plus Apple SMC for M1 and M2 chips, as well as […]
Why This Distro Is More Popular Than Ubuntu and Linux Mint Right Now
Have you noticed everyone talking about CachyOS lately—seemingly surpassing Ubuntu and Linux Mint in popularity? Are you wondering what makes this Arch-based newcomer so special? Let me show you why this distro is capturing everyone’s attention right now. Who Voted CachyOS the Most Popular Distro? CachyOS is an Arch-based Linux distro that’s been dominating the […]
I Replaced Notepad++ on Linux With This Text Editor
One of the most missed software when switching to Linux is Notepad++. Many Windows users love it due to its simplicity and programming-related features. There are many modern text editors on Linux that do a great job. After some searching, I’ve found one that I like a lot. My Experience With Text Editors on Linux […]