This tutorial will explain how to have Parabola computer operating system with KDE Plasma Desktop in step by step. Let's start!

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MX is an interesting desktop GNU/Linux based on Debian but without Systemd.  It's powered with simple and user friendly interface thanks to XFCE Desktop. It's actually very lightweight, shipped with a lot of MX own tools (including remastering and tweaking ones), available in 32-bit and 64-bit architectures. The latest version, MX-18 "Continuum", equipped with ability to search and install Flatpak applications. Last but not least, MX exists as collaboration between two big communities, Mepis and antiX, hence the name MX since 2008 up to today. I hope you enjoy my overview below introducing several good points of MX. Enjoy!

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Devuan GNU+Linux is the first free software operating system to promote Init Freedom campaign. Devuan is a modified Debian GNU/Linux without systemd init system. Devuan Desktop comes with XFCE and bunch of free applications such as LibreOffice and GIMP. Current Devuan release is 2.0 codenamed "Ascii" which is released in 2018. Devuan supports both PC 32-bit and 64-bit, as well as embedded computers like Raspberry Pi, Nokia 900, and so on. Devuan makes everything more interesting as it provides an SDK to enable programmers create new GNU/Linux distro and Refracta Installer to enable casual users create a remaster or a custom LiveCD. To make you even more interested, thanks to Devuan, now we see new distros like Etertics and Maemo Leste, both as desktop and mobile OSes, developed without systemd. This intro article explains in brief what is Devuan, where to get it, the init system used, the desktop, and several more things. Finally, I hope you will give Devuan a try and like it.

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Many tutorials we found on internet talk about DNSCrypt but no one talks about Ubuntu 15.04. As you know, Ubuntu 15.04 brings big changes named systemd (replaced upstart as init system). So, installing DNSCrypt on 12.04 will be different with 15.04. I try to write an article about it. In short, DNSCrypt will encrypt our DNS request so our connection will be secure from DNS hijacking or any of such security attack. We will install DNSCrypt via PPA from Pascal Mons because some days ago he uploaded the Vivid packages for DNSCypt. Thanks for Pascal Mons.