Jordan

When you need to run a virtual machine on Linux, what virtualization software do you prefer to use? I jump back and forth between VirtualBox and QEMU, primarily through QuickEmu. It depends on what I need to do, and also on which operating system I need, since QuickEmu can only fetch a limited set.

There are lots of game launchers developed for Linux that let you manage and organize your game collection, and sometimes manage compatibility layers too. Lutris and Heroic Games come to mind, along with Steam of course. What apps do you manage games with?

The stable version of Debian Linux 13, nicknamed "Trixie," is due to arrive this Saturday, August 8. My mind is blown because it feels like just yesterday I was writing about the updates that were arriving with Debian 11. Are you going to use or at least try Debian 13? Or if you've tried it already, what's your experience?

While most Linux distros come with Bash set as the default shell in the terminal emulator, there's a world of alternative shells out there. I've rarely ventured outside of Bash, but I know some popular ones include Zsh, Fish, and Dash. Which shell do you prefer, and what makes it the best one for you?

As part of WWDC 2025, Apple announced this week the impending arrival of macOS 26, nicknamed "Tahoe," for MacBooks and Mac desktops. It's available as a developer beta release right now, and the public beta we think will likely be here in mid-July. Are you giving it a try, either now or when the public beta is here?

When you get a Raspberry Pi, you've gotta decide which operating system to install on it. Lately I've been using DietPi on my main Pi, but I haven't decided yet what to put on the other two I'm getting out of storage. Which one(s) are you using?