A deeply informative guide to Debian Stable — its history, reliability, and why it remains the backbone of the Linux world.
Debian Linux (Stable): Who It’s For and Why It Matters
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Fedora Linux: A Complete Guide for Professionals, Educators, and Power Users
An authoritative guide to Fedora Linux — its enterprise-grade tools, developer focus, and modern workstation experience.
How Linux and Open-Source Software Can Save NEMO Small Businesses Thousands
A detailed comparison of costs and benefits for small businesses switching to Linux, with special focus on rural and low-margin operations in places like Kirksville, Missouri.
What Ubuntu Really Offers: Power, Simplicity, and Purpose
An in-depth look at Ubuntu’s ecosystem — from desktops and classrooms to servers, cloud infrastructure, and beyond.
Which Linux Distro Should You Choose?
Explore a deep comparison of five top-tier Linux distributions—Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, openSUSE, and Linux Mint—to find the one that fits you best.
Is It Hard to Switch to Linux? Not Really.
Switching to Linux is easier than ever. Learn how modern Linux systems work for everyday users — with real facts, examples, and reasons to finally leave Windows behind.
Open-Source Localism in Kirksville
How open-source software and right-to-repair thinking strengthen small-town tech independence.
The Kirksville Local’s Guide to Free and Open-Source Software
A practical guide from Switchboard Tech Services in Kirksville on replacing expensive software with free, open-source tools for Windows and Linux users.
The Right to Repair in Rural America: Why It Matters to Kirksville
Why the right to repair is more than a tech issue in Kirksville, Missouri. It is about independence, sustainability, and keeping skills and dollars in our own community.
How Open-Source Saves Local Dollars and Builds Local Skill
When money’s tight, free software like Linux keeps Kirksville running. How open-source tools save cash, extend hardware life, and build real tech skills in our community.