Ever seen pure power in a PC? This month, Linux columnist Monty Dine takes a look at Arch Linux and shows you the endless possibilities for both experts and n00b’s alike.

Fedora has grown a reputation for being the more “sophisticated” Linux that users go to when growing out of the Ubuntu lifestyle. It favors open-source software in every aspect; from graphics drivers to general software

Linux and Open Source columnist Monty Dine takes gives you an in-depth look at Ubuntu’s latest iteration – codenamed Lucid Lynx. Find out what’s been updated and why you should download it today!

In the third installment to columnist Monty Dine’s “Linux GUIs Unleashed” series, he explores the KDE flavor of desktop environment for Linux.

XFCE is a great window manager, it is still incredibly lightweight and fast, but has enough features to make it more of a full featured window manager. At first glance, one may make the assumption that it looks like a slimmed down version of the GNOME desktop, however, it’s really a whole different animal altogether!

Linux is much more than a regular OS, in fact, rather than most “boxed” operating systems it can be customized to look and feel however the user wants it.

In this article – first in a multi-part series by Monty Dine, he’ll show you the many facets of Linux user desktops.

When you mix eye candy with the latest in Linux technology, you get Sabayon 5, of course! Monty Dine brings you the latest updates with this alternative distro to Ubuntu.

Monty Dine, IndyGeek’s newest staff writer, takes you inside the latest Ubuntu release.