Chrome OS Flex is a game-changer. If you value time and saving money for your small business, then it may just be in your future.

Open Media Vault allows anyone to set up an enterprise-level file sharing and backup server - and it’s all free software - one of the best deals available, period.

This is the final article in the Free Computing for Solopreneurs? series. The Challenge of finding a free computer and the software to run on it has been achieved… well sort of.

In this Eleventh article in the Free Computing for Solopreneurs? series, I go through the preliminary steps people should take after installing Linux Mint.

Linux security may seem inconvenient, but it develops good practices. With Windows and MacOS those security measures are optional, but by making these security measures the default in Linux, it is simply more secure, including against viruses and malware.

In this ninth article in the Free Computing for Solopreneurs? series, I go into detail on how to install Linux Mint - intended for non-technical people.

Now that we have a a Linux computer in our network, what can we do with it? Can we manage our websites with it? Let’s find out.

In the seventh article in the Free Computing for Solopreneurs? series, I explain where the Linux operating system comes from and why that matters in our search for free software.

In this eight article of the Free Computing for Solopreneurs? series, I explain why Linux Mint is really one of the best options for getting started with Linux, period.

In this sixth article in the Free Computing for Solopreneurs? series, I explain the origins of free software and why it matters that it is really free to use & share.