Diego Germán González
I was born in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, where I discovered my passion for computing at the age of 16. Since then, I have dedicated my life to learning and sharing everything I know about Linux, the free and open operating system that has allowed me to access the digital world. As a visually impaired person, I have personally seen how Linux improves people's lives by offering solutions tailored to their needs and preferences. My dream is to help more people benefit from using Linux, and that is why I dedicate myself to writing articles, tutorials and reviews about this wonderful system. I firmly believe that Linux is the future of computing, and I want to be a part of it.
Diego Germán González He has written 805 articles since February 2019
- 22 September What I learned about Linux at Linux Addicts
- 10 September About the GNU project and the failure of free software
- 10 September Is Stallman the father of the failure of the GNU project and free software?
- 31 Aug Open Source "Lifeguards"
- 31 Aug Jetbrains IDEs begin to support Wayland
- 31 Aug ReiserFS is officially deprecated
- 30 Aug Linux applications for the Flowtime technique
- 30 Aug Python came to Excel
- 30 Aug The "meritocaste" and the failure of Linux
- 29 Aug In defense of our fellow Linux Post Install
- 29 Aug How to celebrate the day of the video game player in Linux
- 29 Aug Is it a sin to earn money with Linux and free software?
- 24 Aug Ubuntu 23.10 Mantic Minotaur will have these new features
- 22 Aug What is an enterprise Linux distribution
- 16 Aug Is OpenELA a good idea?: How it works and what advantages it offers to Linux users
- 12 Aug OpenELA is bad news for the Linux world
- 05 Aug Bram Moolenaar, creator of Vim, has died
- 05 Aug WordPress goes for Google Domains customers
- 31 July Some open source frameworks
- 31 July More programs to create resumes