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 A few months ago, I had challenges with my #windows 10 PC. This was mainly due to the frequent updates that sometimes would stop half way or take long hence delaying most of my work. Another issue was that my older PC became draggy due to the size of OS.  Through research and a recommendation from a friend, I realized I needed a cheaper, lighter and simple OS that would enable me work easily. Among the few options, a Linux distribution, would be the ideal one although I earlier never liked it because of its appearance and looking different from #windows. During the course of the year, I remembered a video of  by Christopher Barnat on a YouTube channel called Explaining Computers talking about this window like Linux Destro called Zorin Os . This was a game changer. I found this Zorin Os so light and easy to use especially for those with old PCs and moving from windows to Linux.  I have since installed it on the my old PC and it gives me a similar feel to windows ...

 The best way to stay organized and ensure that deadlines are met is to adopt automated simple systems that can make your business tick. Fortunately these four apps can help your business more productive where everyone within the team is archives his/her targets. Asana is a very good basic project management tool out there and free for Basic Plan. This is a good app to keep track of your project deadlines. Evernote is the best note taking app and comes handy for small businesses. This app keeps your notice organized and convenient for scheduling tasks. Slack is the other app that enables team collaborations and communication. It enables teams to work together to chat and input on ideas in one interface.  Todoist is a task app that helps execution of  activities in a list form. It enables timely finish up activities since every task completed is ticked in real time. Linux users can use Planner which has a similar interface to Todoist and can also link to your windows/M...

So recently #window11 was launched with a lot of mixed reactions from users allover the world. This got me thinking, should I upgrade or stay with my old windows 10.  So what is already known is that if you're already a Windows 10 user and have a compatible computer, Windows 11 will appear as a free upgrade for your machine once it becomes available for you. Microsoft's new OS is gradually rolling out between now and mid-2022. However if your machine isn't compatible and you still want a windows 11 look and feel, there are few options out there which include; Adopting a linux based distro like Zorin Os which gives a slightly similar interface to windows 11  Getting a windows 11 theme for windows although this would not you a good feel of the Os. Although i wouldn't go for this if am a windows 10 user Try installing windows 11 from scratch; I have seen this from different sites however am still skeptic about how this would work in the long run. Generally I would say, s...