Best of WindowsFebruary 2025

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    Avatar of networkchuckNetworkChuck·1y

    Your Remote Desktop SUCKS!! Try this instead (FREE + Open Source)

    A new open-source remote desktop solution supports Windows, Mac, and Linux and can be hosted personally, eliminating the need for costly RDP services. This solution addresses limitations of RDP, such as requiring Windows Pro and providing non-native performance for remote access across different networks. Alternatives like Guacamole, KasmVNC, and RustDesk offer diverse functionalities, with RustDesk being particularly praised for its features, performance, and hosting flexibility.

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    Avatar of devtoDEV·1y

    How to Install DeepSeek-R1 32B on Windows: System Requirements, Docker, Ollama, and WebUI Setup

    This guide provides detailed instructions for installing DeepSeek-R1 32B on Windows using three different methods: Docker, Ollama, and WebUI. It includes the system requirements for both minimum and recommended setups, steps for installing each method, and considerations for choosing the best installation method based on user needs and hardware capabilities.

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    Avatar of communityCommunity Picks·1y

    Windows Finally Has a 'Sudo'-Style Command Too

    Windows 11 version 24H2 introduces a new feature called 'sudo' that allows users to run single commands as an administrator, similar to the sudo command in Linux. This feature can be enabled through System Settings under the 'For developers' section. The default setting runs commands in a new window, but other options are available. If users experience issues or prefer a more Linux-like experience, they can use the open-source tool gsudo.

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    Avatar of watercoolerWatercooler·1y

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    Avatar of christitustechChris Titus Tech·1y

    Why I Use Linux

    Linux is preferred by the author not for common reasons like security or reliability but because of the freedom it offers in customization, the efficient workflow facilitated by tiling window managers, and the continuous sense of discovery. The author highlights dissatisfaction with Windows mainly due to its embedded advertisements and limited customization compared to Linux.