In “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” Linus shares what he learned with his friend and what he was trying to, often by asking the right questions.

Linus Torvalds is one of the most influential figures in the world of open source software, having created Linux and Git. He's got some thoughts.

YouTube enthusiasts hoping to watch their favorite tech channel, Linus Tech Tips, woke up to find the channel deleted today after being taken over by crypto scammers. The perpetrators also took over two related channels named Techquickie and TechRelated ...

Mention the word "pumpkin" in October to a fan of Peanuts, the comic strip created by Charles Schulz in 1950 and, voilà, it's time for the Great Pumpkin to arrive. The tale finds Linus in the pumpkin patch on Halloween awaiting the arrival of his ...

Linus Sebastian, creator of the popular YouTube tech channel Linus Tech Tips, has revealed that the channel has earned more than $26 million on the platform through AdSense. Jon Youshaei recently interviewed Sebastian for his YouTube video titled, He Made ...

In a collaboration video with LinusTechTips where they build his new PC, Linux creator Linus Torvalds made a surprising defense of Windows by stating that "a big percentage of those [Blue Screens of Death] are hardware not being reliable" and thus not the ...

Linux users can't seem to agree on what the best setup is, and there's a reason for that. The perfect one is the one you choose.

We all know and love Linus Sebastian from LinusTechTips, and the man himself and his tech channel have reached a massive milestone of 10 million subscribers. But his latest video, in my opinion, is one of his best: The video is one of, if not his most ...

EVERGREEN, Colo. — Project Linus, a volunteer-run nonprofit that provides handmade security blankets to children in crisis, celebrates its 30th anniversary this Christmas Eve. The date marks three decades since founder Karen Loucks Rinedollar launched the organization from Parker in 1995.

Paul’s Second Letter to Timothy offers some helpful hints as to who Linus was in the early Church. When Paul wrote this letter, he was imprisoned, probably in Rome. Toward the end of the letter, the great evangelizer mentioned that Linus sent greetings ...