Jordan Gloor is a Senior Editor at How-To Geek. With a strong foundation in technology, he specializes in software development, open source software, and consumer electronics, drawing from his extensive experience in writing technology guides and articles. Jordan's work has been featured in How-To Geek, Knowledia, and Yahoo.
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Jordan Gloor's coverage is heavily focused on "How To" guides, with a significant portion of the content dedicated to technology-related topics. If you have expertise in providing step-by-step instructions for using specific software or hardware, especially within the realm of gaming or productivity tools for Windows and Linux platforms, your insights could be valuable to Jordan.
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I think we might see Konqi on more screens.
The first 3 settings you need to change on a new NAS
This KDE Gear release is making the open source ecosystem even more stable and inviting.
Listening to music on a Soundcore speaker or headphones? Check out the number 3.
By: Jordan Gloor
These fan-made Jellyfin clients totally redefined my home media server
If a distro won't run them, I'm not using it.
Sometimes you just need a quick reminder why you moved to Linux.
AppImages and a thumb drive are a matched made in heaven.
It's actually easy to turn what you know about your local area into useful public info.
By: Jordan Gloor
Those old CD games that have been sitting on your shelf for eternity? Linux can run them.
