I've owned countless Android tablets and iPads and still have a few sitting around my office. However, it's one of those gadgets I rarely use. I do almost everything on my smartphone, and there are certain tasks (like filing my taxes or booking a vacation) I prefer to do on a computer or laptop. As a result, my iPad is collecting dust. The only time I really use it is on airplanes. What about you? How often do you honestly use your iPad?

This week, Linux Mint 22 was officially released with a number of quality-of-life improvements, boasting six years of security updates. The alternative PC operating system is popular for its familiarity and ease of use for people new to Linux and coming from Windows. In fact, Mint was the first Linux distribution I ever installed, and it served me well for about a year before I started trying others. Are you tempted to give version 22 a try, or, if you're already a Mint user, are you upgrading?