K.G. Orphanides
K.G. is a journalist, technical writer, developer and software preservationist. Alongside the accumulated experience of over 20 years spent working with Linux and other free/libre/open source software, their areas of special interest include IT security, anti-malware and antivirus, VPNs, identity and password management, SaaS infrastructure and its alternatives.
K.G.'s tech writing has also appeared in PC Pro, WIRED, Trusted Reviews, The MagPi, Linux Journal, Expert Reviews and Wireframe, among others. Their broader professional background also includes anti-malware testing, IT and information security for large international organisations, documentation and tutorial writing, fiction, marketing and copywriting, Linux compatibility implementation and testing, and work within the video games industry.
Their current side projects include hardware and software reconstructions of 1980s and '90s era FM synthesis and early MIDI audio production technology for modern computer systems, preservation and compatibility work on "lost" software, permacomputing, the small internet, and interactive fiction.
You can get in touch with K.G. via email at reviews@kgorphanides.com.
Latest articles by K.G. Orphanides
Best server distros 2024
By K.G. Orphanides published
Best We've evaluated the best server distros around to help you and your business make the best choice for your OS
Best Linux distros 2024
By K.G. Orphanides last updated
Best We round up the best Linux distros for desktops with options for beginners through to fully-fledged operating system pros
Setting up a syslog server - a step-by-step guide
By K.G. Orphanides last updated
Tutorials Setting up a dedicated syslog server is a great way to keep on top of network monitoring following a cloud migration
Setting up and securing Amazon S3 storage
By Andy Webb, K.G. Orphanides published
In-depth Everything you need to know about setting up and securing Amazon’s Simple Storage Services
Microsoft Teams review: A no-brainer for Microsoft shops
By K.G. Orphanides last updated
Reviews Existing Microsoft 365 subscribers will love Microsoft Teams - others, not so much
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