This site is a collection of tips, examples and small chunks of code I’ve used over the years as I’ve worked with Linux. Mostly the items found here are for my own use but I’ve made the site public in the chance that it will help other people. If you find something useful please let me know. Also if you think something I’ve mentioned could be done better I would welcome the feedback.
Read MoreGCompris, KDE’s educational software suite, released new 26.0 version few days ago. The new version introduced official companion tool for teachers, added two new activities, and fixed various bugs. For those who don’t know about the software, it’s a free open-source educational software for children aged 2 to 10, which works on Linux, Windows, BSD, […]
Read MoreIf you're juggling multiple tasks and want something simpler than Jira or ClickUp, this is worth trying.
Read MoreDid you miss this week’s top articles? Here are the five most read article on FOSS Force for the week that just ended.
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I tested top HR platforms like BambooHR, Deel, Rippling, and Workday to find solutions that simplify employee management for all types of businesses.
Read MoreZDNET tested the best antivirus software on the market, with support for multiple operating systems, VPNs, and robust protection.
Read MoreBack Market offers refurbished MacBooks from across the price spectrum, but are they worth it? I got a MacBook Pro M1 and tested it out.
Read MoreDarktable, the free open-source photography app and raw developer, released new 5.4.1 version one day ago. This is a minor release that focuses on bug-fixes, stability improvements, as well as camera support changes and translation updates, but no new features. First, the new version fixed possible crashes in the situations, when mounting a camera from […]
Read MoreChannel Sounding adoption is slow, but Auracast is gaining momentum. It’s all up to manufacturers.
Read MoreI pushed eight free AI chatbots to their limits to find the best AI chatbots of 2026. To explore our top picks, check out ZDNET’s chatbot-by-chatbot guide.
Read MoreThe Sony Bravia 3 may be an base model LED TV, but it still offers plenty of premium-grade features. Amazon is selling 85-inch version for just under $1,000.
Read MoreApple Music and Spotify are the two most popular music streaming platforms, so you should know what each has to offer before subscribing.
Read MoreThe recent rise of RAM and GPU prices have made it hard to find good gaming laptop deals, but right now at Best Buy you can save almost $1,100 on the HP Omen 17.
Read MoreLockdown Mode defends your iPhone against cyber attacks and blocks forensic tools after a seizure. Here’s how to quickly activate it.
Read MoreUS athletes will sport Oura Rings to track their health. Here’s why sponsorships like these can inspire new features.
Read MoreHere’s what people were reading the most on FOSS Force during the month of January, 2026.
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SpacemiT and Canonical bring Ubuntu 26.04 LTS to the K3 RISC-V SoC, one of the first RVA23-compliant on sale. Ubuntu 24.04 support expands to the K1.
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With standard budget phone specs and a decent camera, the amiGO Jr. phone could become a go-to option for parents. There’s a companion watch, too.
Read MoreHP’s EliteBook 8 G1i (16-inch) is a power-efficient multitasker with a generous selection of I/O. Here’s my buying advice in 2026.
Read MoreFrom editable PDFs to instant translations, Google Docs is stacked with features that most users overlook.
Read MoreWith the upcoming ThinkPad, Lenovo commits to repairability with a redesigned ‘Space Frame’ motherboard. Here’s how it works.
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