FSF Events: Free software education – Let’s get practical! at WHY 2025
Program manager Miriam Bastian will give a workshop on free software education at WHY 2025.
Read MoreProgram manager Miriam Bastian will give a workshop on free software education at WHY 2025.
Read MoreRight now, LG is offering a free mini fridge when you purchase a qualifying appliance.
Read MoreA few simple adjustments to your TV’s basic settings can lead to a noticeably crisper picture and a better overall viewing experience.
Read MoreSpaceX shares details about a program that allows multiple households – think condos or apartments – to share Starlink equipment.
Read MoreThe biggest pitfall for the Pixel 10 Pro Fold may just be timing.
Read MoreThe Thermal Master Camera is a snap-on accessory that turns your phone into a high-powered thermal imaging tool.
Read MoreTuba 0.10 features a redesigned post composer, YouTube playback, timeline tweaks and more, making this open-source Linux Mastodon client even better.
You’re reading Toot, toot: Linux Mastodon App Tuba Gets a Major Update, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. …
Amazon was already selling new cars, but now you can get certified pre-owned cars, too. The retail giant is also adding more manufacturers.
Read MoreThis favorite ad blocker extension finally comes to Apple’s Safari browser, but be sure you download the right one.
Read MoreTux Typing (or tuxtype) is free software education game designed for kids to learn keyboard typing and English vocabularies by playing. As part of The Tux4Kids Project, Tux Typing is a sibling to Tux Math, a similar education game but for studying math…
Read MoreAs AI models increasingly ace conventional tests, researchers are looking for new benchmarking methods. Google is betting on games.
Read Moreby George Whittaker
In the last decade, the digital landscape has shifted from a space of casual convenience to a battleground for personal information. From constant corporate profili…
Read MoreJetBrains announced the 2025.2 release of its PyCharm Python IDE today! 2025.2 will be the last supported version of PyCharm Community. In the next 2025.3, there will be only an unified PyCharm with core functionality (including Jupyter Notebook support) for free and a Pro subscription with additional features. The developer team will offer a seamless […]
Read MoreFirst, Cloudflare accused the AI company of bypassing no-crawl directives. Now Perplexity says Cloudflare has it all wrong.
Read MoreSmall enough to fit in your palm, Rolling Square’s universal travel adapter can transform to work with outlets in over 200 countries.
Read MoreDear community
I am happy to announce that we have released a virtualbox image
containing the GNU Health Hospital Management System 5.0 server
running on a Debian GNU/Linux operating system.
This virtual machine is a GNU Health “plug and pla…
Read MoreIf your Linux desktop environment of choice is GNOME, there’s a new AI-based assistant that you need to try.
Read MoreScoring a refurbished MacBook Pro M1 from a marketplace like Back Market can save you hundreds – but is it really a smart buy?
Read MoreYou are never too old or too young to learn programming.
Read MoreThe free Bixby upgrade starts today with Samsung’s 2025 TV lineup.
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