Debian opens a door for non-free firmware
The topic of non-free firmware has caused some turbulence within the Debian project, but now the community has a new direction.
Read MoreThe topic of non-free firmware has caused some turbulence within the Debian project, but now the community has a new direction.
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Read MoreThierry Nuttens, the developer of NuTyX, shares a behind-the-scenes look at a small Linux distribution.
Read MoreIf you want to move away from Ubuntu’s Snap package format, the unsnap script removes snaps from your computer and replaces them with Flatpaks where possible.
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