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Ubuntu Devs Working on New ‘Mini’ ISO (

A new network installer is in development for Ubuntu 23.04. The size of the ISO could be as low as 140MIB making it a good fit for USB & CDs.
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The Unofficial Spotify App for Linux is Back from the Dead

Spotify Premium subscribers on Linux will be pleased to hear that they (once again) have an alternative to the official Linux client. I’m pleased to report that development on Spot…

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Hardware Acceleration Coming to Qt Web Browser ‘Falkon’

Users of the Falkon web browser will soon be able to take advantage of hardware acceleration when using the browser on Linux. A dev commit adds an option to enable…

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Linux Now Officially Supports Apple Silicon

Linux now officially supports Apple silicon. The latest Linux 6.2 kernel release is the first version to ship with mainline support for devices powered by some of Apple M1 Pro,…

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openSUSE Leap 15.5 Beta Available to Download

The openSUSE Leap 15.5 beta is now available to download. The update features KDE Plasma 5.27, Python 3.10, new graphics drivers, and more.

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GNOME Console Gets Handy Tab Overview Feature

Terminal tabs addicts are being catered for in the next release of GNOME’s Console app. Console (known as ‘KGX’ or ‘Kings Cross Station’ during early stages of development) replaced GNOME…

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Want GNOME Shell to Work Your Way? Check Out This Extension

Want vertical workspaces in GNOME 43 or above? If you do, you probably know about the Vertical Workspaces GNOME extension. It’s a well made bolt-on that (shock) brings vertical workspaces…

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‘Design’ is a New, Native 2D CAD App for Linux

Designers, makers, engineers, and hobbyists now have a new tool they can use to tackle 2D computer-aided design (CAD) projects on Linux. Design is a 2D CAD app for Linux…

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helloSystem 0.8 Released (FreeBSD-Based OS Inspired by macOS)

Before you say it, I know: this site is titled omg! linux and not omg! BSD – despite this I’m gonna ask you to waive this post through. See, I’m…

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Debian 12 “Bookworm” Just Hit its First Freeze

Development on Debian 12 “Bookworm” just hit a major milestone. Ahead of its expected release later this year, the popular Linux distro has officially entered a freeze period. Paul Gevers,…

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It’s Official: 3rd-Party Twitter Apps No Longer Allowed

Welp, it’s official: 3rd-party Twitter clients are no longer allowed to exist. As per Engadget, the social networking site has updated its developer agreement to state that devs can not “use…

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How to Install GNOME Nightly Apps on Linux

If you’re a fan of all things GNOME, and want to try new versions of core apps before they’re released, GNOME Nightly builds are what you’re looking for. GNOME Nightly…

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GNOME 44 Release Set for March 22, 2023

GNOME 44 will be released March 22, 2023. This is the the date pencilled — subject to change, as always — in the GNOME 44 release schedule on the GNOME…

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More Developers Use Linux than Mac, Report Shows

The 2022 StackOverflow developer survey shows that more developers use Linux than Mac. And while Windows remains the most used platform with developers overall it’s not by as much as…

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Ubuntu Considers Removing ‘Archive Manager’ from Default Install

Should Ubuntu drop the Archive Manager app from the default install? That’s the suggestion put forward for community discussion by a prominent Ubuntu developer. The reasoning is that since Nautilus lets us create/extract commonly-compressed forma…

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After 18 Years, GNOME Finally Fixes THAT Bug

It’s taken 18 years, now GNOME is finally adding an icon view to its native file picker. Anyone who has spent time using the GNOME desktop will have noticed that…

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Mastering the Art of Vim: Five Tips to Improve Your Nerdiness

While Vim’s future prevalence is debated, the consensus remains that it provides a powerful development environment. Here are five useful tips and tricks to improve your nerdiness and powerfully traverse text documents and code.
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Linux Mint Takes Over Development of Timeshift, the Nifty Backup Tool

Timeshift is a popular open source tool for system backups and snapshots via Rsync or Btrfs. Now, Linux Mint has announced it’s assuming maintenance of it.
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Bash For Loop Array: Iterate Through Array Values

How do I use bash for loop to iterate thought array values under UNIX / Linux operating systems? How can I loop through an array of strings in Bash? This page explains how to declare a bash array and then use Bash for Loop to iterate through array valu…

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PHP 8.1 is Here Studded with Highly Requested Features

PHP 8.1 has been officially released and brings numerous innovations, such as enumerations, fibers, and performance improvements. Here’s what’s new.
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