Plymouth, the open-source graphical boot animation and logger application, has been updated to version 23.51.283, a release that brings various new features and improvements.
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Linux Kernel 6.7 is finally released! Linus Torvalds announced the release on Sunday night: So we had a little bit more going on last week compared to the holiday week before that, but certainly not enough to make me think we’d want to delay this any further. End result: 6.7 is (in number of commits: […]
Read MoreA new year, and an all-new Linux kernel to help power it along! Yes, the Linux 6.7 kernel is now officially release — and it’s hefty one packed with an assortment of new features, new hardware enablement, and more. By commit size alone Linux 6.7 …
Read MoreFolicate, the modern ebook reader, released version 3.1.0 with new features support. It’s a free open-source reader written in JavaScript, and uses GTK4 plus LibAdwaita for its modern user interface, that works in most Linux Desktop and mobile devices such as PinePhone. Folicate can open local ebook in EPUB, Mobipocket, Kindle, FB2, CBZ, and PDF […]
Read MoreHighlights of TUXEDO Control Center 2.1 include a revamped dashboard that now features more system parameters, including clock speed, fan speed, power consumption, temperature, and currently active graphics mode, a freely customizable fan control (with…
Read MoreUri Herrera announced today the release and general availability of Nitrux 3.2.1 as the first ISO snapshot in 2024 for this systemd-free, Debian-based, and immutable GNU/Linux distribution built around the KDE Plasma desktop environment.
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As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, so does the complexity of API (application programming interface) security. With the proliferation of APIs in modern applications and services, organizations will need to develop a better und…
Read MoreThe Debian Project kicked off 2024 with two important Linux kernel security updates for its supported Debian GNU/Linux 12 “Bookworm” and Debian GNU/Linux 11 “Bullseye” operating system series, addressing multiple security vulnerabilities.
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The Linux Foundation’s 2023 annual report: Here’s where funds were allocated to boost open-source innovation and growth.
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First of all, it looks like not all the bugs that have been reported by users during the beta phase of Linux Mint 21.3 were addressed, which means that we will have to wait a little longer for the final release to hit the streets. Unfortunately, the Linux Mint team didn’t provide a release date […]
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Read MoreLatest Vim 9.1: Remembering Bram Moolenaar, featuring new :defer command, virtual-text support, and EditorConfig plugin. See what’s new.
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Lossless Cut, the popular free open-source video cutting/trimming tool, updated recently with full-screen support. There are a few tools to cut out a fragment of a video in Linux, besides using heavy video editor application (e.g., Kdenlive and OpenShot). They include Video Trimmer, VidCutter. However, Lossless Cut is my top favorite one! It lets you […]
Read MoreHandBrake 1.7.2 is here about five weeks after HandBrake 1.7 as a modest update that improves the automatic selection of Dolby Vision Level and the performance of the software on Linux systems by removing duplicate graphic assets and reducing file size…
Read MoreTails 5.21 release includes a fix for system partition resizing errors and updated Tor Browser 13.0.7. Here’s more on that!
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Discover the revamped features and enhanced flexibility with Enlightenment 0.26 and EFL 1.27.
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Keeping an eye on CPU, memory, and network activity in GNOME Shell is made easy, thanks to an array of community-built extensions tailored-made for the task. Now, there’s a new option available for users to use — and it’s designed, develope…
Read MoreEvery year, we have some exciting new distributions that try to do things differently or offer something meaningful rather than being “just another distro.” So what were some successful distro reveals this year? Let me highlight the best ones.
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Year 2024 is here, and it is time to look forward to the trends that will shape the year. And here are our predictions on how things will move for Linux and open source.
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Breaking free from the source-only tradition, Gentoo Linux introduces binary packages for a faster and more convenient user experience.
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Featuring an updated GRUB bootloader to version 2.12 RC1 and an updated CA certificate bundle, the IPFire 2.27 Core Update 182 release is here to introduce a new change in the default firewall policy to block outgoing SMTP traffic from internal network…
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