Now that Debian 12 is out, a bunch of Linux distros built on top of it are issuing new versions – the latest being CrunchBang++. CrunchBang++ 12.0 sees the Linux…
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Read MoreThe average rating for Void Linux soared high on DistroWatch, making it a must-try for advanced users. Learn why it is winning hearts.
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Some neat improvements feature in the latest update to ONLYOFFICE, an open-source productivity suite for Windows, macOS, and Linux. As always I’m not shouting the name to annoy you, it’s simply how it’s stylised. ONLYOFFICE 7.4 featur…
Read MoreBased on Fedora Linux 38 but shipping with Linux kernel 6.3, Ultramarine Linux 38 now uses System76’s CPU scheduler for prioritizing processes.
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Tails 5.14 is now here with automatic migration to LUKS2 and Argon2id for users of Tails 5.12 or previous versions.
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Based on Fedora 38 and targeting new Linux users, risiOS 38 comes with a revamped Quick Setup tool, an improved risiTweaks, and the latest Linux kernel 6.3.
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Powered by Linux, dahliaOS is a lightweight and modern operating system for a fast and versatile computing experience.
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Powered by Linux kernel 6.1 LTS and bringing the most up-to-date Plasma 5.27.5 desktop, Debian 12 “Bookworm” is now available. Here’s what is new!
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It looks we’re getting super close to a Linux Mint 21.2 beta release. Development on the follow-up to last year’s Linux Mint 21.1 release was recently wound down, and a new version of the Cinnamon desktop tagged for release on GitHub. These…
Read MoreWith Debian 12 released and well-received attention turns to its successor, Debian 13 — and we already know a few tantalising details about it. First up its codename. Debian releases…
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Read MoreKDE Frameworks 5.107 improves support for installations with an encrypted home directory by storing thumbnails in their typical cache location.
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Want to thank the GNOME extension developers for their hard work? They now have the option to add a donate button.
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The first beta version of Thunderbird 115 offers an updated user interface designed to be more modern and customizable. Learn more here.
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Users of the Evolution Flathub build are being asked to consider switching to beta builds to help ramp up testing of future releases. Developer Jiri Eischmann lays out the case…
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Read MoreWant to show appreciation to the developer of your favorite GNOME Shell extensions? Well, it just got easier as the official GNOME Extensions website now lets add-on authors show donation…
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Read MoreDebian 12 ‘Bookworm’ has been officially released and is available to download. The latest version of this iconic and influential Linux distribution has been in development for 2 years. It’s the stable series successor to Debian 11 &#…
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