Ubuntu 23.10 “Mantic Minotaur” will be the last interim release before the next LTS release, Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. Learn more here.
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Ubuntu 18.04 ‘Bionic Beaver’ was a bountiful release that brought a bunch of brilliant improvements to the fore — but alas, the end is nigh. Well, kind of. Ubuntu 18.04 hits end-of-life on May 31, 2023 — but, importantly, it only affects st…
The 7th point release in the Debian 11 “Bullseye” series is now available to download. Debian 11.7 doesn’t carry any new features with it (as expected) but it does ship…
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Sometimes I come across an app, a script, or an extension that does something pretty minor that most people — even myself, sometimes — won’t have need for. And… I kinda want to write about it. Typically, I don’t because the sort of comments…
GNOME devs have released the first version of a new camera app which could replace the classic Cheese webcam utility. GNOME Incubator app Snapshot debuted on Flathub this weekend, and…
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Are you a multimedia professional tired of using different tools for different purposes? Do you want a single platform that can handle audio, video, graphics, and more? Look no further than Ubuntu Studio 23.04 “Lunar Lobster”, the latest release of the multimedia production platform that has everything you need. What’s new in Ubuntu Studio 23.04 “Lunar Lobster” Audio: PipeWire and Studio Controls In this release, Ubuntu Studio has switched to PipeWire as the default sound server, but it’s not recommended for professional audio. Studio Controls is not included by default, fear not, though, as you can install ubuntustudio-pulseaudio-settings to access…
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A newly discovered security issue in Devuan’s default installation allows for obtaining root privileges without a password. Learn more here.
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Released recently, HuggingChat provides a more transparent, inclusive, and accountable alternative to ChatGPT. Learn more here.
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The Ubuntu 23.10 codename has been revealed — and it’s a marvellous moniker. As per Launchpad, home of Ubuntu development, Ubuntu 23.10 is codenamed “Mantic Minotaur”. This Machiavellian mandate may manifest as a milestone worthy of ……
Clonezilla Live 3.1 introduces two new tools: dvtm (dynamic virtual terminal manager) and dtach, which emulates the detach feature of a screen.
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The private vulnerability reporting feature provides a direct collaboration channel for easier reporting and fixing of vulnerabilities.
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Check out this review of Voyager Linux 23.04, which brings an updated Ubuntu Lunar Lobster base, stunning GNOME, and more apps.
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Ardour 7.4 introduces support for MIDI subgroup buses, support for the Lua DSP processor to downmix 5.1 audio to stereo, and more.
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Canonical published new Linux kernel security updates, which are available for Ubuntu 22.10, 22.04 LTS, and 20.04 LTS users.
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The GNOME 44.1 point release adds a section title in the Background Apps menu alongside other improvements and fixes. Learn more here.
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In this edition, catch up on big news stemming from KubeCon CloudNativeCon Europe, including the EU Cyber Resiliency Act, the launch of the TLA+ Foundation, a new World of Open Source survey, and recently published reports from LF Research on the business value of the OSPO and best practices on managing open source projects on GitHub.
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While it’s not a FOSS option, Opera is finally available on Linux. This might encourage some users to switch from Windows or macOS.
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To me, it feels like only yesterday that GNOME 44 was released but it has in fact been a month — and the first point release is now available. GNOME…
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With Spin.AI App Risk Assessment, Google Workspace admins and security teams can make an assessment of the risk Chrome extensions may present.
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A new version of effortlessly easy audio player Amberol is rolling out on Flathub. Amberol 0.10 is composed of small but welcome changes that provide users with more control over…
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