The world’s first RISC-V tablet has gone on sale. Fresh from giving us affordable entry to the exciting world of RISC-V with their new single-board computers, Pine64 has announced the…
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By cutting unnecessary processes, you can realize near-real-time container startup, critical in cars and other time-sensitive applications.
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The Ubuntu 23.04 release is out on April 20 and to help hype its arrival I put together a video to show off the most striking changes. Not that news of what’s new in Ubuntu 23.04 will be a surprise to those of you who read this blog regularly — o…
As part of our commitment to transparency and fostering a welcoming and inclusive community, we are publishing our annual Code of Conduct transparency report for all 2022 Linux Foundation events. We take our Event Code of Conduct seriously and want to ensure that all event participants, whether in-person or virtual, are treated with respect and professionalism. Our events are intended for open source professionals to network, collaborate, and exchange ideas in a safe and supportive environment.
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Learn what’s new in OpenBSD 7.3, which brings new packages, features, and port updates across operating system code functions.
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Firefox 113 plans to bring support for animated AV1 images, a more secure password generator, and an enhanced picture-in-picture feature. Learn more here.
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Set up a quick application observability solution that records metrics in real time and pipes them into a database for analysis.
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Slint 1.0 is an open-source GUI toolkit for desktops and embedded systems. Check out its highlights, and let us know what you think about it.
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4MLinux 42 ships with the long-term supported Linux 6.1 LTS kernel series by default, alongside the Mesa 22.2.3 graphics stack.
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GNOME 45 has a release date set for September 20, with an official release schedule that provides details about the six-month-long development cycle.
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Firefox 112 is a modest release; the biggest change is the ability for Ubuntu users to import browser data from the Chromium web browser.
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The latest monthly release of Mozilla Firefox is available to download, right on schedule. Firefox 112 intros a handful of changes that gives some extra buffs to this brilliant open-source web-browser. Like what? Well, Mozilla mention the ability to ri…
Consider the variables when planning and executing your AAP or Tower upgrade and learn what makes sense for your scenario.
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DietPi is a lightweight Debian-based Linux distribution for SBCs and server systems. Check out the highlights of the latest DietPi v8.16 release.
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Landscape 23.03 makes managing all Ubuntu versions and derivatives, as well as Debian Bullseye, easier than ever. Learn more here.
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This post is based on a presentation by Tejas Patel, program manager in the information innovation office at DARPA, given during ONE Summit North America 2022.
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Flathub Beta is the software update that Linux users have been waiting for, including a sleek, brand-new design and exciting new features.
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KDE Frameworks 5.105 looks like a small update that only improves support for Flatpak apps, so they respect the Breeze icon theme. Learn more here.
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A test drive of the new Ubuntu minimal ISO file for the 23.04 “Lunar Lobster” release and details of its features and steps.
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The OpenShot 3.1 update is mostly a bug fix and stability release, improving profiles, the Undo and Redo system, and the Preview and Split Clip dialog. Learn more here.
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