The GNOME project has announced the release of a new version of their hugely popular open-source desktop environment. GNOME 44 includes a number of core improvements spanning eye-catching new features through to more subtle enhancements and lower-level…
GNOME 43.5 brings support for 32:9 aspect ratios, reduced memory bandwidth usage for some GPUs, and improved drag-and-drop support. Learn more here.
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Learn about the new updates and features of the Ubuntu 23.04 “Lunar Lobster” release across desktop, official flavours, and more.
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Open source software is becoming increasingly popular, and contributing to open source projects is a great way to gain practical experience and enhance your skills as a developer. However, knowing where to start can be daunting for beginners. This blog post will provide tips on contributing to open source projects. Whether you’re looking to build your portfolio, gain experience, or give back to the community, this guide will help you navigate the world of open source contributions and start your journey.
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If you dream of being able to set a different accent color for use in GNOME Shell, I’ve got news. Work to properly and officially implement support for accent colors…
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The 9th Annual World Open Innovation Conference (WOIC) was held in mid-November 2022 in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, with the theme “The Human Side of Open Innovation.”
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All your excuses for not doing updates—from fear of downtime to concerns about testing—are wrong.
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Enterprise data centers continuously monitor network traffic to improve performance, provide better customer experience, and identify threats. All these appliances or tools require only a portion of the network payload to meet the monitoring requirements. Modern Network Packet brokers use “Packet truncation” technique to optimize the processing of network traffic which involves the removal of […]
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Like your Linux as “libre” as possible? If so, you’ll be pleased to hear a new version of Free Software Foundation (FSF) endorsed Trisquel is available to download. Trisquel 11…
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SystemRescue 10 comes with a long-term supported kernel, namely Linux 6.1 LTS, which supports new devices and features. Learn more here.
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UBports worked hard to rebase Ubuntu Touch on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, which will be released to the public, starting with the OTA-26 update.
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Ubuntu 23.04 “Lunar Lobster” is released on Thursday April 20, 2023. As a short-term release, Lunar gets 9 months of ongoing updates, security patches, and critical fixes. That might not sound very long but Ubuntu 23.10 arrives 6 months aft…
Canonical has called for help testing the latest release candidate of the Steam snap. If you’re a gamer and fond of Ubuntu, you can help them out.
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In Tails 5.11, the devs added the ZRam (formerly compcache) Linux kernel module for extending your computer’s physical memory. Learn more here.
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Pushing the end of voting back by one day assures there will be no confusion about when the polls close, which could have cost some OSI members their votes.
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Create customized templates for your Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)-based homelab that you can deploy repeatedly with automated upkeep.
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Remember when Ubuntu said it was getting serious about gaming? Well, it hasn’t forgotten entirely — it’s once again asking gamers to take part in a fresh bout of testing for its Steam snap. Steam is available on Ubuntu through traditional p…
Amazon this week announced the release of Amazon Linux 2023, the latest version of its homegrown Linux distribution for cloud workloads. Amazon Linux is a RHEL-derived OS optimized for use…
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Docker, the popular containerization service, announced recent initiatives that may not be friendly to the open-source ecosystem as a whole. Learn more here.
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Some OSI members may end up waiting until after the polls close to vote in the organization’s current board of directors election.
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