A new version of elementary OS, a popular Ubuntu-based Linux distro, is available to download. The elementary OS 7 release is built on top of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. This affords the…
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Read MoreTry Event-Driven Ansible, a new open source project in developer preview that helps you create event-driven automation scenarios across IT domains.
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This is not a drill, folks: elementary OS 7 ‘Horus’ is now available to download. It may only been a year since elementary OS 6.1, but it feels like we’ve been waiting for ever — and thankfully it’s been worth the wait! elementa…
Read MoreEscuelas Linux 8.0 is the 25th-anniversary edition of the Debian/Ubuntu/Bodhi Linux-derived GNU/Linux distribution, and it’s available in two editions.
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A new version of ONLYOFFICE, an open source office suite for Windows, macOS, and Linux, is available. In this post we look at the latest features.
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MPV Media Player 0.35.1 is now available, with several bug fixes from 0.35 to make the user experience smoother. Learn more here.
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Anyone out there still using Skype? Thought not 😉, but Microsoft just dropped a big feature update to the Skype desktop and web apps that will undoubtably be of interest to those who stuck with this icon of voice and video chat scene (we called…
Read MoreThe new Pale Moon 32 web browser release fully supports the ECMAScript 2016-2020 JavaScript specifications. Learn what’s new.
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GNOME 43.3 brings bug fixes to the GNOME Maps app and other features. Learn more about this release here.
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The Open Source Initiative is planning on making a few changes to how they do things. They think they’ve got it figured out, but first they want to know what you think.
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Budgie 10.7 has arrived ten months after the Budgie 10.6 release and promises a more polished user experience. Learn more here.
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Check out five Perl gems that help you work better, faster.
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Plasma Mobile 23.01 is here to improve gesture navigation when using the landscape mode on phones and tablets, improve the lockscreen to prevent a crash, and correctly display the wallpaper. Learn more about the new release and its features here.
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A discussion that began in 2018 about adopting OpenSnitch in Debian repositories will probably find a resolution in Debian 12. Learn more here.
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Want to change the battery indicator icon in Ubuntu 22.10? Using this GNOME extension you can pick from 3 alternative battery icons, including a circle.
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Screen recording functionality is coming to Spectacle, KDE Plasma’s built-in screenshot tool. Developer Nate Graham reports that the upcoming KDE Plasma 5.27 release will boast expanded functionality when used in…
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Read MoreSecurity researchers warn that Google Ads are being leveraged to distribute malware to unsuspecting victims searching for software downloads.
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If you need quick access your favorite apps in GNOME Shell you can pin ’em to the Dash — or put them in a folder and pin that to the…
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Read MoreWizards of the Coast is changing the roles for the Dungeons and Dragons Open Gaming License, and game designers are not happy.
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Compare Linux commands for configuring a network interface, and let us know in the poll which you prefer.
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