Jack Wallen shows you what new features are coming with GNOME 43 and how you can test drive the release before it’s available.
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Ubuntu developers debate plans to drop the desktop ‘To Do’ application from the default install in Ubuntu 22.10 — but is ditching this tool a task too far?
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The tldr command provides a short list and examples of the most common ways to use Linux commands.
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The author share’s his experience learning about secure coding with the Linux Foundation’s Developing Secure Software course.
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RISC-V hardware is becoming more and more popular. As such, Canonical has partnered with StarFive for Ubuntu support. Learn more here.
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Learn how to change a default security context constraint (SCC) in OpenShift to manage permissions within a cluster.
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Krita 5.1 arrives nearly eight months after Krita 5.0 and introduces a lot of cool and useful changes, starting with initial support for the JPEG-XL file format. Learn more here.
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KDE Gear 22.08 is here with many goodies for your favorite KDE apps, starting with support for the XDG Portals interface. Learn more here.
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Coming six and a half months after LibreOffice 7.3, the LibreOffice 7.4 release is here with lots of goodies for open–source office suite users.
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A new Linux kernel exploit called Dirty Cred was revealed at last week’s Black Hat security conference. Get the details here.
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The LibreOffice 7.4 release is now available download. In this post we look at the changes the new version brings, and where to download it to try it out.
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animated gif of new quick toggles system menu in the GNOME 43 desktop release
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Google has released Android 13, and it is already rolling out to eligible Pixel smartphones. Learn about privacy and security features of the new release here.
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Make it easier to access your Linux computer by giving it a human-friendly name that’s simpler to use than an IP address.
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Proton 7.0-4 is here two months after Proton 7.0-3 to add support for more Windows games that are now playable on Linux. Learn more here.
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.NET 6 is now included in Ubuntu 22.04 repositories. Let’s see what the collaboration between Canonical and Microsoft brings us.
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Manjaro ARM 22.08 is here about two months after Manjaro ARM 22.06. Learn about the new features in the release here.
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Oracle Linux contains all of the tooling
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A new release of open source file search app FSearch is available to download. An improved search engine that supports addition search queries is included.
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A summary of the changes in Linux Kernel 6.0 RC1, which spans processors, networking, storage, graphics, and other Kernel modules.
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