A brand new version of the Linux kernel is available to download. Linux 5.17 arrives a week later than initially planned, and features a canny crop of changes, improvements, performance enhancements, and all-important security fixes. Linus Torvalds, an…
Read MoreDahliaOS is new to the scene and is built around Google’s Fuchsia to be a cross between Chrome OS and Linux. Find out what it’s all about.
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Ubuntu 22.04 reverts back to a light GNOME Shell theme by default, having switched to a dark one in Ubuntu 21.04. We explain why this revert makes sense.
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Ubuntu 22.04 just bagged a major new feature: UI accent colours. This personalisation staple is found in many other desktop environments and operating systems out there, including macOS and Windows 11. But a similar feature had, until now, not been off…
Read MoreThe new default wallpaper that will ship in the upcoming Ubuntu 22.04 LTS release has been revealed. An updated background image is rolling out to users of the the daily builds as a software update, but you don’t need to be running it to take a l…
Read MoreLinux kernel 5.15 was released as the newest Long Term Support (LTS) kernel. Learn how to install Linux kernel 5.15 on Ubuntu 20.04.
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Last summer I teased that a new Ubuntu logo was on the way — today that logo was made official. The orange and white colour scheme we’re all familiar with remains, but the “circle of friends” motif itself is now tighter and closer tha…
Read MoreI spoke with Paul Cormier, CEO of Red Hat, about how open source innovation enables edge computing, and why hybrid cloud is now the operative model going forward.
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With last-minute Spectre fixes, the Linux Kernel 5.17 release was delayed while restarting the automated testing process. Learn more here.
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Since GNOME 42 Beta, many updates have occurred. Learn about the GNOME 42 release candidate and its latest features here.
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KDE Frameworks 5.92 is here to further improve your favorite file manager, Dolphin, by addressing bugs. Learn more about the new release here.
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If you ever wanted to have file system snapshots on your Kali Linux installation, now you can with Kali Unkaputtbar. Learn more here.
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Zorin OS 16.1 is here about seven months after Zorin OS 16 and comes with Linux kernel 5.13. Learn more about the new release here.
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Workspace switching just a whole look cooler with the addition of background panoramas to the Compiz-inspired Desktop Cube GNOME extension.
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The Mesa 22.0 graphics stack is here to introduce KHR_dynamic_rendering for Lavapipe and many other features. Learn more here.
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Red Hat has officially moved out of Russia. The North American Linux giant isn’t the only one. SUSE is also suspending direct sales to Russian groups. Learn more here.
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Coming two months after Blender 3.0, the Blender 3.1 update is all about performance and speed. Learn more about the new release here.
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A major Linux vulnerability could allow the least privileged users to perform malicious acts. Learn how Dirty Pipe makes Linux privilege escalation easy here.
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Zorin OS 16.1 is out with Linux 5.13, LibreOffice 7.3, security patches, and bug fixes. Users can download Zorin OS 16.1 or upgrade from Zorin OS 16.
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Canonical has patched the Dirty Pipe vulnerability that affected both Ubuntu 21.10 and 20.04 LTS. Learn more and patch your OS now.
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