Overture Maps Foundation Releases First World-Wide Open Map Dataset

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Your First Look at GNOME 45’s Default Wallpaper

Wondering what the default GNOME 45 wallpaper will look like? Well, wonder no more, kid! Fedora dev builds recently received an artwork package containing a number of new and updated…

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Debian Welcomes the Future: RISC-V64 Now an Official Architecture

Debian Linux officially announced support for open-source architectures RISC-V64, promising a better and open future.
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AlmaLinux Discovers Working With Red Hat Isn’t Easy

Even if you want to work with Red Hat’s new licensing rules, AlmaLinux discovered it’s not easy. Learn more here.
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U.S. Falling Behind on Encryption Standards And That’s a Global Problem

Two areas that are particularly concerning are delays in FIPS 140-3 certifications and the development of post-quantum cryptography.
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Neptune 8.0 “Juna” Released Based on Debian 12

Shipping with the latest underlying changes from Debian 12, Neptune 8.0 is here almost a year after its previous 7.5 release. Here’s what’s new!
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Inkscape 1.3 Is Out With New Shape Builder Tool, Many Changes

Inkscape 1.3 introduces a new tool called Shape Builder, which lets you create new shapes by combining and building new paths.
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TODO Group Releases OSPO Definition 2.0

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Juno Tab 2 Ships With Debian, Ubuntu, Manjaro, Mobian

Juno Tab 2, a Linux-powered tablet with an 11″ screen and Intel N5100 CPU is now available for pre-order. The price starts at $525.
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Shotwell 0.32.2 Adds Support for HEIF Files With .HIF Extension

The most significant change in Shotwell 0.32.2 is support for HEIF image files with the .HIF extension. Learn more here.
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BlackBox 0.14.0 Brings Fresh Look and Powerful Features

Unveiling Black Box 0.14.0 — with a fresh look and powerful features for Linux users and terminal lovers which brings some cool updates.
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Debian 12.1 Released With 89 Bug Fixes, 26 Security Updates

Debian 12.1 includes all the security and software updates that have been released since June 10, 2023. Learn more here.
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Firefox 116 Will Add HW Accelerated Video Playback for Raspberry Pi 4

Firefox 116 kicks off work on implementing hardware-accelerated H.264 video decoding on Linux for the AArch64 (ARM64) hardware architecture.
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Bad News for Open Source: EU Approves Cyber Resilience Act

Open-source organizations are saying that if the Cyber Resilience Act passes, it will do damage to open source, both in Europe and globally.
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Ubuntu 23.10 Will Use Linux 6.5 Kernel

Planning to upgrade or install Ubuntu 23.10 when it’s released in the autumn? If so, you can look forward to an experience powered by the Linux 6.5 kernel. While the Linux 6.5 kernel is yet to be released yet, the stars (or rather the release cal…

Proton 8.0-3 Is Out With Support for More Windows Games

As expected, Proton 8.0-3 is here with support for more Windows games to play on your Linux system. Learn more here.
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Red Hat Strikes Back at Clone Critics

Red Hat assures the open-source community that its RHEL source code remains readily available and that it still honors its open-source license obligations.
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Firefox 116 Supports Hardware Accelerated Video Playback on Raspberry Pi 4

All going well, Mozilla Firefox 116 will include hardware accelerated video decoding on the Raspberry Pi 4. Current stable builds of the famed FOSS browser uses software decoding for video…

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Debian 12.1 Released with Package Updates, Security Fixes

Debian 12 ‘Bookworm’ has just received its first sizeable update. Packing a plethora of security patches and bug fixes, Debian 12.1 is an essential update that all users of this…

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Shotwell 0.32.2 Adds Support for HIF (Yes, HIF) Images

Photographers rejoice — a new stable version of open-source photo manager Shotwell has been released. Shotwell 0.32.2 carries a modest crop of changes that build on the app’s existing feature…

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