FOSS Weekly #23.42: Ubuntu 23.10 Releases, Demystifying Subtitles and More
This edition of FOSS Weekly focuses on Ubuntu 23.10 releases and subtitle handling, among other things.
Read MoreFOSS Weekly #23.41: Wayland Only GNOME, Ubuntu 23.10, VLC Tip and More
GNOME is ditching X completely for Wayland. A wise move?
Read MoreFOSS Weekly #23.40: Linux Mint Edge Release, Bad News on RMS, Compiling Kernel and More
Too much Ubuntu? Let me take you with me on my Arch adventures.
Read MoreFOSS Weekly #23.39: Linux Shortcuts, LMDE 6, New Bazzite Distro and New Announcement
The wait and suspense is over. Here’s the new offering from It’s FOSS.
Read MoreFOSS Weekly #23.38: Fedora 39 Features, GNOME 45 Release, Beaver Notes, LTS Kernel Support Change and More
The Linux Kernel LTS support is changing, not that it will impact you directly in any sense.
Read MoreFOSS Weekly #23.37: Unique Browsers, LibreOffice Tricks, Linux Malware and More
More VirtualBox tutorials along with an updated list of LibreOffice tips in this edition of FOSS Weekly.
Read MoreFOSS Weekly #23.36: De-Googled Fairphone 5, GNOME 45 Features, Pacman Commands and More
Several distributions released their new versions this week. GNOME 45 is nearing its release with devastating news for the extensions.
Read MoreFOSS Weekly #23.35: Linux Kernel 6.5, GNOME Search, Productivity Tips and More
Kernel 6.5, Kali Linux, Mageia, Firefox, Vivaldi. Plenty of new releases this week.
Read MoreFOSS Weekly #23.34: Ubuntu 23.10 Features, Bodhi Linux 7, Useful Shortcuts and More
Several new releases this week. You also get to see what’s coming to Ubuntu 23.10 in this edition of the FOSS Weekly.
Read MoreFOSS Weekly #23.33: Free CPU Book, Thunar Tweaks, LibreOffice Tips and More
You get a free book that explains how the CPU works underneath among other usual Linux tips and tutorials in this edition of the FOSS Weekly.
Read MoreFOSS Weekly #23.32: PDF Editing, File Search Mastery, Rhino Linux and More
Good news is that Indian government is experimenting with Linux instead of Windows.
Bad news is that Vim’s creator has passed away 🙁