After Six Years in Development, WSL Reached Version 1.0.0
As of WSL 1.0.0, the Windows Subsystem for Linux has reached the production-ready state, removing the "preview" label.
Bobby Borisov
Bobby, an editor-in-chief at Linuxiac, is a Linux professional with over 20 years of experience. With a strong focus on Linux and open-source software, he has worked as a Senior Linux System Administrator, Software Developer, and DevOps Engineer for small and large multinational companies.
SparkyLinux 6.5 Is Here with a Refreshed Package Base
Debian-based SparkyLinux released version 6.5, including updated bundled applications and minor improvements.
Rocky Linux 8.7 Released with Updated Compiler Toolset
The new Rocky Linux 8.7 release brings the Network Manager up to version 1.40 and updates a part of the developer tool base.
How to Install Unity Desktop Environment on Arch Linux
This article will show you how to install the latest stable 7.6 version of the Unity desktop environment on your Arch Linux system.
Orange Pi 5 SBC Is Available for Pre-order, Prices Start at $60
Orange Pi 5, powered by the Rockchip RK3588S, is four times faster than its predecessor, Orange Pi 4 LTS. Shipments begin in December.
Fedora 37 Is Here, CoreOS and Cloud Become Official Editions
Powered by Linux kernel 6.0, the just-released Fedora 37 gives its users the latest GNOME 43 and Raspberry Pi 4 support.
CachyOS: Arch-Based Linux Distro Targeting Performance
CachyOS is a new rising star in the Linux world, promising to be user-friendly and highly performant by utilizing modified Linux kernels.
MPV 0.35 Video Player Brings PipeWire Audio Backend Support
After a year of development, the new MPV 0.35 version of the free video player is here, with PipeWire backend support and optimization improvements.
Podman Desktop: A GUI That Makes Container Management Easy
Podman Desktop is a new cross-platform desktop integrated app with a unified UI that significantly simplifies working with Podman containers.
Linux Users Can Now Enjoy MS Teams as a Progressive Web App
Linux users who rely on Microsoft Teams for collaboration and communication can now take advantage of the app's full functionality. Here's how!