Rocky, Oracle, and SUSE Join Forces against Red Hat in OpenELA
CIQ, Oracle, and SUSE announced the Open Enterprise Linux Association (OpenELA) formation to support RHEL-based distributions.
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Rhino Linux Unveils Its First Stable 2023.1 Release
Rhino 2023.1 is a release that brings the long-awaited Ubuntu-based rolling distribution model to Linux users but with its own identity.
Tails 5.16 Is Out with Latest Tor Browser 12.5.2
Powered by Linux kernel 6.1 LTS, Tails 5.16, a security-focused Linux distro, comes with the latest Tor browser and some bug fixes.
Breaking Barriers: Linux Outranks macOS on the Steam Platform
Linux makes gaming history - as of July 2023, it outranked macOS for the first time as the preferred gaming OS on Valve's Steam platform.
PCLinuxOS 2023.07 Brings Latest Plasma, MATE, and Xfce Desktops
Powered by the most up-to-date Linux kernel, 6.4.7, the rolling release distro PCLinuxOS 2023.07 ships with an updated software stack.
MX Linux 23 Released Based on Debian 12.1, Here’s What’s New
Step into the world of MX Linux 23, codenamed "Libretto," offering modern Xfce, KDE, Fluxbox desktops, and an array of improvements.
Zorin OS 16.3: Visually Pleasing but Stuck to an Aging System Base
Powered by Linux kernel 5.15, the new Zorin OS 16.3 is here but still adhering to the Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa) package base.
Neptune 8.0 “Juna” Released Based on Debian 12
Shipping with the latest underlying changes from Debian 12, the KDE-centric Neptune 8.0 is here almost a year after its previous 7.5 release.
Whonix Linux: Your Key to Ultimate Online Anonymity
The just-released Whonix 17 security-hardened Linux distro is everything privacy-focused and anonymity paranoids have been dreaming of.
Linux Mint 21.2 “Victoria” Released, Here’s What’s New
Linux Mint 21.2 "Victoria" may not offer groundbreaking features, but it reinforces Mint's standing as the go-to Linux OS for desktop users.