SUSE Gets Momentum, Fork Red Hat Enterprise Linux
In a surprising move, SUSE announced plans to release their fork, fully compatible with and based on RHEL. Here's more on that!
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After 30 Years, Linux Finally Hits 3% Market Share
Linux enthusiasts rejoice! After a long journey, according to StatCounter's data, by June 2023, Linux has achieved a 3% desktop market share.
Solus Rises from the Ashes with the New 4.4 “Harmony” Release
Solus OS is back and better than ever! Dive into the 4.4 "Harmony" release and witness the resurrection of this beloved Linux distro.
Fedora 40 Plans to Trample User Privacy with Telemetry Integration
In a surprising proposal, Fedora plans to implement a telemetry tool in next year's upcoming Fedora 40 Workstation release.
Peppermint OS Debian’s Branch Is Now Rebased on Bookworm
The new Peppermint OS release powered by Debian 12 offers excellent performance, updated software, and a sleek interface for your Linux journey.
KaOS 2023.06 Brings Latest Plasma, Bugfixes, and New Apps
The June release of KaOS, 2023.06, gives users Linux kernel 6.3.10, the latest Plasma 5.27.6, and adds new tools to the distro's arsenal.
SUSE with a Statement in Light of Red Hat’s Recent Actions
SUSE has issued an official statement in response to the growing concern in Open Source circles due to Red Hat's actions. Here's what they said.
Nitrux 2.9 Released with the Latest Plasma and MauiKit Desktops
Powered by Liquorix kernel 6.3.9, Nitrux 2.9 ships with the most up-to-date Plasma 5.27.6, MauiKit 3.0, and CLI AppImage command-line manager.
InkBox 2.0 eBook Reader Is Here with a Host of Improvements
Announced as the "Biggest release of InkBox OS ever," the free and open-source eBook reader, InkBox 2.0, impresses with many new features.
Red Hat Restricts Access to Its Source Code
In an unexpected move, Red Hat announced that CentOS Stream will now be the sole repository for public RHEL-related source code releases.