elementary OS 7 Takes Its Place Among the Best Linux Desktops
The anticipated elementary OS 7 "Horus" release is here, continuing to compete for the prize of best Linux desktop. Here's our review!
Linux & Open Source News
Explore the latest updates from the Linux and Open Source ecosystem. Find out about the newest distributions, software releases, and community-driven projects making headlines.
OpenSnitch App-Level Firewall May Find a Home in Debian 12
A discussion that began in 2018 about adopting OpenSnitch in Debian repositories will probably find a resolution in Debian 12.
Budgie Desktop 10.7: A Sleek and Improved User Experience
The Budgie 10.7 desktop environment is here, bringing many new features and improvements. Check out what's new!
Pale Moon 32 Browser Released with Web Compatibility Features
The new Pale Moon 32 web browser release fully supports the ECMAScript 2016-2020 JavaScript specifications.
Ubuntu Pro Subscription Is Here: What Does This Mean for Users?
Launched as a beta in October 2022, Ubuntu Pro subscription is now generally available to anyone and free to use on up to five computers.
OpenVPN 2.6.0 Release Prepared, Brings Remote Entries Support
The new OpenVPN 2.6.0 release comes with OpenSSL 3.0 support and support for an unlimited number of connection entries and remote entries.
Tails 5.9 Fixes Numerous Bugs and Enhances Security Measures
Tails 5.9 mainly focuses on bug fixes from the previous release and comes with updated versions of the Tor software.
Freespire 9.0 Brings Xfce 4.18, OnlyOffice Is the Default Now
Freespire 9.0 is Xubuntu 22.04 but with the latest Xfce 4.18 desktop environment and OnlyOffice office suite by default.
RSS Guard 4.3.0 Brings Massive Performance Improvements
RSS Guard 4.3.0 open source cross-platform RSS feed reader brings users a considerable performance boost for the feed fetching mechanism.
GNOME’s Survey Results: A Window into User Behavior
GNOME has published the results of its last year August user survey. The findings are expected and telling. Here they are.