AlmaLinux 8.3, Forever Free CentOS Replacement Released
During a live stream earlier today, the AlmaLinux project issued the first stable release of its CentOS replacement with support until 2029.
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Proxmox Mail Gateway 6.4 Released With Important Improvements
Proxmox Mail Gateway protects your mail server from spam, viruses, trojans, and phishing emails. Find out what's new in the latest v6.4.
Parrot OS, A Security Focused Linux Distro Released v4.11
Parrot 4.11, a security focused Linux distro, includes many important updates to make the distribution more reliable and more secure.
PHP Moves To GitHub Due To The Compromise Of The Official PHP Git
In the latest software supply chain attack, the official PHP Git repository was compromised and the code base tampered with.
Debian 10.9 Released With Added FWUPD SBAT Support
The Debian project announced the availability of Debian 10.9 codenamed "Buster". The release mainly adds corrections for security issues.
Red Hat Withdraws Free Software Foundation Funding
Red Hat withdraws funding from FSF, following a decision by the non-profit to reinstate its founder, Richard Stallman, to its board of directors.
GNOME 40 Released With Redesigned Activities Overview
The latest release of GNOME is here. The changes in GNOME 40 are impressive with many improvements and alterations to the GNOME Shell.
Richard Stallman Announcing His Return To The FSF’s Board Of Directors
Richard Stallman announced the news during a live stream for the FSF project LibrePlanet.
Pamac 10: A Quick Overview Of The Main Improvements
Pamac 10 introduces many improvements and changes, enhancing the overall user experience and system performance.
Manjaro 21.0 RC1 “Ornara” Released, Here Is What Is New
Manjaro Linux 21.0 RC1 code-named "Ornara" is here. It comes with improved desktop environments and updated apps.