The Debian 13 Codename Revealed – It’s Trixie
The Debian Project has announced that the codename name of Debian 13 is Trixie. It will arrive in 2025 and receive support until 2030.
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.
Wikimedia Is Moving From Gerrit To GitLab
The Wikimedia Foundation that owns and hosts sites like Wikipedia, has decided to migrate their code repositories from Gerrit to GitLab.
Linux Mint Now Provide Its Chromium Package
Now the Chromium browser is back in the official repositories for both Linux Mint and LMDE as a deb package built by the Linux Mint team.
Librem Mini v2 Comes With New Tenth-Generation Intel Core i7
The Librem Mini v2 matches the Mini v1 base price. The big difference is that it can now offer a new, 10th gen i7-10510U Intel processor.
YouTube-dl Has Been Removed From GitHub By The Recording Industry
One of the most well-known pieces of software for downloading YouTube videos, youtube-dl, was removed from GitHub following a takedown notice from the RIAA.
Microsoft Edge On Linux Is Here, Download As A Dev Preview Channel
Microsoft announced the availability of the Microsoft Edge browser for Linux, available as a preview in the Microsoft Edge Insider Program.
Ubuntu 20.10 “Groovy Gorilla” Released With Full Raspberry Pi Support
Ubuntu 20.10 is here and for the first time there are official desktop and server builds of Ubuntu available for Raspberry Pi devices.
Rescuezilla 2.0 Released With Support For Images Created By Clonezilla
Rescuezilla 2.0 is the first 64-bit-only release. It is an easy-to-use disk imaging application that's fully compatible with Clonezilla.
MicroK8s Is A Lightweight, Production-Ready Kubernetes Distribution
Enter MicroK8s, a tool by Canonical that enables you to easily deploy a lightweight, multi-node Kubernetes cluster in your local environment.
Linux Kernel 5.9 Was Officially Anounced By Linus Torvalds
The most visible thing in Linux Kernel 5.9 is a reinstatement of the fbdev amba-clcd driver and initial AMD RDNA 2 GPU enablement.