The Next Evolution of Thunderbird: Sync Feature on the Horizon
Thunderbird devs have announced they are working on new functionality allowing users to synchronize data across multiple app installations.
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.
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.
Happy SysAdmin Day, Linux Wizards!
Happy Sysadmin Day to all the fantastic Linux admins out there! Thank you for being our servers' heroes and our data guardians!
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.
Plasma 6 Development Update: Unveiling Features Removals
KDE developers have announced which features they will remove in the upcoming Plasma 6 desktop environment. Here's what they are!
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.
Juno Tab 2 Linux Tablet Ships with Debian, Ubuntu, Manjaro, or Mobian
Juno Tab 2, a Linux-powered tablet with an 11″ screen and Intel N5100 CPU is now available for pre-order. The price starts at $525.
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.
VirtualBox 7.0.10 Released, Оfficial Debian 12 Repository Available
VirtualBox 7.0.10 is a bugfix update for this popular virtualization software, adding early support for Linux kernel 6.4 and 6.5.
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.