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.
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Microsoft Visual Studio Code Now Has Official Support For Raspberry Pi
VS Code is now available for both Linux ARMv7 and ARM64 architectures. This means you can now officially use VS Code on a Raspberry Pi.
Terminator 2.0 Released, Migration To GTK3 And Python3 Is Complete
Version 2.0 is a culmination of more than 4 years of work moving Terminator Terminal Emulator from GTK 2 to GTK3 and from Python2 to Python3.
Python 3.9 Released With New Parser, Python 3.5 Is No Longer Supported
Every release of Python includes new, improved, and deprecated features, and Python 3.9 is no different. Find out more in this article.
Ventoy Is A Tool To Create Bootable USB Drive From Multiple ISO Images
Ventoy supports multiple ISO images that you can place on a USB device and uses GRUB as the boot manager.
DOS Subsystem For Linux Appeared For Users Who Prefer An MS-DOS
Inspired by WSL, DOS Subsystem for Linux (DSL) allowing users to make use of both DOS and Linux applications from the DOS command prompt.
Thunderbird OpenPGP Support Was Finally Implemented After 21 Years
Mozilla's mail reader Thunderbird has implemented OpenPGP support, first requested 21 years ago. You no longer need to use Enigmail.
Firefox 81 Released, Brings A New “Alpenglow” Theme
Firefox 81 is out as the newest monthly update to the Mozilla web browser and brings a new "Alpenglow" theme.
Microsoft Edge For Linux Preview Is Coming In October
Linux users will soon be able to enjoy the new Microsoft Edge for Linux. They will get the same Edge experience as users on Windows and macOS.
Mozilla Shuts Down Firefox Notes And Firefox Send
The company revealed that both Firefox Send and Firefox Notes “are being decommissioned and will no longer be a part of our product family.”