blendOS 3 immutable Linux distribution is now available for download with support for seven desktop environments and 9 Linux distributions.

A fresh Steam Beta update was put out for desktop and Steam Deck, it comes with a whole bunch of little bug fixes and improvements. Especially nice on desktop if you have AMD or Intel GPUs.

If there wasn't enough Red Hat drama happening in recent weeks, the Red Hat Display Systems Team is now considering to implement privacy-preserving telemetry beginning with Fedora Workstation 40.

A true “heat of your pants” project.

A new Linux distribution was built from scratch. What's exciting about it? Let us take a peek at it.

Orange Pi Zero 3 is a cheap, tiny single-board PC with up to 4GB RAM, Gigabit Ethernet, and Allwinner H618

I never wanted to use Linux on my desktop or laptop, but in the hands of a dedicated developer, it becomes an amazing operating system.

Valve released a fresh upgrade to Proton Experimental to get more games like Gears 5, Overwatch 2 and Phasmophobia working better on Linux and Steam Deck.

The latest version of the Linux kernel is ready for brave users to give it a try.

Konstantin Komarov of Paragon Software has submitted the NTFS(3) file-system driver updates for the nearly-closed Linux 6.5 merge window.

Expect the saga of this release to stretch out a bit over northern summer

Linux Lite 6.6 distribution is now available for public testing based on Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS and featuring the Xfce 4.16 desktop environment.

Stéphane Graber has announced his resignation from Canonical after 12 years of working at the company, mostly on LXD. His announcement follows news last

Yes, the Super key does have a Kubuntu logo.

Solus 4.4 gets some impressive upgrades, with a new edition on the way in the near future.

The Raspberry Pi 4, with its impressive specs and affordable price, has quickly emerged as the go-to single-board computer for tech enthusiasts, hobbyists, and professionals alike. eBay, the popular online marketplace, offers a wide range of Raspberry Pi…