Steam Deck and desktop Linux fans have more testing to do, with Valve releasing a new Proton Experimental update today fixing games, launchers and more.

KDE Gear 24.05 open-source software suite is now available for KDE Plasma users with new applications and numerous improvements.

If you're always stuck on stories to tell, maybe a Raspberry Pi can help.

Andrew Morton sent out more patches on Wednesday that have been pulled into the Linux 6.10 kernel

In this article, you will find some of the best open-source enterprise software for Linux that businesses can implement to improve their performance.

MarkNote 1.2 enhanced KDE note-taking with rich text, custom folders, sorting options, and markdown editing.

Vlad Ananin of ANY.RUN shares his favorite Linux commands that help him in analyzing malware.

Because not everyone has time to be a tech guru

The Framework 13 and Framework 16 AMD Ryzen powered laptops make use of an NPCX embedded controller that rely on the ChromeOS open-source embedded controller (EC) firmware

TUXEDO Stellaris Slim 15 Gen6 Linux-powered laptop is now available for pre-order and a thin and light gaming ultrabook.

Since you all love reading about games industry consolidation, here's more for you! Atari have acquired a whole lot from Intellivision.

Rufus, a popular open-source tool for making bootable USB drives on Windows, just released an update that includes a 'fix' for working with Ubuntu 24.04

The four month old KWin merge request by Xaver Hugl to allow for triple buffering has been merged and just in time for the Plasma 6.1 code branching!

Mimicking the Raspberry Pi form factor, these new boards include 8k60 video output and an on-board 5/6 TOPS NPU for machine learning.

Last week saw the main Btrfs pull request for Linux 6.10 that delivered on some performance optimizations while today saw a secondary set of merge window changes for this CoW file-system that is now adding back the 'norecovery' mount option.

CTO waiting for major OEMs to get on board, but when/if that happens it'll be game on ... perhaps for AI

GitLab patched a high-severity vulnerability that unauthenticated attackers could exploit to take over user accounts in cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.

Here's the tea, for all open sourcers inclined to drink it