Linux kernel 5.16 reached end of life and it will no longer be supported, so you are urged to upgrade to a newer kernel version.

A list of new features in the Ubuntu Budgie 22.04 LTS release. Ubuntu Budgie is the official Ubuntu flavour that features the Budgie Desktop Environment. It is uniquely designed to give you an alternative desktop experience while depending upon the GNOME…

The exFAT file-system driver for the Linux kernel continues maturing nicely with new features, fixes, and performance improvements

Firefox is one of the best cross-platform open-source web browsers.





Not to mention, it is the only viable alternative as a Chromium-based replacement. Or, is it?





LibreWolf is yet another interesting option, which is originally a Firefox fork that…

By Sebastian Sigl Containers are the bread and butter for running applications today. And the most popular container technology is called Docker. Knowing how to SSH into a container is essential to using, debugging, and operating containers on your ...

Microcontroller keeps an eye on the solar

It's all but impossible to buy a new Raspberry Pi in the spring of 2022. But old ones still work great.

Another OS for your SBCs

The latest GNU C Library (Glibc) development code this week has begun dropping various SSSE3 optimized code paths.

The StarBook Mk V Linux laptop from Star Labs is now available for pre-order with an AMD Ryzen 7 5800U processor.

Watch this video to see all of the best new features in Ubuntu 22.04, including accent colours, dock options, kernel upgrade, and new file manager features.

LXQt is a lightweight Qt-based desktop environment.





With the latest LXQt 1.1.0 update, the desktop experience depends on Qt 5.15, the LTS version of Qt 5 series. The release announcement mentions that they started working on Qt 6.0 port but needed a…

New Podman features offer better support for containers and improved performance.

Earlier this month the change proposal was laid out for Fedora 37 looking to deprecate legacy BIOS support

Struggling with a slow and laggy Linux Mint system on a low-end computer? Disabling window animation may give a tiny performance boost.

If you want to learn to use the Linux terminal, a great way to start is by installing and playing some games. These games aren’t just fun—they also require no compatibility layer or expensive graphics cards.

Linux Mint's new upgrade tool is now available for public beta testing and you can use it to upgrade LMDE 4 installations to LMDE 5.

While most Linux distributions will include linux-firmware.git firmware files as the collection of firmware/microcode binaries needed by various mainline Linux kernel drivers, Debian does not