This week I’d like to highlight a very cool development: the automatic crash reporting facility in the Plasma 6 version of our venerable DrKonqi crash report wizard. Automatic reporting is op…

8BitDo, makers of retro-themed gaming goods, have unveiled their latest nostalgia-indulging mechanical PC keyboard — and fair warning: it's way nerdier

A lightweight alternative to Deepin. Check it out.

They're free, they're easy, they're open source, and they generate funny names.

Android 14 with Google Apps unlocks your Raspberry Pi 5's full potential. Is Raspberry Pi 5 a true gaming machine?

The open-source Rust-written Redox OS has enjoyed 'significant' performance and correctness improvements to its kernel recently as it further shows off the capability of this from-scratch OS.

KDE's new app Marknote is a simple-looking note-taking app with the essentials.

In their March status update, the Linux Mint team shares more details on their forthcoming Linux Mint 22 release that will be based off Ubuntu 24.04 LTS.

Pop!_OS user? You can now upgrade to Linux kernel 6.8 which has begun rolling out as a regular package update. Although the latest version of Pop!_OS is

Are YOU ready?! The one & only Linus Torvalds is taking the stage at Open Source Summit North America!

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After working at ATI/AMD for more than a quarter century and being the open-source graphics driver manager during the early days, John Bridgman has retired.

If you were hoping to help test the upcoming release of Ubuntu 24.04 by way of the official beta that was due for release this week, I've some bad news:

Nitrux's in-house desktop environment will finally make its debut.

Linux firmware update utility fwupd is moving away from XZ Utils and will use zstd (Zstandard) for future releases for compressing metadata.

Now you can play Doom on a screen smaller than your thumbnail.

The Power Profiles Daemon software under the UPower project has released version 0.21 which now is automatically battery-state aware for adjusting the CPU power/performance behavior depending upon whether your Linux laptop is connected to AC or battery power.