The Linux kernel itself can already boot quite fast but with a simple one-line patch another ~0.035 seconds will be able to be shaved off the boot time.

Pre-production chip samples available in the new evaluation board, but there's a couple of caveats to bear in mind.

Ever get miffed reading about a major new Ubuntu release only to learn it doesn't come with the newest Linux kernel? Well, that'll soon be a thing of the

Finally, the much-anticipated Firefox vertical tabs feature is here in Nightly 131, so don't waste your time; get a first-hand impression.

HandBrake 1.8.2 open-source video transcoder software is now available for download with various bug fixes for Linux and Windows systems.

This Week in GNOME is out with its latest issue that details the latest improvements being made thanks to their Sovereign Tech Fund (STF) funding along with other development efforts squeezing into next month's GNOME 47 desktop release.

More and more slices of Raspberry Pi!

Ubuntu 24.04 LTS users experiencing issues setting up Fastmail and mailbox.org providers in GNOME Online Accounts to access cloud files, calendars, and/or

AI image generation made easy

SD Maid's open-source successor is a neat utility that you must try!

Incus 6.4 rolls out with bug fixes, better cluster management, storage solutions, OCI support, and more.

Since the release of FFmpeg 6.1 last year there has been accelerated Vulkan Video decoding support while being merged to FFmpeg Git this weekend is the Vulkan Video encode support.

NVIDIA software engineer Andrea Righi has implemented his 'scx_rustland' Linux Rust scheduler within eBPF for very promising performance results.

Andreas Kling announces Swift as Ladybird's future language for better safety and ergonomics. Full transition awaits Swift 6.

The first Thunderbird 130 beta release is out, and when running it on Linux there's a very obvious new feature: a tray icon! In the Thunderbird 130 beta

Previously known as Project Terra, Radical Fish Games who made the excellent CrossCode have now properly revealed their next game with Alabaster Dawn.

Canonical announced that future Ubuntu releases will ship with the latest and greatest upstream Linux kernel version.

First up is something cool: support for SVG-based cursor themes! This allows compatible themes to always display beautiful sharp cursors at any size, and has already been rolled out for the Breeze …

Linus Torvalds released Linux 6.11-rc3 a few minutes ago as the latest weekly release candidate.