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In this article, we are going to explore how the Open TV program will help us to play IPTV livestreams with ease on Linux.

While Firefox users have been recommending Chrome users to ditch their cursed web browser for Firefox as a strong ad-blocking alternative all over the Internet, the company itself apparently chose to not say a single word about this and avoid the opportunity to increase the number of its users.

This article will explore what secure, maintained and feature-rich open source software are out there for monitoring such types of cameras.

In this article, we are going to see the top GNOME extensions that you can use for each use case and workflow in order to improve your GNOME experience and boost your productivity.

In this article, we are going to visit the top open source reference managers that you can use for your academic purposes.

This is a review on Lubuntu 24.04, and whether it fixed some issues it has in the past releases or not.

Companies all over the world have been migrating lately in an increasing trend towards other JDK alternatives, away from Oracle’s own products.

You will read a review for Linux Mint 22 and why it could be one of the best Linux distributions released this year.

This is a list of Linux desktop environments that appeared following GNOME’s 3.x release because of design decision disagreements, or the ones which were forked from a working GNOME codebase.

If these enterprise companies, airports, hospitals and other organizations were using Linux on their machines instead of Microsoft Windows, would that have helped to avoid this bug or prevent it?

Zed, an open-source collaborative code editor, is now available on Linux and you can install it right away.

In this article, we are going to see the top RAT tools and software that you can use to control a remote host.

An openSUSE Leap 15.6 review, and what new updates and features you can expect from it.

Our series of blog posts about getting the most out of open-source apps on Android is complete, so come check these +50 open-source apps for Android.

In this article, we will see some open-source Android apps to replace traditional Google system apps so that we can remove them forever from our smartphones.

In this article, we will be looking at some of the apps that you can use to manage your emails on Android. You can use these apps as an alternative to the Gmail app from Google.

Why bother with Microsoft and its new AI spyware features... When you can always seek your freedom with Linux?

It may seem like rocket science a bit, but you can at least change the colors of libadwaita applications at the end!

This article explains how you can get the software for free and install it on Linux to run Windows VM's.

These CPU mitigations are enabled by default on all Linux distributions, and for a good reason: Without them, any hijacked software component on your OS can be used to escalate privileges or access protected areas of your computer memory and retrieve sensitive information.