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Discover multiple solutions to fix the unexpected error message on the Gnome Extensions site while installing a new extension.

The emergence of the KrustyLoader backdoor, with its variants targeting both Windows and Linux systems, has caught the attention of cybersecurity experts. This critical analysis will delve into the implications of this sophisticated backdoor, raise questions about its long-term consequences, and explore its impact on Linux admins, information security professionals, internet security enthusiasts, and sysadmins.

The OBS Studio 30.1 open-source screencasting and streaming app was released today as the first major update to the OBS Studio 30 series adding new features and improvements.

At Mozilla, we know  we can’t create a better future alone, that is why each year we will be highlighting the work of 25 digital leaders using technology to amplify voices, effect change, and build new technologies globally through our Rise 25 Awards. These storytellers, innovators, activists, advocates. builders and artists are helping make the internet more […]

The venerable DVD is a removable media format that was conceived almost 20 years ago. However, it still remains a useful medium, although online streaming has massively reduced its popularity in many areas.

Last week, STMicroelectronics unveiled the STM32MP2 series, its second-generation line of 64-bit industrial microprocessors. Designed for intelligent edge computing, this new series is tailored for a broad range of applications, including smart factories, healthcare, buildings, and infrastructure. These are ST’s first MPUs to contain a 64-bit central processing unit (CPU). In contrast to its predecessor, […]

The KaOS Linux developers released today a new ISO snapshot of their independent, Arch Linux-inspired distribution for March, KaOS Linux 2024.03, which ships with the stable KDE Plasma 6 desktop environment series.

Free and open source “OG” media player VLC surpasses 5 billion downloads!

But when almost everyone has the same browser engine, are browser benchmarks so important? The latest Speedometer, a benchmark measuring web responsiveness, is out in version 3.0. However, some browser makers have questioned how helpful such benchmarking is in the era of shared rendering engines.…

A new mainline Linux Kernel 6.8 is now available. Find out what are the best new features of this version.

Have you ever wondered about the role of data center location when loading your website or someone purchasing a product from you? It’s not just about the servers or the cutting-edge technology. Where a data center is situated can significantly influence your customers’ online experience. Considering US data centers, or other global options, the data center location affects everything from loading speed to your conversions.

The KDE Project released today KDE Plasma 6.0.2 as the second bugfix update to the latest KDE Plasma 6 desktop environment series addressing more bugs, crashes, and issues reported by users.

EXIF is a vital, albeit sensitive, part of every image today. Learn how to anonymize yourself with the best EXIF removal tools in Linux.

March's KaOS release brings a much-anticipated Plasma 6 desktop environment with Wayland as default and waving goodbye to GTK2 in KaOS.

As Linux continues to grow in popularity across desktop users, the demand for more diverse software options, including web browsers, has increased significantly. Microsoft Edge, known for its speed, security features, and compatibility with modern web standards, is a viable option for Linux users who wish to explore beyond the traditional Firefox or Chrome browsers. This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to install Microsoft Edge on Ubuntu/Debian Linux, ensuring you have access to all its features.

Kdenlive's latest update brings major improvements: Better Wayland support, native performance boosts, and a focus on stability.

In Asia Windows is down to an all-time low (21%) and setting aside everything except desktop/laptops, watch GNU/Linux at 6.2%

System G is a simple file manager that provides basic access to the file system. The goal is to allow a simple way to access and manipulate files and folders. System G is actively maintained, published under an open source license, and written in C++.

For now, have Linux 6.8, which Linus Torvalds could find no reason to delay Linus Torvalds has released version 6.8 of the Linux Kernel.…

The GNU Linux-libre project announced today the release and general availability of the GNU Linux-libre 6.8 kernel for those who seek 100% freedom for their GNU/Linux computers and software freedom lovers.