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This is a quick and dirty tutorial for those who want to install the alpha or beta development versions of the next major release of the GNOME desktop environment on Arch Linux for testing purposes only.

The CBx3 and CBx3-7 are two compact devices based on a Celeron processor from the 7000 Series and an i7-1355U 13th Gen processor respectively. These compact devices offer an array of features including Gigabit ethernet, Wi-Fi6E/BT5.3, dual HDMI ports, etc. As mentioned above, the CBx3 Chromebox is equipped with a Celeron P7305 processor while the […]

Google Password Manager is a password manager built into Chrome and Android devices. While it’s free to use it’s published under a proprietary license with little information about security used.

The Q4OS project announced today the release and general availability of Q4OS 5.2 as the newest stable (and LTS) version of this lightweight, KDE-oriented distribution featuring the latest KDE Plasma and Trinity desktop environments.

Sipeed recently launched new variants of the Lichee Pi 4A with more RAM and eMMC storage. This RISC-V based SBC comes with 2x Gigabit Ethernet ports, 4K display output and support for wireless networking. At the heart of the Lichee Pi 4A is the TH1520 System-on-Chip, built on a 12nm process and featuring the RISC-V […]

IBM, with its notorious army of aggressive lawyers and mountains of software patents, is trying to make RHEL proprietary and render Fedora ‘spyware’ (they know it’ll put off existing and potential users; later they can claim “reduced demand” for it and mothball the whole thing, rebranding it as “CentOS” after they had already fired Fedora management and then abandoned OpenSource.com and OpenOffice.org/LibreOffice); Canonical keeps up with evil by doing some of its own and they don't compete with Microsoft, so we can trust neither of them

The MicroGEA STM32MP13 is a small embedded product based on one of the latest STM32 processors designed for wearables and low-powered consumer applications. Additionally, the device is industrial qualified and supports Linux operating systems. According to the product brief, the MicroGEA STM32MP13 integrates the following microcontroller: STM32MP135 — 32-bit Arm Cortex-A7 (Up to 1.0GHz); L1 […]

As Canonical readies a new Snap-driven version of Ubuntu desktop, Flatpak downloads keep growing and growing and growing…

Solus OS is back and better than ever! Dive into the 4.4 “Harmony” release and witness the resurrection of this beloved Linux distro. Here's what's new.

Acivate on system following repo $ sudo dnf copr enable jforbes/kernel-stabilization and upgrade system via $ sudo dnf update -y . Make sure that kernel 6.4.2-201 has been installed:

[boris@ServerFedora38 ~]$ rpm -qa | grep kernel | grep "6.4.2" => kernel-devel-6.4.2-201.fc38.x86_64 kernel-devel-matched-6.4.2-201.fc38.x86_64 kernel-6.4.2-201.fc38.x86_64 . . . Now setup rpmfusion . . . .

Q4OS 5.2 Aquarius arrives as an LTS release, bringing the power of Debian 12 "Bookworm" to users, accompanied by the Plasma 5.27.5 desktop environment and the optional Trinity 14.1.1 desktop.

Joshua Strobl announced today the release and general availability of the long-awaited Solus 4.4 ISO release of this independent, rolling-release Linux distribution featuring the Budgie, KDE Plasma, GNOME, and MATE desktops.

The KDE Project released today KDE Frameworks 5.108 as the latest version of this open-source software suite consisting of more than 80 add-on libraries to Qt that provide commonly needed functionality for the KDE Plasma desktop environment and KDE apps.

Ubuntu vendor takes its toys… back into the crib? Canonical's LXD tool, previously maintained in public under the auspices of the Canonical-sponsored Linux Containers project, is being taken in-house.…

Our friend Joshua Strobl writes today in a lengthy blog post about the work that will be done in the coming months to implement Wayland support for the Budgie desktop, even for the current Budgie 10 series.

gpu-screen-recorder-gtk is a GTK frontend for GPU Screen Recorder. It’s billed as a screen recorder that minimizes system performance by recording using the GPU only. It also claims to be the fastest screen recording tool for Linux. That’s a bold claim indeed and piqued our senses.

OpenEMR is an open-source electronic health record and medical practice management tool. It is Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) certified. In this tutorial, you will learn how to install OpenEMR software on a server running Ubuntu 22.04.

A proposal by a Red Hat engineer is causing controversy in the Fedora community, which is related to the addition of opt-out telemetry to the Fedora desktop workstation edition.

Solus 4.4 Harmony makes a triumphant return with enhanced user experiences, performance improvements, and updated software stacks.

The New York Stock Exchange doesn’t like it when your stock dips below a dollar.