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DuckDuckGo to Introduce a Privacy-Focused Desktop Browser 'Faster than Chrome'

DuckDuckGo is a private search engine that has made a lot of progress. The DuckDuckGo browser extension, the mobile app, email protection service (beta), and app tracking protection (beta) are

By Ankush Das

/ 22 Dec 2021

DuckDuckGo to Introduce a Privacy-Focused Desktop Browser 'Faster than Chrome'

elementary OS 6.1 Release Enhances the Desktop Experience and Brings AppCenter Upgrades

elementary OS 6.0 was an exciting release. If you haven’t explored that yet, I suggest you go through the features introduced with elementary OS 6. After four months

By Ankush Das

/ 21 Dec 2021

elementary OS 6.1 Release Enhances the Desktop Experience and Brings AppCenter Upgrades

Pop!_OS 21.10 Introduces a New Application Library, GNOME 40, and a Refresh Install Option

Pop!_OS is undoubtedly one of the best Linux distributions, also happens to be a popular recommendation currently for Linux newbies (and gamers). If you do not prefer non-LTS releases,

By Ankush Das

/ 15 Dec 2021

Pop!_OS 21.10 Introduces a New Application Library, GNOME 40, and a Refresh Install Option

Log4j Open Source Vulnerability Puts the Entire Internet at Risk: What You Need to Know

Log4Shell is a Remote Code Execution Class vulnerability denoted as CVE-2021-44228 disclosed as an exploit that affects millions of servers that run Java applications, or particularly the open-source Apache Log4j

By Ankush Das

/ 14 Dec 2021

Log4j Open Source Vulnerability Puts the Entire Internet at Risk: What You Need to Know

Linux Release Roundup #21.50: Zorin OS 16 Lite, Tails 4.25, FreeBSD 12.3, and More Releases

In the Linux Release Roundup series, we summarize the new distribution and application version releases in the past week. This keeps you informed of the latest developments in the Linux

By Ankush Das

/ 11 Dec 2021

Linux Release Roundup #21.50: Zorin OS 16 Lite, Tails 4.25, FreeBSD 12.3, and More Releases

The European Commission Will Make its Software Solutions Open Source for Public Benefit

The EU Commission is known for its strong take on privacy and open-source. A year ago, they asked their staff to use Signal for messaging instead of WhatsApp. Now, they

By Ankush Das

/ 10 Dec 2021

The European Commission Will Make its Software Solutions Open Source for Public Benefit

Zorin OS 16 Lite Edition is Finally Here With Latest Xfce 4.16

Zorin OS 16 was an impressive release. But, if you were looking for a lightweight distro or something for older computers, this wasn’t the option. Zorin OS provides a

By Ankush Das

/ 9 Dec 2021

Zorin OS 16 Lite Edition is Finally Here With Latest Xfce 4.16

Pop!_OS is Moving PPA Repositories to its Own System: Is System76 Considering to Switch its Ubuntu Base?

Pop!_OS has been making news for some of its recent development decisions. For instance, they introduced a customized GNOME-based desktop environment experience with COSMIC. Moving forward, they decided to

By Ankush Das

/ 7 Dec 2021

Pop!_OS is Moving PPA Repositories to its Own System: Is System76 Considering to Switch its Ubuntu Base?

Upcoming CutefishOS Could Topple Deepin as the Most Beautiful Linux Distro

CutefishOS is a relatively new Linux distribution that comes bundled with its own desktop environment (i.e., CutefishDE). It is not yet a stable release, but in its beta phase.

By Ankush Das

/ 6 Dec 2021

Upcoming CutefishOS Could Topple Deepin as the Most Beautiful Linux Distro

GNOME has a Brand New Text Editor and it is Likely to Replace Gedit in GNOME 42

Gedit is the default text editor for the GNOME desktop environment. It is a popular option and an effective text editor that offers all the essentials with a simple user

By Ankush Das

/ 6 Dec 2021

Linux Foundation's Cyber Monday Deal Offers Up to 65% Discount to Help Your DevOps Career

Certifications and courses from The Linux Foundation are widely regarded for several open-source job roles. Without any discounts, the courses and certifications often cost upwards of $1000, considering you opt

By Ankush Das

/ 2 Dec 2021

Linux Foundation's Cyber Monday Deal Offers Up to 65% Discount to Help Your DevOps Career

Ubisoft Could Work on 'Rainbow Six Siege' Proton Support If More Linux Users Show Interest

Rainbow Six Siege is a popular multiplayer FPS game that utilizes the BattleEye anti-cheat engine. Primarily, it does not support Linux. However, now that anti-cheat engines like BattleEye and Easy

By Ankush Das

/ 1 Dec 2021

Ubisoft Could Work on 'Rainbow Six Siege' Proton Support If More Linux Users Show Interest