Ankush Das - It's FOSS News (Page 44)

openSUSE Leap 15.3 Enters Beta Phase As an Exciting CentOS Alternative With Xfce 4.16, Power10 Support, and More

openSUSE is unquestionably an interesting distribution. We also have a separate article listing some compelling reasons to use openSUSE. While it’s been almost a year since openSUSE 15.2

By Ankush Das

/ 4 Mar 2021

openSUSE Leap 15.3 Enters Beta Phase As an Exciting CentOS Alternative With Xfce 4.16, Power10 Support, and More

Valve Finally Makes Steam Link Available for Linux Gamers To Stream Games

In case you didn’t know, Steam Link was initially a hardware-based solution to let you stream the games that you own in your Steam library from your PC. The

By Ankush Das

/ 3 Mar 2021

Valve Finally Makes Steam Link Available for Linux Gamers To Stream Games

Flameshot 0.9 Release Brings in Global Shortcut Menu, Latest Uploads, JPEG Support, and More

Flameshot is one of my daily drivers that I utilize to take screenshots. You can also find my guide to use Flameshot on Linux if you want to get it

By Ankush Das

/ 1 Mar 2021

Flameshot 0.9 Release Brings in Global Shortcut Menu, Latest Uploads, JPEG Support, and More

Good News! De-Googled /e/OS Smartphones is Now Shipping to the US and Canada

The de-googled Android fork /e/OS is a passionate step towards removing Google from your daily driver (i.e. your smartphone). Considering they’re also working on a privacy-friendly Siri

By Ankush Das

/ 26 Feb 2021

Good News! De-Googled /e/OS Smartphones is Now Shipping to the US and Canada

Firefox 86 Is An Exciting Release With Total Cookie Protection and Multiple Picture-in-Picture Mode

Firefox as an open-source Chrome alternative is already a quite popular choice among Linux users. With every recent update to Mozilla Firefox, it looks like Firefox is proving to be

By Ankush Das

/ 24 Feb 2021

Firefox 86 Is An Exciting Release With Total Cookie Protection and Multiple Picture-in-Picture Mode

A Free Node.js Course by OpenJS & The Linux Foundation is Now Available

Node.js is an interesting and popular open-source JavaScript runtime which is useful for both front-end and back-end developers familiar with JavaScript. It’s no surprise that Node.js makes

By Ankush Das

/ 19 Feb 2021

A Free Node.js Course by OpenJS & The Linux Foundation is Now Available

Signal Needs to do Better For its Response to the Anti-Censorship Community

Signal has managed to gain a huge number of active users after Elon Musk’s tweet and numerous other recommendations from key personalities that also include Edward Snowden who usually

By Ankush Das

/ 17 Feb 2021

Signal Needs to do Better For its Response to the Anti-Censorship Community

Raspberry Pi-based 'AmpliPi' is an Interesting Privacy-Focused Open-Source Home Audio System

Even though I just prefer listening to music on my headphones, having a decent home audio system is something useful. Not to forget, it is always handy to have an

By Ankush Das

/ 16 Feb 2021

Raspberry Pi-based 'AmpliPi' is an Interesting Privacy-Focused Open-Source Home Audio System

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2021 Early Bird Registration Offer for Just $10

The KubeCon and CloudNativeCon virtual events are all set to start from May 4 to 7. That would be awhile from now, but you can register yourself with an “All

By Ankush Das

/ 12 Feb 2021

KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2021 Early Bird Registration Offer for Just $10

Linux Foundation Offers Up To 80% Savings on Entry Level IT Training & Certifications

If you want to get started with an IT career or just thinking to equip yourself with skills to land an open-source job, Linux Foundation has come up with an

By Ankush Das

/ 12 Feb 2021

Linux Foundation Offers Up To 80% Savings on Entry Level IT Training & Certifications

Drauger OS Linux distro is looking to make its own Game Console

Drauger OS is an ambitious project that focuses on providing a good gaming experience on the Linux platform without compromising the security. Even though I haven’t tried it yet,

By Ankush Das

/ 10 Feb 2021

Drauger OS Linux distro is looking to make its own Game Console

Open-Source Slack Alternative 'Rocket.Chat' Raises $19M To Add Smart Bots, Improve Security & More

Rocket.Chat is undoubtedly one of the most impressive open-source slack alternatives available out there. Even we at It’s FOSS, utilize it daily to communicate and work. It may

By Ankush Das

/ 4 Feb 2021

Open-Source Slack Alternative 'Rocket.Chat' Raises $19M To Add Smart Bots, Improve Security & More