KDE’s GNOME BOXES Counterpart is in Active Development
A new virtual machine manager is taking shape for KDE thanks to GSoC.
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Microsoft Quietly Released a Dope New Terminal-based Editor
It is available for Windows as well as Linux. No learning curve here as most common keyboard shortcuts work as they do in most GUI based editors.
Initial Impressions of the ZimaBoard 2 Homelab Device
Apart from the silver exterior, I have nothing to complain about in ZimaBoard 2 even if it is a prototype at this stage.
No Snap or FlatPak! Linux Distros Agreed to Have Only One Universal Packaging
Is this the end of fragmentation for Linux?
Internxt Drive Becomes First Cloud Storage with Post-Quantum Encryption
Future-proof your cloud data storage
Why I Still Love and Use RSS Feeds in 2025
RSS feeds are classic. And surprisingly, they are still relevant in 2025.
Everything is Spam on Facebook Unless It is Paid Post (or Actual Spam)
Linux websites are getting ill-treatment by Facebook.
Notorious Short Seller Hindenburg Closing Doors With Open Source Twist
Short seller calls it quit before new rules come into play. And we get some open source love.
openEuler is not just an OS, it's a platform to create Different OS
CNCF China Director, Keith Chan, shares his views on openEuler's growth in the field of Cloud Native.
It's Very Important to be Able to Use Open Source From Top to Bottom
Kendall Nelson, Upstream Developer Advocate at the Open Infrastructure Foundation, shares her views on openEuler and OpenStack.
Close Collaboration Between SPDX and openEuler Enables the Standard Stay More Relevant
SPDX Ambassador Gopi Krishnan shares his views on the importance of openEuler translating SPDX 3.0 in Chinese language.