Ubuntu Switches to Dracut With 25.10: What Does It Mean for You?
Ubuntu replaces initramfs-tools with Dracut for a faster boot process.
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Accent Color and VR Support for GNOME is Ready
Accent colors making a debut on GNOME along with future-ready VR support.
EasyOS 6.0 Release: A New LTS Series Kicks Off
EasyOS 6.0 is an interesting Linux distro upgrade for a new LTS series, supported until 2028. Find out more here.
Cinnamon 6.2 is Ready for Linux Mint 22 With Subtle Feature Additions
Cinnamon 6.2 isn't a massive upgrade, but it's the one meant for Linux Mint 22. That makes it exciting!
Warp Terminal Takes its AI Offering to the Next Level with Agent Mode
Rust-based AI terminal gets a superpower with this new feature!
This Project Lets You Run Linux as an App on Android
Linux can run in all forms and sizes. And, that's true.
Adélie Linux is an Intriguing Independent Distribution
It's been a while since we checked out an independent Linux distribution. Adélie Linux sounds interesting.
Non-Skippable YouTube Ads: Google's New Plan to Kill Open-Source Browser Extensions like SponsorBlock
Google's back at it again, with a new strategy for YouTube.
Databricks Open Sources Unity Catalog to Help Manage AI Models and Data
More open-source AI goodness by Databricks, in response to its competitor, Snowflake.
ChromeOS + Android Linux Kernel: Google's Plan to Add AI Features to Chromebook
Google is all set to utilize the Android Linux kernel for ChromeOS.
Open-Source Time Tracker 'ActivityWatch' App Gets a New Release After a Year
ActivityWatch's new update makes me want to use it to track my screen time!
New Updates Make Mission Center the Best Task Manager for Linux Desktop
Mission Center adds a new tab, making it more useful with additional information.
StartMail Finally Launches Business Plans to Take on Google and Proton Mail
StartMail arrives for small businesses.