Perplexity Wants to Track Your Every Move With its AI-powered Browser
Perplexity's new Comet web browser is bad news if you care about privacy.
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Pocket Z Aims To Be A True Linux Computer That Fits In Your Pocket!
A Linux computer in our pockets? Well, why not!
darktable 4.8 Release Adds Good Enhancements and Drops Some AI Tools in the Mix
An interesting, and useful upgrade for the open-source RAW image editor.
B in BSOD Could Also be Black: Panicked Linux Users!
Linux users, from blue to black screen of death, yes, it is possible!
ONLYOFFICE Docs 8.1 Releases With a Superior PDF Editor
ONLYOFFICE Docs 8.1 is adding enhancements to the essential tools. Spot on upgrade for users!
In Conversation with Kyle Spearrin: The Genius Behind Bitwarden
Bitwarden is easily the most loved open-source password manager. Kyle Spearrin (Founder) tells us a bit more about the vision and goals.
I Put GitButler To The Test: A New Kind of Git Client by GitHub's Co-Founder
A git client that provides a unique workflow. Is this something you were looking for?
Vivaldi 6.8 Release Comes Equipped With A Better Mail Client & Ad Blocker
Vivaldi's new release tackles mail and some user experience improvements.
A No-Nonsense Open-Source Diary App for Android
Add your thoughts to the app like you jot down things in your diary. A really useful app!
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!