Ubuntu Adopts Monthly Snapshots to Boost Release Reliability
And no, it is neither rolling release nor monthly release model. And they are only for the upcoming under development release.
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Fedora 42 Released! 6 Things I Like Here
Fedora 42 delivers major upgrades like GNOME 48, a COSMIC spin, and more.
8 Years, One Last Goodbye: ArcoLinux Bids Farewell
After 8 years, ArcoLinux has come to the end of its journey.
ParticleOS: Systemd's Very Own Linux Distro in Making
A Linux distro from systemd? Sounds interesting, right?
I Tried This Upcoming AI Feature in Firefox
Firefox will be bringing an experimental AI-generated link previews, offering quick on-device summaries. Here's my quick experience with it.
DIY Neuroscience: Meet the Open Source PiEEG Kit for Brain and Body Signals
The PiEEG kit is an open source, portable biosignal tool designed for research, measuring EEG, EMG, EKG, and EOG signals. Want to crowdfund the project?
A Colorful APT 3.0 Release Impresses with its New Features
The latest APT release features a new solver, alongside several user experience enhancements.
Steam's Latest Client Update Introduces Many Refinements for Linux
Steam's newest client update brings important fixes for Linux gamers.
Proton VPN Just Got Better With Redesigned Apps
Proton VPN apps for Windows, Android, and iOS have received many visual upgrades.
Proton Brings Updates to Its Drive App and Docs, but Keeps Linux Users Waiting
Proton has updated its Drive app and Docs, but Linux users are still waiting for a native Drive app.
Ditch Proprietary Reminder Apps, Try Tasks.org Instead
Stay organized with Tasks.org, an open source to-do and reminders app that doesn't sell your data.
No Snap or FlatPak! Linux Distros Agreed to Have Only One Universal Packaging
Is this the end of fragmentation for Linux?
