Linux Community Wins as Fedora Cancels 32-Bit Removal Plan
Fedora's 32-bit removal plan has been dropped due to intense backlash from the community.
In the Linux Release Roundup series, we highlight the new distribution and application version releases in the past week. This keeps you informed of the latest developments in the Linux world.
While the latest release of Ubuntu Touch is still based on Ubuntu 16.04, there have been many bug fixes and important updates to specific phones. These include improvements to the Halium devices, Pixel 3a, the messaging app, and fixes for WiFi, audio, and camera.
You can read our original coverage for more details.
The most popular desktop environment’s latest release has brought significant features, updates, and under the hood changes. Some major highlights include a refreshed GNOME Software Center, a new Connections app, and additional multitasking options.
Check out our original coverage for relevant details.
Gimp’s newest release is more of a bug fix release. It contains performance improvements for macOS Big Sur and numerous bug fixes on Windows. There are also essential fixes for plugins and accessibility issues as well.
You can refer to their official release notes for in-depth details.
Finnish developer Jolla has announced the latest release of the privacy-focused Sailfish OS. This release contains significant changes to the UI, an improved sharing system, and updates to the browser and camera.
More information about the release is mentioned in the official release notes.
You can now get your hands on to test Ubuntu 21.10 with Linux Kernel 5.13 and GNOME 40.
To get started, head to Ubuntu releases portal to download the latest available beta ISO and start testing!
It's FOSS turns 13! 13 years of helping people use Linux ❤️
And we need your help to go on for 13 more years. Support us with a Plus membership and enjoy an ad-free reading experience and get a Linux eBook for free.
To celebrate 13 years of It's FOSS, we have a lifetime membership option with reduced pricing of just $76. This is valid until 25th June only.
If you ever wanted to appreciate our work with Plus membership but didn't like the recurring subscription, this is your chance 😃
Stay updated with relevant Linux news, discover new open source apps, follow distro releases and read opinions