This Linux Gaming Distro Uses SD Cards as Game Cartridges (Just Like the 90s)
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Big Story: Open Source Advocates Want to Remove Not Only Stallman but the Entire FSF Board
“He does not speak for us. We do not condone his actions and opinions. We do not acknowledge his leadership
And Richard Stallman is Back at Free Software Foundation
In a talk at LibrePlanet, an annual event organized by the Free Software Foundation, Richard Stallman announced that he is
It's Time for The Linux Foundation to Stop Ignoring Desktop Linux
The Linux Foundation is the sort of official organization behind the Linux kernel project. Linux creator Linus Torvalds draws a
5 Reasons to Ditch Gmail [And Use a Privacy-Focused Email Service Instead]
Gmail is the most popular email service provider. Of course, it proves to be a reliable solution to send/receive
No, Linux Mint is Not Going to Force Updates Like Windows
If you’ve been following various news outlets, you may have read something about “Linux Mint planning to force updates
Is Google Locking Down Chrome to Resist the Rise of Chromium Based Browsers?
Google recently announced that they would be removing support for Google services from Chromium. What does this change mean for
You Won't be Able to Recognize VLC When Version 4.0 Releases [No Kidding]
The popular open-source cross-platform media player VLC Media Player is getting a big update. A new version, VLC 4.0
Oh, Wow! Ubuntu is Working on a Modern New Installer With Built-in Repair Option
Ubuntu development team has revealed that they plan to work on a new, modern installer created using Flutter. You won’
7 Linux Distros to Look Forward to in 2021
We’ve covered that list of the best Linux distributions in the past. Sure, pretty much all of them will
In a Move to Retain Small-Scale CentOS Users, Red Hat Allows Free RHEL Download [With Ifs and Buts]
You are probably aware of the way Red Hat decided to discontinue CentOS 8 and replace it with rolling release
After Parler, Google Targets Blockchain-based 'Free Speech' Social Network Minds
Minds is one of the few alternative social media networks that is built using Blockchain with the promise of providing
The Home Directory Will be Private in Ubuntu 21.04, What Does it Mean?
The development of Ubuntu 21.04 is in progress for its stable release on April 22, 2021. One of the