Linux
Over 90% Systems Had Flatpak Installed, Says GNOME's Research Report
GNOME's survey data reveals some exciting user preferences. Will this influence GNOME's development decisions in the near future? Only time will tell.
Linux Kernel 6.1 Released With Initial Rust Code
Linux Kernel 6.1 is now available! Potentially an LTS version considering it is the last stable release of the year.
VMware Workstation 17 Series Releases; Adds New Linux Guest OS
VMware Workstation 17 release adds new Linux guest OS additions. Find out more here!
Nestbox Lets You Run Linux Virtual Machines on Your Google Pixel Device
Nestbox is an exciting fork of Termux that aims to provide better features for your Linux VMs on Android.
Wow! Linux Kernel 6.0 Lands With Intel 13th Gen Raptor Lake CPU Support
Linux Kernel 6.0 is here with Intel Raptor lake support and more!
Systemd is Now Available in WSL
Microsoft's WSL now supports systemd making the experience better for users. Learn more about it here.
Linux Kernel 6.0 is Likely the Next Version Upgrade With Initial Rust Code
You might be aware of the fact that Linus Torvalds used an Apple MacBook hardware to release Linux Kernel 5.
Linus Torvalds Uses Apple MacBook Hardware to Release Linux Kernel 5.19
Three months after the last kernel release, Linux Kernel 5.19 is finally here. This exciting release brings plenty of
It's Time to Ditch 32-Bit Linux for 64-Bit
We have plenty of Linux distributions tailored for 32-bit systems. So, why do I want to discourage using 32-bit and
Linus Torvalds Expects to See Rust Support in the Kernel Soon
There are various open-source projects rewritten in Rust. Hence, it is not surprising that is being considered as the second
Linux Kernel 5.18 Released with Graphics Driver Changes and New Hardware Support
Linux Kernel 5.17 came loaded with support for next-gen hardware, including improvements for the Steam Deck. Not to forget,
Fedora 35 v Fedora 36: What's the Difference?
Fedora 36 is an impressive release with a list of interesting feature upgrades. While Fedora 35 included GNOME 41 and