Helwan Linux: A Made-in-Egypt Linux Distribution
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Here's Why University of Minnesota is Getting Banned From Contributing to Linux Kernel Code
It all started with a seemingly innocent patch to the Linux kernel on the 6th April, 2021. A Ph.D.
KDE Neon is Finally Discontinuing its Unknown Plasma LTS Edition
KDE Neon is the official KDE distribution that packs the latest version of KDE Plasma desktop and software on top
pCloud Now Lets You Back up Your Linux Desktop and Keep Old Versions for up to 1 Year
pCloud is a quite popular cloud storage solution for Linux users. It already offers a native client to help you
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
Linux Kernel 5.11 Released With Support for Wi-Fi 6E, RTX 'Ampere' GPUs, Intel Iris Xe and More
The development of Linux Kernel 5.11 has been going on in full swing for a while now. Finally, Linus
The LTS Linux Kernel 5.10 To Be Maintained For Only 2 Years If Companies Don't Help Support It
Linux Kernel 5.10 was the last kernel release of 2020. It is a long term support release. There are
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
Good News! You Can Start Using MX Linux on Raspberry Pi [In Beta]
MX Linux is a popular distribution specially among users with relatively older computers. The flagship Xfce desktop version gives a
Finally! Linux Runs Gracefully On Apple M1 Chip
Apple’s M1 chip is continuously in the buzz because of its impressive capability of monstrous performance on their own
Wait, What? Kids Found A Security Flaw in Cinnamon Desktop in Linux By Mashing Keys!
The myth is that if you want a super secure password, you let your cat run over your keyboard. But,
Aha! This Project is Working to Bring Linux to Apple's ARM-based M1 MacBooks
Linus Torvalds mentioned that he would like to use Linux on the new MacBook laptops with the M1 chip – however,
Guess Who Contributed the Most to Linux Kernel 5.10 Development? It's Huawei (and Intel)
For a couple of years now, Intel has been leading the code contribution ranking for the development of Linux Kernel