AI Craze Just Made Your New PC Build Way More Expensive
RAM and SSD prices are skyrocketing as manufacturers prioritize AI servers over consumer PCs.
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This Could Be The Linux Phone We All Have Been Waiting For
The Jolla Phone returns over a decade after the original 2013 launch.
Hurray! This German State Decides to Save €15 Million Each Year By Kicking Out Microsoft for Open Source
Schleswig-Holstein's migration to LibreOffice reaches 80% completion, with a one-time €9 million investment on cards for 2026.
With This New Feature, Proton Has Made it Even Easier to Move Away from Gmail and Google Docs
The missing piece is here. There is no excuse to stick with Big Tech now.
Valve's FEX-Emu Support Shows a Better Way to Fund Open Source
The company has quietly funded FEX-Emu since 2018 as an open source project.
Reddit Strangers Built an Open Source Linux Handheld, And They Want Your Help
A fully modular development tool that you can build, modify, and extend yourself.
Fedora 45 is Replacing Decades-Old Kernel Console with a Safer, Modern Alternative
It is making a more secure userspace console the default while keeping the old one as a backup.
There is No Future for Online Safety Without Privacy and Security
Alexander Linton of the Session Technology Foundation on building decentralized messaging and why platform-wide content moderation is impractical on encrypted platforms.
Good News! Canonical Plans to Rebuild Ubuntu Wiki From Scratch
Current wiki to be decommissioned in August 2026 due to content quality, security and usability concerns.
Raspberry Pi 5 1GB Variant: Is It Worth $45?
Other SBCs offer more RAM at this price point. So, should you still pay $45 for a 1 GB Pi?
Swiss Data Protection Group Says US Cloud Giants Can't Meet Privacy Standards
Lack of end-to-end encryption makes international cloud services unsuitable, privatim says.
Google's New AI Tool Solves a Problem for Every Lazy Developer
Code Wiki uses Gemini to create and maintain up-to-date documentation for code repositories.
ONLYOFFICE Docs 9.2 Release Brings AI Grammar Checks to the Free Office Suite
Along with macro recording, customizable hotkeys, and enhanced PDF redaction tools.
"Less Bugfixing Noise": Last Kernel Release of 2025 is Here as an LTS
A clean roundup of what’s been added under the hood.
Upgrade Your DevOps Skills Cheap: Linux Foundation Cyber Week Brings 65% Off Certifications
Annual sale targets professionals looking to upskill in Linux, cloud native, AI, and cybersecurity.
After Fitbit Killed it in 2016, Pebble Returns with 100% Open Source Software and Hardware
Creator Eric Migicovsky releases hardware schematics and mobile apps.
KDE Plasma 6.8 Set to Drop X11 Support Completely
Long transition nears completion as developers address remaining concerns. Plasma 6.8 is still two years away.
Google Just Made Its Sleek New Font Open Source
Everything you need to know about Google Sans Flex.
Collabora Launches Desktop Office Suite for Linux
The new office suite uses modern tech for a consistent online-offline experience; the existing offering is renamed 'Classic' and it maintains a traditional approach.
The Laptop That Wasn't: TUXEDO Computers Shelves Linux ARM Notebook Plans
German manufacturer blames missing features and poor battery life.
Linux First, Windows Later! Dell Launches Qualcomm NPU Laptop on Linux Before Windows
Windows takes a backseat on Dell's latest AI workstation as Linux gets the priority. Windows 11 version will be coming in 2026.
Enshittification of Arduino Begins? Qualcomm Starts Clamping Down
New Terms of Service introduce perpetual content licenses, reverse-engineering bans, and widespread data collection.
Blender 5.0 Released with HDR Support, Video Sequencer Overhaul, and ACES Workflows
Plus Grease Pencil motion blur, performance improvements, and enhanced rendering features.
