Open Source Fueled The Oscar-Winning 'Flow'
A great achievement pulled off using open source software!
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EFF's Rayhunter Is Here To Catch Eavesdroppers
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has launched a new open source tool to detect eavesdropping on cellular networks.
macOS Sees a Dip in Gaming Market Share on Steam
Is gaming really on a decline in macOS? Can Linux gain from this?
Skype is Microsoft's Latest Casualty. Can Open Source Save it?
Microsoft is done with Skype, but it could still have a future.
Discover What's New in GNOME 48 With Our Feature Rundown!
GNOME 48 is just around the corner. Explore what's coming with it.
Internxt Drive Becomes First Cloud Storage with Post-Quantum Encryption
Future-proof your cloud data storage
Unbelievable! EA Open Sources 4 Command & Conquer Games
Yep, you read the title right, Electronic Arts, aka EA, has open sourced some of its games.
VLC Literally Reaches for the Moon to Mark its 20-Year Anniversary
VLC marks 20 years with a bold move.
Why I Still Love and Use RSS Feeds in 2025
RSS feeds are classic. And surprisingly, they are still relevant in 2025.
Is Linux Ready For Mainstream Gaming In 2025?
Linux is quietly gaining ground on Windows in the gaming space. But how well does it actually perform? Here's what I experienced.
Ubuntu 25.04 Features and Release Date: Here's What You Need to Know
Here are the best Ubuntu 25.04 features.
Nitrux Linux Brings CachyOS' Kernel Builder to Debian
CachyOS introduces a kernel builder tool designed for Debian-based distributions, simplifying the process of creating custom kernels.
Bad News for Older Computers! openSUSE Considers dropping Legacy BIOS Support
Should users of older hardware be worried?
openSUSE Tumbleweed Ditches AppArmor for SELinux
openSUSE Tumbleweed has changed its default mandatory access control (MAC) system.
AI-Powered Edit Predictions Have Shown Up On Zed
Zed's Edit Prediction anticipates your next move, making coding sessions more spontaneous.
Open Sue! OBS Studio Threatens Fedora With Legal Action
Another day, another Linux-related drama. This time, it's OBS Studio and Fedora going at it.
Plank Reloaded is a Fresh Take on the Classic Dock Experience
Plank Reloaded aims to refine what the classic Plank dock offered by staying simple but with a modern take on it.
EndeavourOS Mercury Arrives As A Low-Key Release
The EndeavourOS Mercury release has some new bug fixes that you should know about.
KDE Plasma 6.3 Release Aims to Be the Ultimate Desktop for Digital Artists
KDE Plasma 6.3 has arrived with some pretty exciting changes for digital artists.
After Recent Kernel Drama, Rust for Linux Policy Put in Place
The recent Linux kernel drama over Rust code has resulted in the creation of a Rust kernel policy.
Open Euro LLM Is Europe's Bold Move Towards AI Independence
Europe is taking a big step towards AI independence with their Open Euro LLM initiative.
LibreOffice Delivers First Major Release Of 2025
The LibreOffice 25.2 release is here, bringing with it many new refinements, alongside tweaks that improve user experience.
ONLYOFFICE Docs 8.3 Released With Apple iWork and Hancom Office File Support
ONLYOFFICE Docs 8.3 debuts with Apple iWork and Hancom Office file support, along with upgrades for Spreadsheets, Presentations, and the PDF Editor.
DeepSeek Support Comes to Warp Terminal
DeepSeek R1 and V3 are now available in Warp Terminal, making AI-powered workflows faster and more efficient.
