IBM Releases Its Smallest AI Models Yet (Available via Hugging Face)
Apache-licensed models show strong performance.
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Ultra Private Tor Browser's Last 32-bit Release
Privacy-focused browser receives major updates while ending support for legacy platforms.
Raspberry Pi Users Should Not Miss This
Pay $8 for 3 books or $18 for the entire collection.
Fedora 43 is Out with Wayland-Only Desktop, GNOME 49, and Linux 6.17
RPM 6.0 security upgrades, X11 removal from Workstation, and many other changes.
Ubuntu Unity Maintainers Sound the Alarm, Official Flavor Needs Help!
Without help soon, the beloved Unity desktop Ubuntu flavor may not survive much longer.
Good News! Austrian Ministry Kicks Out Microsoft in Favor of Nextcloud
The BMWET migrates 1,200 employees to sovereign cloud in just four months.
What LeetCode? I Found This Platform to Practice Linux Troubleshooting Skills
Move over theory and practice your Linux and DevOps skills by solving various challenges on this innovative platform. A good way to prepare for job interviews.
Bug in Coreutils Rust Implementation Briefly Downed Ubuntu 25.10's Automatic Upgrade System
The fix came quickly, but this highlights the challenges of replacing core GNU utilities with Rust-based ones.
Finally, You Can Now be Ubuntu Certified Linux User
New platform offers self-paced, modular exams designed by Ubuntu's engineering team.
Safe Browsing Flags Open Source Photo App Immich Web URLs as Dangerous
Automated security system mistook legit Immich instances for phishing, which seems to be coming from misconfigured HTTPS setting.
KDE Plasma 6.5 Released: Let Me Walk You Through What's New
Rounded corners, auto dark mode, pinned clipboard, and a whole lot more in this update!
TerraMaster Launches F2-425 Plus and F4-425 Plus NAS with Intel N150 and Triple M.2 Slots
New hybrid NAS series brings enterprise-grade backup and media streaming to home users and small businesses.
Valkey 9.0 Adds Multi-Database Clusters, Supports 1 Billion Requests Per Second
New release brings 40% throughput increase and seamless zero-downtime resharding.
Linux's Favorite Game SuperTuxKart 1.5 Released with Graphics Overhaul and New Features
The beloved open source kart racer gets many refinments before Evolution arrives.
That One (of the several) Feature ProtonMail Does Better Than Gmail
The newsletters can be a mess to manage. ProtonMail gives you better features than Gmail to manage your newsletter subscriptions.
NebiOS is an Ubuntu-based Distro With a Brand New DE Written for Wayland from Ground Up
Exploring a new Ubuntu-based distro. By the way, it's been some time since we had a new distro based on Ubuntu.
I Tested Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS Beta: A Few Hits and Misses But Mostly on the Right Track
COSMIC has come a long way, but is it enough?
Free Software Foundation Is Serious About The Librephone Project [To Bring Mobile Freedom To The Masses]
Not just another Android fork, this project aims to liberate mobile computing at its core.
ONLYOFFICE Docs 9.1 Arrives with PDF Redaction and Many Editor Upgrades
New redaction tools, performance boosts, and enhanced collaboration features.
NordVPN Makes Linux App GUI Open Source, Reverses Meshnet Shutdown Decision
Two significant announcements show that the company is listening to its community.
LMDE 7 "Gigi" Released: Linux Mint's Debian-Based Alternative Gets Major Upgrade
A stable Debian base meets a polished Linux Mint desktop experience.
Zorin OS 18 Released Just in Time for Windows 10 EOL
You get a refreshed interface and features designed to make the switch from Windows 10 easier.
Top 5 FOSS Philosophies Creatives Should Embrace
Open source is more than a collection of tools—it’s a mindset that empowers creative professionals to work with autonomy, resilience, and community.
Telegram, Please Learn Who's a Threat and Who's Not
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