Linus Torvalds Reacts to Poorly-Executed Pull Requests for Linux 6.3
You do not want to see the furious-side of Linus Torvalds. Do you?
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Musk Says Twitter Algorithm to Go Open-Source Next Week
Would you take Elon's word for it? So, Twitter's algorithm goes open-source sooner than you would expect?
Raspberry Pi Debug Probe is a $12 Kit for Debuggers
A new super affordable handy kit by Raspberry Pi foundation. What do you think?
Fish Shell to Ditch C++ for a Rust Port; Plans to be Available for Servers
Fish shell plans make the transition to Rust to improve things and make it available for servers.
DreamWorks' Renderer Used for 'Puss in Boots' is Going Open-Source Very Soon
DreamWork animation company is making its in-house renderer open-source very soon!
It's Here! New Linux Kernel 6.2 Arrives With Full Intel Arc Graphics Support
Linux Kernel 6.2 release is here!
Open-Source DAW Ardour 7.3 Gets Better With VST3 Multi-Bus Support
Ardour 7.3 becomes an improved open-source DAW with VST3 multi-bus support and other refinements.
Intel Itanium Support is Here to Stay in the Linux Kernel
It looks like the Linux Kernel will continue supporting Intel Itanium (ia64).
CrossOver 22.1 Release is a Small Update With Good Gaming Upgrades
CrossOver 22.1 is a tiny update with significant improvements.
Mozilla Gives a Sneak Peek on Thunderbird 115 Supernova Folder Design Changes
Thunderbird shares details on design changes coming with its supernova upgrade.
Security Researchers Uncover 700+ Malicious Open-Source Packages in npm and PyPI
Beware of malicious open-source packages!
ONLYOFFICE Adds ChatGPT and Zoom Integration
ONLYOFFICE is becoming the better open-source suite with additions like these. Don't you think?
💕Valentine's Gift for KDE Users Arrive in the Form of Plasma 5.27 Release
KDE Plasma 5.27 has landed with plenty of improvements.
Privacy Scare! Google's Go Programming Language Wants to Enable Telemetry by Default
A proposed change to Google's Go programming language toolchain might end up scaring off developers more than ever.
Design is a New 2D CAD App for Linux in Development
A minimal-looking software tool with essential features, Design aims to be a nice 2D CAD option for Linux users.
Fedora's New Anaconda Web UI Installer is Looking Good
The progress on the new Anaconda web installer looks good. Take a sneak peek.
Verified Flatpak Apps are Coming Soon
Flatpak apps now have a verified badge icon, only on the beta portal for now.
Linux Kernel 6.1 is Now Approved as an LTS Version
Linux Kernel 6.1 was due for approval for more than a month as the last LTS version of 2022. Now, that's a green light!
GNOME is (kind of) Bringing Back a Feature It Had Removed a Few Years Ago
GNOME design changes makes sense, as it brings back (sort of) a similar functionality that it removed earlier.
Transmission 4.0 Upgrade is Here After Two Years
BitTorrent client Transmission 4.0 release is here with much-needed feature upgrades and improvements.
Endless OS 5 Release Adds Wayland Support With GNOME 41
Endless OS 5 is here with an updated desktop experience.
Fedora 38 to Offer Unrestricted Flathub Integration
Fedora 38 is bringing in unfiltered access to the Flathub applications. Learn more about it here.
Mozilla's Abandoned Servo Web Engine is Making a Comeback in 2023
Open-source Rust-powered Servo web engine might be getting back to the game with its roadmap plan for development.
Escuelas Linux 8.0: A Major Upgrade for the 25th Anniversary
The latest Escuelas Linux 8.0 marks 25 years of promoting FOSS.
