Terraria Devs Support Open-Source Game Engines Over Unity
Yay for open-source game engines!
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I Switched to LanguageTool from Grammarly: Taking Control of Creativity and Privacy
Comparing LanguageTool and Grammarly with user insights and more information.
GNOME 45 Release Ditches the "Activities" Button
The latest and greatest of GNOME desktop is here.
A big change is coming to the Linux Kernel Support….
While this is a significant change on paper, how can it affect the users? Thoughts?
Tagger's New Update Lets You Organize and Tag Your Music Better
Using Tagger to tag your music? Now, it comes with new feature additions and fixes.
Fedora 39 Features: It's Time To Talk About Them!
Fedora 39 is coming in hot! Learn what's new here before you get it installed.
Beaver Notes: A Private Open-Source Note-Taking App
A privacy-focused note-taking app available cross-platform. Let's take a look at it!
Coding in Rust? Here's a New IDE by JetBrains
Rust developers, you have something new to try out!
Ubuntu 23.10 Brings Back ZFS Support to the Installer
ZFS is back with Ubuntu 23.10.
Librem 11: Purism Unveils a Privacy-Focused Linux Tablet
An expensive Linux-powered tablet with a focus on security and privacy. Let's see where it goes.
Linux Malware! Read This If You Use Free Download Manager
It is always best to stay cautious no matter what you use!
Meta Aims to Build an Open-Source ChatGPT Contender
Meta has decided to work on an open-source alternative to OpenAI's ChatGPT. This should be interesting.
openSUSE Wants to Replace Leap With a New Offering
openSUSE Leap is set to be replaced with a new option. Learn more about it here.
GNOME Crosswords Gets a Standalone Editor With New Update
Crosswords app gets some love with a new standalone editor app available on Flathub.
Ubuntu 23.10 to Feature Experimental TPM-backed Full Disk Encryption
Moving forward, Ubuntu will let you utilize TPM-backed Full Disk Encryption. But, is this something you would like?
Librum: Promising New Open-Source e-book Reader That Lets You Create an Online Library
Librum is a new eBook reader with a cloud library.
Linux Lite 6.6 Release Features an Updated Welcome App and Icon Theme
Linux Lite 6.6 may not feature big changes, but looks like it is focusing on the useful bits.
Nitrux 3.0 Release Improves its Update Tool and More
Nitrux 3.0 has landed with core improvements. Check it out here.
Linux Users Beware! GNOME 45 is Bad News for Extensions
GNOME 45 is an impressive upgrade. But this development on extensions does not sound great!
Flarum: An Open-Source Community Platform Like Discourse
Flarum can be a better, simpler, or an innovative alternative to Discourse. Learn more about it here.
GNOME 45 Packs in Exciting Upgrades: Here's What's New
The features and improvements that you can expect with GNOME 45. We've listed them here.
Regolith Desktop 3.0 Release Improves Fractional Scaling and Tests Wayland Support
Regolith Desktop 3.0 is here with fractional scaling for high-res displays and more.
Emmabuntüs Debian Edition 5 Releases With Debian 12 and Other Improvements
Looking for something that still supports 32-bit hardware and be used for education? You might want to try this new release.
PyCharm and Android Studio to Feature Wayland Support for Linux
If you are a developer using Linux or WSL, you are in for a treat.
