Ubisoft Could Work on 'Rainbow Six Siege' Proton Support If More Linux Users Show Interest
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Primarily, it does not
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CrossOver 21.1.0 Release Adds GTA V Support on Linux Among Other Enhancements
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It's Time More Linux Distros and DEs Become 'Linus-Proof'
The past few weeks have rattled the desktop Linux community.
Popular tech YouTuber Linus, not Torvalds but Sebastian, decided to
Kalendar Beta v0.3.0 Introduces a Windows Version Along With Essential Improvements
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Linux Release Roundup #21.48: Pinta 1.7.1, Proton 6.3-8, Deepin 20.3, and More Releases
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Endless OS 4.0 is a Long-Term Support Version with Usability Improvements
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MX Linux has Released a New Edition for Newer Hardware
MX Linux 21 was officially unveiled last month while introducing a new Fluxbox edition. However, the Advanced Hardware Support (AHS)
Deepin 20.3 Brings in Linux Kernel 5.15 LTS With a New Screen Capture Mode
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Amazon's Own Linux Distribution is Now Completely Based on Fedora
In case you did not know already, Amazon has its own general purpose Linux distribution, unsurprisingly called Amazon Linux.
It
KDE Plasma 5.24 To Add a GNOME-Style Overview and Will Prevent You From Uninstalling Plasma
Ever since Gnome 3 in 2011, the activities overview has played a key role in interacting with it. Despite its
No More Microsoft! This German State Plans to Switch 25,000 Windows PCs to Linux and LibreOffice
Schleswig-Holstein is the northernmost German state that has planned to switch to open-source solutions in its administration and
A Notion like Open-Source App is in Development
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Firefox Relay is Now Out of Beta & Adds New Premium Plan to Help Protect Your Real Email Address
Firefox Relay aims to help you protect your real email address by providing email aliases.
While good options like Simplelogin,
Linux Release Roundup #21.46: Tor Browser 11.0, SparkyLinux 6.1, GNOME 41.1, and More Releases
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8 New Features & Improvements to Expect in GIMP 3.0 Release
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Forza Horizon 5 on Linux? There's a Good Chance That You Can Play it Already
Forza Horizon 5 is a new racing video game developed by Playground Games and published by Xbox Game Studios.
Before
Canonical Makes it Easy to Run a Linux VM on Apple M1
Ever since Apple introduced its M1 chips, numerous efforts have been made to run Linux on it.
Even though that
TUXEDO Nano Pro is an AMD-Powered Ultra-Mini Linux PC
The German-based Linux PC manufacturer has just added another exciting product to their mini-PC lineup. The Tuxedo Nano
Oh, Wow! Pop!_OS Linux Devs Are Creating a New Rust-based Desktop Environment
Earlier this year, System76 introduced their desktop environment (DE) “COSMIC” based on GNOME.
The COSMIC desktop aimed to offer a
Linux Release Roundup #21.45: Linux Kernel 5.15, Fedora 35, Firefox 94, and More Releases
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After Moving From FreeBSD to Void Linux, Project Trident Finally Discontinues
Sadly, the Project Trident team announced that they will be ending development of their Linux distro.
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For those
Google to Pay Security Researchers up to $50,337 for Exploiting Linux Kernel Bugs
Google makes good use of Linux across its platforms, especially when it comes to Android and its massive servers. Over
Fedora 35 Debuts With GNOME 41 and a New KDE Variant
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