OBS Studio 27.2 Adds Official Flatpak Support and Makes Things Easier for Linux Users
One of the most famous open-source apps out there, OBS Studio (formerly Open Broadcaster Software) has received an exciting
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KDE's Latest Move Will Help Raspberry Pi and PinePhone Pro Users Immensely
KDE recently shared its monthly updates on the latest app developments and progress, as usual.
While the Falkon 3.2
8 Reasons Why I Keep Coming Back to Firefox
Firefox is a fantastic open-source web browser. Considering it comes pre-installed with most Linux distributions, it does not
Should You Use a New, Obscure Linux Distro or Stick With the Mainstream Ones?
When you start using Linux on your desktop, you probably stick with the beginner-friendly distros like Ubuntu or Linux
Open-Source Company LINAGORA is Working on a Google Drive Alternative
LINAGORA, the company behind the open-source collaboration platform—Twake, is working on another open-source offering, i.e., LinShare.
KDE Plasma 5.24 LTS Releases with Updated Breeze Theme and New Overview Effect
We have been keeping an eye on KDE Plasma 5.24 for a while.
From spotting the GNOME-Style overview
Vivaldi 5.1 Introduces Horizontal Scrollable Tabs and a New Reading List
Vivaldi is a pretty good option for Linux users. They focus on Linux as one of the first-party platforms,
7 New Features That Make GNOME 42 an Awesome Release
GNOME 42 will be an interesting release.
It includes noticeable visual changes and improvements to the desktop experience. Of course,
Nobara Project Aims to Offer an Unofficial Fedora Linux 35 Spin Tailored for Gaming
Fedora 35 is an impressive Linux distribution that debuted with GNOME 41 and introduced a new KDE variant.
You can
Linux Release Roundup #22.6: OpenMandriva Lx 4.3, Absolute Linux 15, Escuelas Linux 7.3, and More Releases
In the Linux Release Roundup series, we summarize the new distribution and application version releases in the past week. This
BitTorrent Client 'Fragments 2.0' for Linux is Here, Rebuilt Using Rust with a New UI
Fragments is one of the best torrent clients for Linux.
The latest Fragments 2.0 is a significant upgrade, completely
Oldest Active Linux Distro Slackware Finally Releases Version 15
Rejoice! Linux fans will be pleased to know that the legendary distro, Slackware, has received a new release after a
Zorin OS 16 Education is a Linux Distro That Makes Learning More Accessible
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Peppermint 11 Debuts With Debian Linux, Drops Ubuntu and LXDE Components
Peppermint OS 11 was one of the most anticipated releases for 2022, and it has finally arrived!
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KDE's Falkon Browser Adds Screen Capture and PDF Reader with its Latest Update in 3 Years
If you’re a KDE fan, you must have certainly come across or even used Falkon. So, you must be
Linux Lite 5.8 Release Includes Neofetch, Updated Theme, and New Wallpapers
One of the best Windows-like distribution and lightweight distros out there, Linux Lite is an impressive choice for modern
System76's New 'Kudu' Laptop Starts at $1799 Featuring Ryzen 9 and RTX 3060
System76 teased their ‘Kudu’ laptop a few weeks back. And, now, it is finally available to order in its full
System Monitoring Center v1.2.1 Releases With GUI Tweaks, Reduced CPU Load, and ARM Support
Last year, we featured System Monitoring Center as one of our app highlights.
It is an all-in-one open-
Scribus 1.5.8 Brings in Optimization and Reliability Improvements, Preparing for Qt6 Transition
Scribus, the popular Qt-based publishing app, has just released version 1.5.8. Although this release is relatively minor,
Nitrux 2.0 Features XanMod Kernel 5.16.3 as Default and Adds Visual Tweaks to the Desktop Experience
Nitrux Linux is easily one of the most beautiful Linux distributions out there.
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I Used Linux-Based PinePhone Daily For A Year. Here's What I Learned!
When Pine64 announced the PinePhone in 2019, no one could have foreseen the tremendous impact it would have on mobile
Arch Linux's Guided Installer Archinstall 2.3.1 Comes With Improved BTRFS and Pipewire Support
In April last year, Arch Linux started including a command line based guided installer called Archinstall.
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So, I recently upgraded to a dual-monitor setup (1080p + 1440p).
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