ProtonMail Introduces a New Design for Web Users
If you have been using ProtonMail beta version, you may have noticed the user interface improvements they have been doing
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You Can Still Use the Old Firefox Interface (but not for long)
Firefox 89 is finally available to download with a major redesign. While some like what they are trying to do,
Linux Release Roundup #21.23: Firefox 89, Pop!_OS 21.04 Beta, and More New Releases
In the Linux Release Roundup series, we summarize the new application and distribution versions release in the last few days.
Slimbook ONE Linux Mini PC is Now Powered by a High-Performance AMD Chip
Slimbook ONE is one of the best Linux-based mini PCs out there. The earlier iterations were quite successful, which
You Can Now Try the New COSMIC Desktop Environment with Pop!_OS 21.04 Beta
Pop!_OS 21.04 is one of the most anticipated distros of this year and the public beta has finally
openSUSE Leap 15.3 Release Finally Closes the Gap With SUSE Linux Enterprise
Last year, with openSUSE Leap 15.2 release they aimed to close the gap between SUSE Linux Enterprise by building
OBS Studio 27 Adds Wayland Support, Undo/Redo, and Browser Docks
Open Broadcaster Software is a free and open-source streaming/recording solution available for multiple platforms.
Not long ago, we
Firefox 89 is Here with a Revamped Design and Improved Features
Firefox has long been the default web browser for many popular distributions such as Ubuntu and Manjaro. It is well
/e/, Fairphone, and a Few European Companies Join to Launch 'FairTEC' Promoting Ethical Smartphone Solutions
A few European companies like /e/ and Fairphone who promote open-source technologies have joined forces to start ‘FairTEC‘, which
Configuring Vim as a Writing Tool
Sharing my personal workflow of how I use Vim for creative writing.
Linux Release Roundup #21.22: AlmaLinux 8.4, Inkscape 1.1, and More New Releases
In the Linux Release Roundup series, we summarize the new application and distribution versions release in the last few days.
'Have I been Pwned' is Now Open Source to Check Passwords
Have I been Pwned is a popular website to check if your email has been a part of a data
GIMP's 'Woke' Fork Glimpse is Getting Discontinued
A few years back, someone forked GIMP into Glimpse because the term “GIMP” was offensive in a way.
Not just
Comcast Sends Copyright Notice to a User for Downloading Ubuntu ISO via Torrent
Update: The article was updated with OpSec Security’s official statement.
If you do not use torrent files to download
Inkscape 1.1 is the Next Major Update With New Export Options and More Features
Last year, Inkscape 1.0 release hit the surface with tons of new features and improvements after 3 years in
Shutter Screenshot Tool May Soon Make its Re-entry to the Ubuntu Repository
Only a few months back, Shutter had its first major release in years getting rid of the old libraries and
Sublime Text 4 Brings in a Refreshed UI, GPU Rendering Feature, and More Exciting Improvements
A lot of software developers rely on Sublime Text to do their jobs seamlessly. Even though it is not an
Open Source World's Favorite IRC Network Freenode is in Turmoil
What is Freenode?
I’m sure that some of you don’t know what Freenode is. Let me explain. Freenode
Linux Release Roundup #21.21: NetBSD 9.2, Kdenlive 21.04.1, Ubuntu Touch OTA 17, and More New Releases
In the Linux Release Roundup series, we summarize the new application and distribution versions release in the last few days.
TUXEDO Launches InfinityBook Pro 14 With a Gorgeous 3K Display
TUXEDO computers is popularly known for their Linux laptops.
It looks like they have unveiled something exciting after a while
Linux Foundation Offers Free WebAssembly Training Courses for Developers
If you are a developer working with native cloud applications and want to get rid of the overheads that come
Mozilla Firefox Is Adding Capabilities to Defend Against Malicious Sites on Desktop
Mozilla Firefox is a popular privacy-oriented, free and open-source web browser. While privacy and security were always the
1Password for Linux Is Officially Here With Brand New Features
1Password is a pretty good password manager (even though not open-source) and has a good rep in the open-
CloudLinux Launches 'TuxCare' to Provide Linux Enterprise Support
Recently, CloudLinux announced commercial support for its CentOS replacement offering. Now, they have unveiled something more exciting.
A new brand
