Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5: Power and Versatility in a Compact and Affordable Form Factor
Discover the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5: advanced performance, multiple configurations and accessories for innovative embedded projects.
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Serious vulnerability in 7-Zip allows remote code execution: are you protected?
Update 7-Zip now: vulnerability allows remote code execution. Protect your data with our guide to immediate action.
Scrcpy 3.0 revolutionizes screen mirroring with support for virtual displays
Check out Scrcpy 3.0, an update that revolutionizes screen mirroring with support for virtual displays. Check it out now!
:(){ :|:& };:, the Fork Bomb command: how it works and how to protect yourself
Find out what the Fork Bomb command is, how it works, and effective measures to protect your system. Avoid unexpected crashes!
Anthropic and Hume AI revolutionize voice control on computers: everything you need to know
Discover how Anthropic and Hume AI are revolutionizing computers with their innovative voice control. The technology of the future is here!
Firefox 133 introduces new Bounce Tracking Protection to improve security
Firefox 133 is now available for download, with new security measures such as Bounce Tracking Protection.
OnexFly F1 Pro: All about this revolutionary handheld computer… not suitable for any pocket
Find out all about the Onexfly F1 Pro, a revolutionary portable device with an OLED screen and advanced performance. Find out now!
Sony is preparing a new portable console to compete in the gaming market
Sony plans to revolutionize gaming with a new portable console for PS5. Find out how it will compete with Nintendo and other giants.
Everything you need to know about the new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W with wireless connectivity
Discover the new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.2 for only $7. Ideal for IoT projects and wireless applications, check it out!
This is the best and legal, but not illegal, way to stop Prime Video ads from bothering you
Want to watch Prime Video without ads and without paying more? We'll show you a trick you can use anywhere.
Can you make WhatsApp calls and video calls on Linux?
We explain everything you need to know about WhatsApp video calling on Linux. Is it possible at all?
What the sudo rm -rf /* command actually does in Linux and why you should never use it
Find out what the sudo rm -rf /* command does in Linux, its risks, and how to avoid mistakes that can wipe your entire system.
WINE 9.22 continues to improve DirectPlay support and introduces over 300 changes
WINE 9.22 has arrived with 300 changes, which could be the last development version of 2024. Next stop, WINE 10.0-RC1?
Discover what's new in FreeCAD 1.0, the free alternative for 3D design that rises to #1 after decades of development
Explore the improvements in FreeCAD 1.0: a new interface, advanced tools and cross-platform support. Download for free now!
OpenAI prepares its browser to challenge Google's dominance with Chrome
OpenAI plans to launch a web browser with ChatGPT built-in to compete with Google Chrome. Find out how it could change search.
What is Bliss OS and how to install it on your PC?
Discover Bliss OS, the Android-based system that revives your PC with advanced features and easy installation.
Blender 4.3: Discover the new features that revolutionize 3D modeling
Blender 4.3 has arrived as the latest and most updated version of the most popular 3D modeling tool.
Google Chrome and Android in the spotlight: US wants to dismantle the tech giant's monopoly
US seeks to break Google's monopoly, proposing Chrome sale and Android restrictions. Measures that could change the internet.
Steam Recorder. Screenshots on Steam Deck Vol. 2. Valid for any other device
We show you how to record your games with the built-in Steam recorder and how to share them with whoever you want.
Google plans to "kill" ChromeOS and bring Android to the desktop, according to internal sources
According to internal sources, Google is considering merging ChromeOS and Android to launch a device that competes with the iPad.
Firefox tests new feature to “unload” tabs, a way to save resources
Firefox is working on a feature that will allow us to hibernate tabs on demand, currently in the Nightly channel.
LibreOffice 24.8.3 arrives with almost 100 fixes to improve stability
LibreOffice 24.8.3 has arrived with almost 100 changes to improve the stability and robustness of the office suite.
Firefox is working on improving profile management. Here's how to try it out
Mozilla is working on a significant improvement to managing profiles in its Firefox browser. Currently in beta.
Debian Jr., the Debian that every child will want to use is now available for testing
Debian Jr. is a version of the popular operating system aimed at younger users, with software and a graphical environment prepared for them.
Debian 12.8 arrives with more fixes and security patches
Debian 12.8 has arrived as a new point update with security patches and bug fixes.
WINE 9.21 introduces improvements to DirectPlay networks and over 200 changes
WINE 9.22 is here to continue preparing the Wine Is Not an Emulator version that will arrive in early 2024.
The Fedora KDE spin will become an official edition and put on par with the GNOME version
Fedora KDE Plasma Desktop Edition will become an official flavor and will be on par with Fedora Workstation.
The first RC of GIMP 3.0 is now available. The release is now close, but there is no official date scheduled
After a long time in development and later than expected, the first Release Candidate of GIMP 3.0 is now available.
KDE Linux, an immutable distribution with the best of KDE and Arch Linux that is already in the oven
KDE Linux is a project that aims to offer an immutable distribution with a KDE desktop and an Arch Linux base.
Apex Legends drops support for “Linux OS,” whatever that is, amid a rash of cheaters
Apex Legends is dropping support for Linux, which they refer to as an operating system, due to a rash of cheaters.
PPSSPP 1.18 arrives with game information, three new themes and a bug when running homebrew apps and demos
PPSSPP 1.18 is the new version of the popular emulator for PSP and has arrived with new features and some bugs to fix.
Apple Maps beta now works on Linux, but only if you use Firefox. Shazam works anywhere
Apple Maps and Shazam are now available on Linux, but the former only if you use Firefox and the latter on any browser.
Linux Mint prepares Nightlight implementation for Cinnamon
Linux Mint will use its own implementation of Night Light in its Cinnamon edition, among other new features such as an updated design.
Microsoft delays its Recall feature once again, and there are already a few
Microsoft has decided to delay its Recall feature for Windows 11 once again. It doesn't seem to have found a way to make it secure.
IPTVnator: Probably the best and most complete application for IPTV lists that exists on Linux
IPTVnator is the best application available today for consuming IPTV content from Linux, and also on other platforms.
ChatGPT Search begins its rollout. Does Google have reason to worry?
ChatGPT Search integrates AI-powered searches into the popular chatbot. Should Google be worried?
Linux Lite 7.2 arrives with support for Lite AI and the possibility of upgrading to Linux 6.11
Linux Lite 7.2 is now available. It has jumped on the AI bandwagon, but only slightly. It offers Linux 6.11.
Fedora 41 arrives with GNOME 47, Plasma 6.2, DNF 5 and other new features
Fedora 41 is here with GNOME 47, Linux 6.11 and DNF XNUMX as major new features. Download it now!
NewPipe, the most popular alternative to YouTube app for Android, arrives on Flathub. It is unverified and may not be of interest… on your PC
NewPipe is the most popular alternative to YouTube for Android, and now we find it on Flathub for Linux.
Raspberry Pi is now selling branded memory, such as microSD and SSD
Raspberry Pi has released its own SSDs, M.2 2230s that are compatible with the Steam Deck and other handheld computers.
Vivaldi 7.0 introduces the Dashboard: a new, fully customizable screen to keep everything in view
Vivaldi 7.0 is now available, with a new look and a new section on the home page that will allow us to be more productive.
Parrot 6.2 arrives with Linux 6.2, updated tools and the new Rocket to launch containers
Parrot 6.2 has been officially released, with Linux 6.10, updated tools and some new ones.
WINE 9.20 arrives with more formats supported in D3DX9 and almost 200 changes
WINE 9.20 has arrived with a record-low changelog, but is still preparing for the 2024 stable release.
KCharSelect, search and find any symbol from Linux to paste it wherever you want
KCharSelect is a Linux application with which we can find symbols, copy them and paste them into any text.
ChatGPT and its analysis of web pages. Use this trick to find the answer to the title of any article
In theory, ChatGPT is able to read web pages, making it perfect for finding what you're looking for in less time.
Distrobox 1.8 arrives with many fixes and updated available images
Distrobox 1.8.0 is now available. Among its many patches, perhaps the most notable is that system images have been updated.
Soon we will be able to use Linux directly from Android
Google is developing a tool that will allow us to use the Linux terminal directly from Android.
This is how I used a secondary disk to have dual boot with Windows 11 without having dual boot
Can you dual boot without having it? Yes. You can have a "virtual" dual boot using a secondary disk with Win to go.
Ubuntu 24.10 Oracular Oriole: news and downloads of the versions with which Canonical celebrates the 20th anniversary
We explain what's new in Ubuntu 24.10 Oracular Oriole and all its official flavors. Download them now!
Qt 6.8 LTS arrives with Qt Graphs, multimedia improvements and these other changes
Qt 6.8 is the new update of the popular framework that comes with Qt Graphs and improvements in the multimedia section.
Microsoft advises you to buy a newer PC if yours is not compatible with Windows 11. We recommend installing Linux
Microsoft's support page recommends that you buy another computer if yours is not compatible with Windows 11.
Vivaldi prepares a new theme and a vitaminized home page full of widgets and backgrounds
Vivaldi is working on a theme with new icons and a widget-based home screen for its web browser.
This is why Brave, and probably Firefox, will never support sharing links with selected text
Brave has distanced itself from the Chrome/Chromium feature that allows links to be sent with selected text. Here's why.
After some time on Raspberry Pi OS, I've returned to Manjaro ARM. These are the reasons
Manjaro ARM is a desktop operating system, perhaps more complete than the Raspberry Pi OS.
Recall is updated with security measures and allowing its uninstallation?
Recall will arrive in October, but with new security measures and other updates.
Firefox 131 arrives today with support for text snippets and tab previews
Firefox 131 has arrived with tab preview enabled by default and support for text snippets.
LibreOffice 24.8.2 arrives as a surprise, probably to fix a security flaw
LibreOffice 24.8.2 is now available. It has arrived to fix bugs, but it has done so early, probably for security reasons.
Everything you need to know about EthicHub: the social impact investment platform
EthicHub uses Blockchain technology to connect investors with social impact and generating financial returns. Let's see what EthicHub is.
After decades of debate, the RT (real-time) kernel is now part of Linux
After much debate, the RT kernel is now part of Linux. A big improvement for audio editors, among others.
New EndeavourOS Neo ISO brings kernel to Linux 6.10 and software up to date
EndeavourOS Neo has a new ISO which highlights that it has upgraded the kernel to Linux 6.10. Discover all the new features.
Zorin OS 17.2 arrives with Ubuntu 24.04 kernel, new apps and better looks
Zorin 17.2 is the second update of v17 and comes with Ubuntu 24.04 as one of its most notable new features.
Vivaldi is now available as a snap package
The developers of Vivaldi have decided to bring their web browser to the Snapcraft store, so we now have an official snap.
Slimbook OS 24: new version, new possibilities
Slimbook OS 24, the new GNU/Linux distribution from the Spanish company, is now available. Now with the possibility of choosing between GNOME and Plasma
Vivaldi rejects the use of AI in its browser. Here are the reasons and solutions
Vivaldi rejects the use of AI in its browser for privacy reasons above all. But it can be added in a simple way.
LibreOffice 24.8.1 is here to fix just under 100 bugs in the August 2024 release
LibreOffice 24.8.1 has arrived without any new features, but with a list of bug fixes that amounts to 89 patches.
I've been a happy KDE user for years, but sometimes I wonder why they waste their time on unnecessary projects?
A review of the software developed by KDE, from what we like most to other programs that might be unnecessary.
Juno Tab 3: New Linux tablet that could be interesting, but its price…
The Juno Tab 3 is a "Pro" sized tablet with a choice of mobile Linux or desktop operating systems.
You can now use ChatGPT without registration in Spain. But is it worth it?
ChatGPT can now be used without registration in Spain, making things easier and improving privacy.
New KDE Slimbook Plasma 6 laptop
During Akademy 2024, the new KDE Slimbook Plasma 6 laptop model was presented, a computer that has been renovated inside and out...
MPV: The cheat sheet with the keyboard shortcuts that will turn you into a playback ninja
MPV is a great player, but it's not easy to use because of its interface. This cheat sheet will help you be more productive with it.
WINE 9.17 updates the Mono engine to v9.3.0 and introduces just over 200 changes
WINE 9.17 is the latest development release of the software which has arrived with an updated Mono engine and many fixes.
How to fix the time error when using Windows and Linux in dual boot, the most correct way
Do you use Windows and Linux and when you change the system the time drives you crazy? We explain the best way to solve it.
The latest Windows driver for Steam Deck OLED is now available… but something is still missing
Valve has now released all the Windows drivers for the Steam Deck OLED. To get everything working, all you need to do is use SteamOS 3.6.9.
Firefox prepares to support links with selected text
Finally. Starting with Firefox 131, the red panda browser will properly support links with selected text.
X TV: Elon Musk continues with his plan to make his social network a superapp. The next step, the video
In the last few hours, X TV has been unveiled, a YouTube rival that was born from the social network formerly known as Twitter.
How to access all the files on your computer with the flatpak version of Kodi
Kodi in flatpak doesn't have access to everything on your computer, but this can be solved with a small command in the terminal.
Cicada3301, a new Rust-based ransomware virus that affects Windows and Linux
Cicada3301 is a recent ransomware virus written in Rust that affects Linux in addition to Windows.
The option to uninstall Recall was a bug. The function remains mandatory
As it turns out, Recall won't be uninstallable. It will be available on all Windows 11 AI-enabled computers.
While waiting for SeatchGPT, iAsk is the best AI-powered search engine you can try right now. Should Google be scared?
iAsk is an AI-powered search engine that offers fast and highly accurate answers. Should Google start to be afraid?
Recall will finally arrive on Windows 11 in October, but its use will not be mandatory and it can be uninstalled
Recall will be back on Copilot+ PCs in October, with an uninstall option and new security measures. Should you enable it or not?
Microsoft gives up the Mono engine. WineHQ will take care of it from now on
Microsoft has handed over the Mono engine to WineQH. This is what makes it possible for .NET Framework apps to run on other systems.
LibreOffice 24.8, new major update that comes with new functions and visual tweaks
LibreOffice 24.8 is the new major update to the office suite and has arrived with new functions and visual tweaks.
Microsoft messes up again: a patch prevents Linux-based systems from starting
Microsoft has released an update in SBAT that has caused most distros to stop working in dualboot.
Kodi 21.1 uses PulseAudio on Linux by default in a version that has arrived to fix bugs
Kodi 21.1 has been officially announced. It is a version that fixes bugs above all, and you can now install it on Linux.
GIMP 3.0 goes into feature freeze. Its launch is approaching
It was expected weeks ago, but its arrival seems to be closer: GIMP 3.0 has gone into feature freeze.
If memory in use is not your priority, you now have a cheaper Raspberry Pi 5 with 2GB of RAM
Already available, you can now choose a cheaper Raspberry Pi 5 model, but with only 2GB of RAM.
Firefox Nightly is already testing a side panel and vertical tabs
Firefox Nightly has debuted a couple of highly requested features: a side panel and vertical tabs.
Microsoft tests a new menu in Windows 11 to show apps by categories, but still doesn't hear: what about the classic layout?
You can now try a new way to display apps in Windows 11. It is by categories, and it seems to be based on mobile phones.
WINE 9.15 continues to improve support for ODBC Windows drivers
WINE 9.15 is the new development version of the software that does not "emulate" Windows applications, but is used to use them in Linux.
Linux market share on the desktop continues to rise and marks a new all-time high
Linux usage on the desktop continues to rise, and in the last month it has set a new all-time high. How far will it go?
Telegrand and Tok, the promising GNOME and KDE Telegram clients that remained a promise
Telegrand and Tok are two Telegram clients created by GNOME and KDE, and apparently they will never see the light of day.
Firefox tests a feature that opens videos in PIP when changing tabs
Firefox is testing a feature where if a video from a platform is playing and you change tabs, the PIP is activated
WINE vs. Proton: what they are and when it is worth using each option to run Windows apps on Linux
WINE and Proton are two programs that allow us to run Windows applications on Linux. But what is better in each case?
Steam Deck Screenshots: How They Work and How to Share Them
The Steam Deck can take screenshots with a keystroke, but how do you share them? Here we explain it.
WINE 9.14 continues work to support Windows ODBC drivers
WINE 9.14 has arrived and continues the work of supporting Windows ODBC drivers, in addition to having fixed many bugs.
SearchGPT: OpenAI announces its search engine, and Google has reasons to worry
OpenAI has presented SearchGPT, a search engine that will challenge the hitherto king of searches, which is none other than Google.
Linux Mint 22 “Wilma” now available, with Cinnamon 6.2 and based on Ubuntu 24.04
Linux Mint 22, codenamed "Wilma", is now available. Among its most notable new features, Cinnamon 6.2 and Ubuntu 24.04 base.
EarlGreyTV proves what many of us already knew: the best TV Box is a PC
EarlGreyTV is what an engineer has imagined to free up a Smart TV and give it more options. Use a PC with certain modifications.
Google backs down: it will not eliminate third-party cookies in Chrome
Google is backing down and no longer plans to eliminate third-party cookies in Chrome, its web browser. And now that?
Firefox Nightly begins experimenting with ChatGPT and other chatbots as browser assistants
Firefox Nightly has added a function to its Labs that allows us to interact with different chatbots, such as ChatGPT.
With Firefox 128, Mozilla begins to collect advertising data, and there are distributions that ask their community whether to change browsers
Firefox 128 introduced an experimental novelty in which Mozilla collects information to sell advertising. Is it time to change browsers?
WINE 9.13 arrives with support for loading ODBC drivers for Windows and more than 300 changes
WINE 9.13 arrived at its usual time with a list of changes that returns to the average of over 300 in total.
OBS Studio 30.2 arrives with support for NVENC AV1 on Linux
OBS Studio 30.2 has arrived with a long list of new features, including support for NVENC AV1 on Linux.
LibreOffice 24.2.5 arrives correcting more than 70 bugs and preparing the ground for the next series
LibreOffice 24.2.5 is the fifth and final maintenance update in this series and has arrived correcting more than 70 bugs.
Valve prepares its own implementation of Waydroid for the Steam Deck
According to some rumors, Valve would be preparing its own and official implementation to use Waydroid on the Steam Deck.
8 Ways to watch YouTube on Linux without accessing youtube.com
We show you several ways to watch YouTube on Linux without accessing its official website without a web browser.
Firefox 128 improves security, CSS and its translation tool
Firefox 128 has arrived with many improvements, among which security, CSS and translation improvements stand out.
In the end I fell: I bought a Steam Deck and these are my first impressions
The Steam Deck is Valve's console or handheld computer. Is it worth it in 2024? I tell you in this article.
Proton Docs, Google faces competition with this word processor
Proton Docs is like Google Docs, but designed to be more secure, open source and collaborative.
Motrix, or when using a good download manager is the best option
Motrix is a very versatile download manager that is worth trying. Ultra-fast downloads with support for aria2 and the Torrent network.
Vivaldi 6.8 introduces Mail 2.0 and shows the consumption of each tab in real time
Vivaldi 6.8 is now available, and comes with the most notable novelty of the second version of its integrated email function.
Vivaldi customizations allow things like this: Show panel on hover
Vivaldi allows for a lot of customization, and in this article we explain how to make its panel appear on hover.
Does RetroArch crash as soon as you open it after an update? Try this first
This is what you have to try if, after an update, RetroArch closes as soon as you open it. The solution is simple.
Cinnamon 6.2 arrives preparing the ground for Linux Mint 22 with few important changes, but improving support for NVIDIA
Cinnamon 6.2 is the version of the desktop that the next version of Linux Mint will use. It doesn't come with a long list of new features.
Ubuntu App Center will finally allow you to install DEB packages from other sources
A request on GitHub shows that App Center, Ubuntu's application center, will allow installing DEB packages from other sources.
At first it sounded good in your head, but now Microsoft delays Recall indefinitely
Microsoft has had a bad week in which Apple has introduced Apple Intelligence and they have stopped the launch of Recall.
With the arrival of GPT-4o, "ChatGPT" has become "ShortInfoGPT". The problem of limitations along with not being able to choose another model
Since the arrival of ChatGPT's GPT-4o model, chat is no longer what it used to be. This way you can make the most of it without wasting it.
DuckDuckGo officially announces its artificial intelligence chatbot
DuckDuckGo has officially announced the launch of its artificial intelligence chatbot. Use ChatGPT and Claude.
LibreOffice 24.2.4 arrives correcting more than 70 bugs
LibreOffice 24.2.4 is the fourth maintenance update in this series and has arrived with a list of more than 72 bugs fixed.
VLC 3.0.21 introduces option for D3D11 HDR and other minor changes
VLC 3.0.21 is a new minor update of the famous cone player and has added a few features.
Chalubo: a RAT that in just 72 hours left more than 600,000 routers useless
Find out how a Trojan known as "Chalubo" left more than 600,000 routers unusable in a recent report from Black Lotus Labs...
Microsoft now recommends that we change our PC if it is not compatible with Windows 11. Seriously?
Microsoft is going overboard with banners that invite us to upgrade to Windows 11. They appear even on computers that do not meet the requirements.
The best tools to avoid blockages from your operator from Linux
If your operator has imposed zone restrictions or other reasons, the best thing you can do is avoid blockages with these tips.
The author of XZ published new corrective versions and a report on the backdoor case
Discover the corrective versions of XZ Utils (5.2.13, 5.4.7 and 5.6.2) that remove backdoors and suspicious changes...
I have returned to using Winget, the Linux-based tool to manage software, and I recommend its use to our Windows friends.
Winget is a tool that not only allows you to install software from official sources, but also allows you to update everything at once.
I have listened to Plasma 6 and have increased the autonomy of my laptop. This is how I have achieved it
Plasma 6 invites us to install a package that will improve the autonomy of our laptops by a high percentage.
Coreboot 24.05 arrives with support improvements, updates and more
Learn about the improvements in Coreboot 24.05: stable 64-bit compatibility, support for multiple TPM drivers, and tiered execution...
RetroArch 1.19 comes with many new features for the iPhone, now that it is finally available in the App Store
RetroArch 1.19 has arrived with many improvements for Apple devices, and also with several related to Wayland.
KDE Gear 24.05, improvements continue in apps for KDE 6
xplore the improvements of KDE Gear 24.05, the May update with changes in Dolphin and Neochat. Discover the new functions implemented
Mesa 24.1.0 arrives with improved support for Vulkan, improvements in NVK and more
Mesa 24.1.0 brings interesting changes, such as support for OpenGL 4.6 with Zink on NVIDIA cards and improvements to ANV Vulkan...
Snapcraft presents the redesign of the Snap Store page
Like Flathub recently did, Snapcraft has redesigned its website. There are changes, but not drastic.
KDE is already working on icon problems in non-KDE environments
Find out the latest news on KDE development and the initiative to address icon issues in non-KDE environments...
Microsoft plans to purchase Valve, according to a rumor that probably will not go beyond that
According to a rumor that should be taken with a grain of salt, Microsoft would be preparing billions to buy the Valve company.
Winamp is not dead and announces the release of its source code
Discover the new era of Winamp! Participate in the collaborative development of this iconic music player...
Vortex, a project that develops a GPGPU based on RISC-V
Meet Vortex, a project that develops a RISC-V-based GPGPU for parallel computing with advanced instructions...
MX Linux 23.3 upgrades its base to Debian 12.5
MX Linux 23.3 Libretto has arrived based on Debian 12.5 and with kernels and packages updated to more recent versions.
GNOME OS promises fast and secure updates with systemd-sysupdate
GNOME OS developers are implementing systemd-sysupdate for daily atomic updates and control of...
The 63rd edition of the Top 500 has already been published
. Meet the most powerful clusters in the world in the latest edition of the "Top 500" ranking. Discover who leads the...
Firefox prepares a new new tab page: wallpapers and weather widget
Mozilla is preparing several visual changes for its Firefox web browser and some of them will appear in new tabs.
GPT-4o is loved by some free users. Impressive, but you will have to be patient
GPT-4o is now available, and some free users can access its functions with certain limits.
openSUSE presented the first preview of Agama 8, the new SUSE and openSUSE installer
. openSUSE introduces Agama 8 with a refreshed architecture and improved user interface. Discover the news and...
Don't call it Twitter, call it X. Now also in the URL
As of today, twitter.com ceases to exist as such and now redirects to x.com, an expected step after the name change of the social network.
Ebury has been active since 2009 and currently affects more than 400,000 Linux servers
ESET reveals details about Ebury, a rootkit active since 2009 that has infected more than 400,000 servers...
FerroChrome, a secret Google project that allows you to run Chrome OS on Android
*Google presents "FerroChrome": the integration of Chromium OS on Android. Is this the future of mobile desktop modes?
SSID Confusion, a WiFi vulnerability that tricks victims into connecting to less secure networks
Security alert! Learn about the "SSID Confusion" attack method that allows attackers to trick you into connecting...
Has your Kodi gone silent? Try this before you go crazy
Kodi does not make sound after the last update. But we show you a temporary solution so you can enjoy it again.
CachyOS is updated and now offers a version for handheld computers such as the Steam Deck or Rog Ally
CachyOS has recently been updated to the May 2024 version and now offers a version for consoles like the Steam Deck.
Eelco Dolstra resigned from the board of directors of the NixOS Foundation
Due to the toxic environment generated by Eelco Dolstra, members of the board of directors of the NixOS Foundation requested their resignation...
OpenSilver 2.2 arrives with LightSwitch support, fixes and various minor changes
OpenSilver 2.2 gives a second life to LightSwitch, also adding support improvements, fixes and new...
Your browser's side panel is the best all-in-one app for Webapps
The side panel of a web browser that offers it can be our best friend to be more productive while browsing.
EB corbos Linux, an Ubuntu-based system intended for the automotive industry
EB corbos Linux is an innovative solution for critical safety functions in the automotive industry, optimizing resources and...
I've given Edge a timid chance because of its latest features, but I can't handle this Microsoft
Microsoft Edge has included new features such as a VPN. Is this reason enough to use it as the default browser?
Raspberry Pi Connect, a new tool to manage Raspberry Pi OS remotely
Raspberry Pi Connect is a ready-to-use tool that will allow us to manage the Raspberry Pi remotely.
Google removed RISC-V support on Android and mentions that this "does not mean stopping support"
Google has made the decision to temporarily remove RISC-V support from its Android kernel, resulting in...
GNOME is in trouble and seeks fundraising
The GNOME Foundation seeks to increase its income and is implementing fundraising initiatives for the growth and...
A Bluetooth device managed to connect to a satellite in orbit and you think it doesn't even reach the corner
Hubble Network has demonstrated that a simple Bluetooth chip can establish a direct connection in space, covering a distance...
A Proton Mail user was arrested in Spain because the service leaked his data
The controversy between Proton Mail and the Spanish police calls into question the limits between privacy and national security...
Reproducible builds are now a fact in openSUSE Factory
openSUSE Factory already offers reproducible "bit-by-bit" builds to ensure consistency of generated binaries...
A vulnerability in Flatpak allowed code to be executed outside the sandbox
A vulnerability in Flatpak puts the security of your Linux desktop applications at risk, as it allows...
XFCE moves its communication channels to Matrix
Important news! The XFCE project communication channels are moved from IRC to Matrix. The reasons behind...
OpenAI could present its own search engine based on artificial intelligence this month
OpenAI is preparing its own search engine based on artificial intelligence that it could present this month.
run0, the transparent replacement for sudo in systemd
systemd 256 introduces "run0", a new utility that replaces sudo and ensures safer execution of other users' processes...
LibreOffice 24.2.3 arrives correcting just under 100 bugs
LibreOffice 24.2.3 has arrived as the third maintenance update in this series with just under 100 bugs fixed.
GNU nano 8.0 "Grus grus" introduces changes to keyboard shortcuts and more
GNU nano 8.0 "Grus grus" introduces the implementation of keyboard shortcuts, improvements in color representation and a solution to ...
And what will we Linux geeks do now? Neofetch is discontinued
Neofetch, the tool that many of us use to display certain system information, is abandoning its development.
While you wait for OpenAI to let you use ChatGPT without an account, and even when it does, DuckDuckGo is the best alternative
DuckDuckGo AI Chat is a chat from the duck company that uses models like ChatGPT to help us more privately.
Lenovo and Intel refuse to resolve a 2019 vulnerability in unsupported computers
Lenovo and Intel have left a vulnerability that has affected computers since 2019 unresolved, this situation affects...
The OpenSSF has detected social engineering attempts to gain control of open source projects
The OpenSSF warns about social engineering in open source projects. Learn to identify suspicious patterns and protect your project
First look at Ubuntu Lomiri 24.04, the Unity flavor alternative project
We put Ubuntu Lomiri 24.04 to the test, a new option that is in development and uses Lomiri on desktop Ubuntu.
Vivaldi 6.7 improves one of its Achilles heels: launches resource saving function
Vivaldi 6.7 releases a new feature that improves one of its weakest points: automatic tab hibernation.
Gentoo Linux partners with Software in the Public Interest (SPI)
Gentoo announced the transfer of the project under the auspices of the non-profit organization SPI...
KDAB introduced Servo WebView for Qt
The new implementation of the Qt WebEngine module, Qt makes it possible to embed a webview component within...
Nmap 7.95 presents improvements in Npcap, new scripts, corrections and more
The release of Nmap 7.95 was announced and in this new version improvements and updates have been implemented in...
Fedora 40 arrives with Gnome 46, Wayland improvements and more
Fedora 40 is the new version of the distribution and in this new version a large number of new features have been implemented and...
Flathub updates the interface of its website, which now has the design of a real software store
Flathub has redesigned the home page of its website and now it looks like the Linux software store we were all waiting for.
zlib-rs, an alternative to zlib-rs in Rust that aims to address problems caused by memory errors
Zlib has been present for decades in a large number of environments and now zlib-rs emerges as an option for...
Sometimes I miss Windows
Sometimes I miss Windows, a system that I haven't used as my main option for almost 20 years. Because?
MPV 0.38 arrives with compatibility, scaling improvements and more
Learn about the new features and improvements introduced by the new version of MPV 0.38, the open source multimedia player...
Firefox 125.0.1 arrives instead of Firefox 125 and these are its new features
Firefox 125 was canceled due to problems that were not detected in time and in its place comes Firefox 125.0.1 and in this release...
yt-dlp + mpv: the best combination to watch YouTube videos without downloading them and away from the browser
yt-dlp combined with MPV can be the best option to play Internet video and audio without having to download to the hard drive.
Gentoo community considers banning AI-generated contributions
At Gentoo, the decision has been made to prohibit the acceptance of contributions generated by AI, this is because...
Internet scams are increasing. How to avoid falling into the trap
Internet scams are increasing and appear in any way. We explain how to avoid being scammed.
OS Zone celebrates five years of success invalidating patents directed against free software
After the Gnome case, OS Zone celebrates 5 years of work defending and invalidating patent lawsuits...
How to download files with Wget and restart processes if something goes wrong
Wget is free and open source software that allows downloads from the terminal. We explain how to use it.
Jpegli, Google's new open source JPEG encoding library
Jpegli is Google's new open source JPEG encoding library that aims to decrease file sizes...
Firefox tests feature to translate selected text
Mozilla is working on a feature that will allow selected text to be translated in the Firefox web browser.
QT 6.7 arrives with improvements in experimental functions, improvements in graphics and more
Qt 6.7 is now available and comes with many improvements, as well as several additions and improvements to support...
Redict 7.3.0 has already been released
The new version of Redict 7.3.0 has already been released and comes implementing internal changes in name references and...
FFmpeg 7.0 "Dijkstra" arrives with support improvements, parallel execution and more
After 5 months of development, the new version of FFmpeg 7.0 arrives, the most interesting novelty is the support...
Incus 6.0 LTS arrives with improved support for VMs, containers and more
Incus 6.0 LTS has implemented some quite interesting changes, since it is now possible to migrate live...
The results of the backdoor analysis in XZ were released
The case of the backdoor in XZ has caught the attention of many security researchers and many have taken on the task of...
In systemd the idea of reducing libsystemd dependencies is raised
Given the recent events of the backdoor detected in the XZ utility, systemd developers are debating the issue of separating ...
How to make the bottom panel and app launcher look (almost) like Windows 11 from Plasma 6
Are you a Plasma 6 user and want to see the bottom panel and app launcher like in Windows 11? We teach you how to achieve it.
Is Distrobox the end of distro-hopping?
Some claim that Distrobox is the end of distro-hopping, but is this really the case? Here are several reasons why I think not.
A vulnerability in wall of the util-linux package allows arbitrary text to be placed on other terminals
Due to a bug, the vulnerability has been present since 2013 and allows a user to be tricked into obtaining...
Valkey, the Linux Foundation's response to the Redis license change
Valkey, an open source alternative to the Redis in-memory NoSQL data store that is born under the mantle of...
A German state moves away from Microsoft and will use Linux, LibreOffice and other open source solutions on 30.000 computers
The German state of Schleswig-Holstein will stop using Windows and Office and switch to Linux, LibreOffice and other open source solutions.
SDL3 delays Wayland support
Due to a series of problems and inconveniences with the shown performance of SDL3 on Wayland, a...
How was it possible for Debian to bypass the backdoor in XZ? A brief analysis of the case
The case of the backdoor in the XZ utility has caught the attention of many, because it has been present since...
A proposal calls for Fedora 42 to use Plasma as the main version desktop
One proposal could make Fedora 42 start using KDE Plasma by default, leaving GNOME as another spin.
ChatGPT will soon be able to be used without registration, already available in some cases
OpenAI no longer requires registration to use ChatGPT, but imposes some restrictions such as the inability to use GPT-4.
I have tried Chrome OS Flex and my opinion of it has changed, but just barely
I have tried chromeOS Flex, and it has its lights and shadows. The good thing about it is that it really resurrects old equipment.
This is what virtual machines are for: an article on cases that could have ruined a native installation and more
We explain what virtual machines are for, and we give you several examples of problems that you could avoid.
BoxBuddy, a colleague in the form of a user interface that allows you to manage your Distrobox images without depending on the terminal
BoxBuddy is a program that allows you to manage Distrobox images from a program with a graphical interface.
This is MarkNote, the new KDE notes application compatible with Markdown
MarkNote is KDE's new note-creating and organizing app, compatible with Markdown, but not specifically designed for that.
I have installed Plasma Bigscreen to my multimedia center and it is the best I have been able to do, although there is room for improvement
Plasma Bigscreen is a KDE interface designed for use on computers with large television-type screens.
They detected a backdoor in the XZ utility that affects several Linux distros
Due to errors and CPU overload, a backdoor was detected in Debian sid installations, which was present for...
"rm -rf", a bug in a third-party KDE theme allowed the command to be executed and deleted all of a user's files
Due to a run and check error, a user lost all his files when installing a third-party theme from the KDE store...
Redict is born, a fork in response to the Redis license change
Redict is presented as the Redis fork that plans to continue the development of the dbms under a license of ...
Ubuntu 24.04 will debut a new logo for the application drawer on the twentieth anniversary of the operating system
Ubuntu 24.04 will arrive with a new icon in the application drawer, which will now show the Ubuntu logo.
Due to the Redis license change, its removal in Fedora is being discussed
Redis responds to abuse from large cloud providers, and removed some of the open source licenses from its...
OpenWrt 23.05.3 has already been released, learn about its notable improvements and changes
The new version of OpenWrt 23.05.3 comes with various bug fixes implemented, as well as improvements to…
LibreOffice 24.2.2 has arrived correcting dozens of bugs
LibreOffice 24.2.2 is the second maintenance update for the libre office suite in February 2024.
Blender 4.1 improves rendering speed on Linux, among other new features
Blender 4.1 has arrived, and among its new features we have a very good one for Linux users: faster rendering speed.
Radicle the open source P2P alternative to GitHub
Radicle is an alternative to Git and GitHub, since it allows you to not depend on centralized platforms for code development...
Nova, the new driver written in Rust from Red Hat for NVIDIA GPUs
Nova aims to become the successor or replacement of the Nouveau driver in the Linux kernel for new generations...
RFDS, a vulnerability that affects Intel E-core processors
RFDS, is a new vulnerability that was detected, it affects Intel processors of different microarchitectures
They detected a vulnerability in Android 14 in the Bluetooth LE stack
A vulnerability has been identified in Android 14 in the most recent update, which is supposed to...
Kernel-lts, the OpenELA project to provide additional support for unsupported Kernerls LTS
Kernel-lts is the new project that OpenELA has unveiled and with its launch, it aims to give it a new...
Ubuntu 24.04 Application Center changes again, but this time on purpose
Ubuntu 24.04 Noble Numbat will see the new look of its application center, available starting next April.
GhostRace: a speculative execution attack affecting Intel, AMD, ARM and IBM processors
GhostRace is a new SRC vulnerability that affects modern CPU architectures that support running...
While Google will remove manifest support from Chrome v2 and v3, Firefox plans to keep it
Mozilla has made known its stance on continuing to maintain support for Manifest V3 and V2 in Firefox, despite Google...
Mozilla eliminates its MLS location service
Mozilla's location service has been facing problems since 2019 and that is why Mozilla decided to withdraw the service...
What do you need to launch your website?
When you create a website and you do not have the necessary knowledge, you may have doubts about anything. What is hosting? We explain the basics to you.
Firefox 124 arrives with improvements for Gnome, Android and more
The launch of the new version of Firefox 124 was announced along with the support version for…
OpenSSH 9.7 has already been released and these are its news
In this new version of OpenSSH 9.7 that is presented, the developers focused on preparing the implementation for the...
How to use AUR on any non-Arch distribution thanks to Distrobox
We explain how to use AUR in any non-Arch distribution thanks to the magic of containers and Distrobox.
Libadwaita 1.5 has already been released and these are its new features
The new version of Libadwaita 1.5 comes with new adaptive dialogues, as well as improvements in...
Ubuntu Core Desktop will have its own Distrobox with GUI (rather LXD) installed by default
Ubuntu Core Desktop will have an option that reminds us a lot of Distrobox if it had a user interface.
The best alternatives to ChatGPT that you can try
We talk to you about the best alternatives to ChatGPT that you can use to generate all types of content and find out everything.
openSUSE Tumbleweed now supports systemd-boot instead of GRUB
openSUSE developers announced the integration of support for the systemd-boot bootloader, this with the purpose of...
OBS Studio 30.1 now supports PipeWire video capture, among other improvements
OBS Studio 30.1 has arrived with support for PipeWire video devices, fixes and other improvements.
GTK 4.14 introduces new rendering engines, improvements and more
GTK 4.14 brings several accessibility improvements, apps displaying formatted text, notification improvements, and...
Yuzu's past, present and future: the truth of what has happened (according to rumors)
Does Yuzu have a future? Things aren't looking very good. There are forks, but none guarantee the continuity of the project.
Arti, the Tor implementation in Rust reaches version 1.2.0 and presents these changes
The launch of the new version of Arti 1.2.0 was announced and in this version the developers have managed to stabilize...
WINE 9.4 introduces improvements to vkd3d and OpenGL, in addition to adding more than 300 changes
WINE 9.4 is the latest development version of Wine Is Not an Emulator and comes with improvements in vkd3d and OpenGL, among others.
ChatGPT is “broken”. Impossible to use it in Chrome and other browsers (at least without deleting cookies)
ChatGPT is failing many users, especially Chrome users. There is a workaround, but OpenAI should fix it.
We knew it, we expected it and it's already in the Ubuntu Daily Build: Thunderbird only available as a snap
The open secret has been confirmed: Thunderbird will be offered as a snap package in Ubuntu 24.04 when its stable version arrives.
Ente, the alternative to Google Photos released the source code of its server
After several months of work, Ente has completed the transition of its work towards open source and now all its...
Linux Mint presents Jargonaut, the application that could replace HexChat as an IRC application (or not)
Linux Mint used HexChat as an IRC client so its users could ask questions, but it could soon have a new app: Jargonaut.
suyu: Yuzu rises from the ashes in another version where sarcasm is not lacking. Also for Linux
suyu is a new emulator that picks up the remains of the missing Yuzu to emulate Switch games on other devices.
Nintendo "loads" Yuzu and Citra, popular Switch and 3DS emulators
Nintendo has managed to get the Yuzu and Citra emulators to abandon development. In addition, Nintendo will collect compensation.
ArtPrompt: a jailbreak that allows you to bypass AI filters using ASCII images
ArtPrompt is a new attack model that allows you to bypass the security implemented in AIs by sending prompts based on ASCII art...
I've been testing forced dark browsing for a few days and I have mixed feelings. Why don't I stay with her... yet?
Forced dark browsing can "paint" all web pages in dark tones. We explain what it is, how to activate it and if it is worth it.
Plasma 6.0 arrived in good shape and can make us forget those "painful memories" of KDE 4
Plasma 6.0 has arrived with a lot of maturity, and its developers hope that the times of KDE 4.0 will begin to be forgotten
Distrobox is renewed in version 1.7 and implements performance improvements
The new version Distrobox 1.7 has already been released and is positioned as a release in which the...
CSS, Tailwind or Bootstrap: what should I choose to style my web project
Pure CSS, Tailwind or a more marked framework like Bootstrap? We answer all your questions to help you choose.
NVK is now ready for general use and fully compatible with Vulkan 1.3
Collabora has announced the official certification of its NVK controller, which has now become recommended as...
Plasma Mobile 6 introduces dock mode, more customization and new applications
Plasma Mobile 6 has arrived with many new features, among which the new docked mode stands out to use phones as computers.
Coreboot 24.02 arrives with a change in the version format, great advances and improvements
Coreboot 24.02 presents a change in the launch scheme, as well as improvements in boot...
Mystery solved: the "new" Ubuntu Application Center icon was a bug
The Ubuntu Application Center will regain its usual icon. The one we had been seeing was the result of a bug.
META+V: the clipboard key combination that has become my best friend
Nowadays the use of a computer is no longer understood without the clipboard. We talked about several of the best options for Linux.
OSPRay 3.1 has already been released and these are its new features
The new version of the OSPRay 3.1 rendering engine arrives together with the release of OSPRay Studio 1.0 and in them...
LibreOffice 24.2.1, the first maintenance update after the numbering change, arrives with more than 100 bugs fixed
LibreOffice 24.2.1 is the first maintenance update for LibreOffice since its renumbering, and has fixed more than 100 bugs.
KDE neon 6.0 now available with the Mega-Release of 6 as the main and great attraction
KDE neon 6.0 now available, with the main attraction of using Plasma 6.0, Frameworks 6.0, Qt6 and a new set of applications.
Kali Linux 2024.1 introduces the visual tweaks of the year and new pentesting tools
Kali Linux 2024.1 has arrived with a somewhat short list of changes, but with the visual tweaks that were due for the new year.
Vivaldi 6.6 allows you to use extensions in web panels, improves email, translations and makes your pages dark
Vivaldi 6.6 is the first update of 2024 and comes with support for extensions in web panels, among other new features.
The Open Collective has decided to close at the end of 2024
The Open Collective foundation has made the decision to completely stop and close all activity in the...
Steam Audio is now available as open source
With the latest release of Steam Audio, Valve has made the decision to release the source code in order to...
Added Skia WebKitGTK and WPEWebKit support for 2D graphics rendering
The developers of the WebKit browser engine have added the ability to use the Skia library to render 2D graphics...
New WiFi authentication vulnerabilities were detected in Linux
The new vulnerabilities detected affect both Android, ChromeOS and Linux devices and allow even an attacker...
openSUSE revealed the roadmap for its new installer, Agama
Agama is the new installer that openSUSE has been working on for the last few months. Formerly known as...
WINE 9.3 arrives with little notable new features and a list of changes that is close to 300 patches
WINE 9.3 will not go down in history as the development version with the most notable new features, but it has introduced almost 300 changes.
Slimbook: new KDE Slimbook V and Excalibur laptops
The Spanish firm Slimbook has presented two new products, on the one hand we have the new KDE Slimbook V laptop and on the other the Excalibur
Asahi Linux now supports OpenGL 4.6 on the Apple M1 and M2
After several months of work, the Asahi Linux project has achieved compatibility with OpenGL 4.6 and OpenGL ES 3.2 on the M1 and M2...
LineageOS 21 arrives with improvements based on Android 14
The new version of LineageOS 21 has already been released and has reached parity in functionality and stability with the...
This page allows you to try the Ubuntu 24.04 installer from the browser and without installing anything
A mockup in Figma allows us to test the Ubuntu 24.04 installer from the browser. This is how it will be and this is how you can see it.
Ubuntu app center icon mysteriously changes
The Application Center changes its icon when you update the package. Change in their design or a bug they will fix soon?
The 15 most popular packages you can get in RPM Fusion, or when their repositories are worth adding or not
RPM Fusion are several repositories where we can find software that is not in the official ones, but are they always worth it?
Firefox 123 has already been released and these are its most notable new features
The new version of Firefox 123 comes with various improvements and bug fixes. This release integrates the...
Mixxx 2.4 arrives with EngineOS export support, improvements and more
After two years since its last update, Mixxx 2.4 comes loaded with new features, significant improvements...
LXQt also jumps on the Wayland bandwagon and publishes plans to make the transition
LXQt is another of the projects that joins the movement of the transition towards Wayland, in addition to…
HexChat launches its latest version. There will be no more updates due to lack of maintenance
HexChat has announced that it is releasing the latest version of the IRC client. There will be no more updates due to lack of maintenance.
Could Linus Torvalds consider introducing C++ to the Linux Kernel?
The introduction of Rust on Linux in version 6.1 and the proposal to integrate C++ back into Linux has revived...
Arkime 5.0 arrives with massive Cont3xt search, JA4 support and more
The new version of Arkime 5.0 introduces new features, improvements and fixes, among which...
Nuitka, a Python compiler that can convert Python applications to C binaries
Nuitka is a Python compiler designed to produce C code compatible with several different versions of Python, allowing the creation of
The impact of hosting on business growth
Choosing a hosting that suits our needs can be a complicated task if we do not know what its functions and characteristics are.
Manjaro Slimbook Hero, Manjaro's gaming laptop, with its Gaming Edition system and somewhat more discreet hardware than its console sister
The Manjaro Slimbook Hero is the second Manjaro device to be introduced in a short time that will use the Manjaro Gaming Edition system.
Post-Quantum Cryptography Alliance, an alliance for the development of post-quantum encryption algorithms
The Post-Quantum Cryptography Alliance aims to be an open and collaborative initiative to drive the...
ZLUDA, an implementation that allows running CUDA applications on AMD GPUs
ZLUDA allows you to run unmodified CUDA applications with near-native performance on AMD GPUs.
The Orange Pi Neo will use Manjaro Gaming Edition, a reinvention of its immutable, flatpak-based gaming system
The Orange Pi Neo will not use a normal version of Manjaro, but the new Manjaro Gaming Edition very similar to Valve's SteamOS.
Meta released the source code of DotSlash, a utility that simplifies the distribution of executables
DotSlash is a command-line tool designed to make it easy to find an executable, verify it, and then run it.
Arduino IDE 2.3 has already been released and these are its new features
The new version of Arduino IDE 2.3 has implemented the debugger integration, as well as the correction of...
Nitter, the private Twitter/X frontend, "is dead." Changes in the social network do not allow it to continue functioning
Nitter will be discontinued. The private alternative frontend for the Twitter/X social network is no longer continuing its development.
Firefox Nightly experiments with tab preview. So you can try it
Firefox Nightly has a new option, disabled by default, that allows you to see what is in a tab on a card.
Debian 12.5 arrives with more than 100 patches to correct bugs and security flaws
Debian 12.5 "Bookworm" is the new image of the popular operating system that comes with more than 100 changes in total.
WINE 9.2 arrives with the Mono engine updated to version 9.0.0
WINE 9.2 is the new version of the software that comes with the main novelty of the Mono engine updated to v9.0.0.
Cyberus Technology released the code for the VirtualBox KVM backend
Cyberus Technology's KVM backend allows VirtualBox to run virtual machines using the Linux KVM hypervisor...
Fedora Atomic Desktops, the new family of immutable Fedora spins
Fedora Project has just announced a new family, the Fedora Atomic Desktops, which will feature several immutable options.
Xfce updates plans related to adding support for Wayland
Xfce's new roadmap for porting the environment to Wayland reveals that the team still has a lot of work to do...
Ubuntu Core Desktop, the immutable snap-based version of Ubuntu, is delayed until at least October
It has been confirmed that Ubuntu Core Desktop, an immutable version based on snaps, will not arrive this April and is not confirmed for 24.10.
Blender 4.1 beta adds support for RDNA3-based AMD Ryzen APUs
The work on Blender does not stop and the developers have presented information about the work in the Blender 4.1 beta...
"Wayland breaks everything"... well only GIMP breaks it for me
After months of trying it, the only software that gives me problems with Wayland is GIMP, a program that is still stuck in GTK2.
Linus Torvalds criticizes a Google collaborator and says his submitted code is "garbage"
Once again, Linus Torvalds has done his thing and this time his victim was a Google collaborator who...
KDE is considering eliminating Activities in Plasma 6.x. What are they and how would they affect us?
KDE is considering eliminating Plasma activities, and it is something that could happen if no one is in charge of improving what currently exists.
Amazon would be preparing a Linux-based operating system for its Fire devices
A job posting suggests that Amazon intends to launch Fire devices with a Linux-based operating system.
Microsoft backs down: Visual Studio Code available in Ubuntu 18.04 and other distros until 2025
Microsoft has backtracked on ending support for Ubuntu 18.04 in Visual Studio Code and is extending support until 2025.
Manjaro surprises the Orange Pi Neo, a portable console with AMD Ryzen 7 to compete with the Steam Deck
Manjaro presents the Orange Pi Neo, its first console or handheld PC that aims to compete head-to-head with the Steam Deck.
Kubuntu 24.04 will move to Calamares. Plasma 6 will arrive in October
Kubuntu 24.04 will be the next LTS version of the Ubuntu flavor with KDE and its installer will become Calamares.
They identified a vulnerability in the GNU C library
This identified vulnerability is a heap-based buffer overflow within the __vsyslog... function.