Liberux NEXX: The powerful smartphone that embraces Linux and privacy
Discover the Liberux NEXX: a Linux smartphone with 32GB RAM, advanced privacy, and shipping in 2026. Get all the details now!
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Containerization: Apple releases its own "Distrobox" or "WSL" for running Linux distros in containers
Learn how Apple Containerization works, the new standard in secure and efficient containers for Mac.
Bass OS: The modular and customizable operating system for devices
Learn what Bass OS is, its benefits, and how to customize this operating system for any device. All the information here!
Raspberry Pi OS releases update with Wayland improvements. Next stop: Debian 13
Raspberry Pi OS has a new version in the form of an ISO image. It introduces improvements to Wayland and is likely the last version based on Debian 12.
SparkyLinux 7.7 introduces new kernel versions to its Debian 12-based release.
SparkyLinux 7.7 is now available. Discover its improvements in performance, desktops, and Debian 12 compatibility.
TwisterOS 3.0, the ultimate Raspberry Pi skin, arrives after a long wait with 64-bit architecture.
TwisterOS 3.0 has arrived after a long wait. It now uses 64-bit architecture and looks to the future with optimism.
Linux Lite 7.4 arrives with Linux 6.8: a lightweight yet powerful update for older systems
Discover Linux Lite 7.4: ideal for older PCs, with interface improvements, updated apps, and kernel options.
My distro-hopping on the Raspberry Pi is not over. Now I'm trying EndeavourOS
In my quest to make the Raspberry Pi a good set-top box, EndeavourOS is next up for testing.
PewDiePie surprises by building a Gaming PC with Linux Mint
PewDiePie is using Linux Mint for his gaming PC. Why has he changed and what does he think about gaming on Linux? Find out here.
PlayStation 2 emulator PCSX2 enables Wayland by default
PCSX2 has enabled Wayland by default, improving its integration into Linux. Find out how this affects PlayStation 2 emulation.
OCCT comes to Linux and Steam Deck: One-click stability testing
OCCT is coming to Linux and Steam Deck in Alpha version. Supports no root permissions and Steam is planned for release. Find out more!