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This is undoubtedly one of the most interesting categories that you will find in our web corner because we will put at your disposal large amount of resources and utilities about Linux and Free Software. In addition, you will also be able to find interesting articles on different Linux courses, some paid and others free, tutorials, various tricks, interesting tips, tips, useful applications and an endless number of interesting resources totally at your disposal.

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How to install Visual Studio Code on Arch Linux and derivatives

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A complete guide to installing Visual Studio Code on Arch Linux, derivatives, and other distributions. Differences, AUR security, and free alternatives.

Bazzite is succeeding in attracting many gamers. By 2025, its user base had more than tripled.

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Bazzite has managed to more than triple the number of monthly users of the gaming operating system.

Google's AI mode arrives in Spain: a complete guide to understanding and getting the most out of it

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Discover Google's AI Mode: how to use it, turn it on or off, benefits, risks, and privacy. Clear guide with steps and examples.

ChatGPT now offers parental controls to protect youngsters from AI.

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Activate ChatGPT parental controls: filter content, set schedules, and receive alerts without reading chats. Clear guidance for parents and guardians.

DeepSeek-V3.2-Exp, the latest model of the Chinese chatbot, introduces DSA, efficiency, API, and deployment

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DeepSeek-V3.2-Exp debuts DSA: faster and cheaper. Benchmarks, API 50% off, links, and a guide for using it via API and locally.

How to detect dangerous PDF files and avoid falling for fraud

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Identify malicious PDFs: warning signs, risks, examples, and steps to analyze, block, and respond to threats.

2-inch Raspberry Pi Touch Display 5, the compressed alternative to the Raspberry Pi touch panel

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Discover the 2" Touch Display 5: price, specs, compatibility, and differences compared to the 7" for your Raspberry Pi.

How to use Chromecast without Wi-Fi: tips, tricks, and tricks

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Want to use Chromecast without Wi-Fi? Learn how to easily connect and share content using mobile data and hotspots.

The sovereign cloud: key to digital autonomy and data protection

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What is the sovereign cloud and why is it key to digital autonomy and data protection? Find out more here.

IPTV: Watch world television online legally and safely.

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Access thousands of channels for free and legally with IPTV. Discover the best lists, apps, and tips for watching TV online safely.

GitHub Copilot powers the AI-assisted programming revolution

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GitHub Copilot surpasses 20 million users, boosts AI development, and strengthens its leadership with key new features.

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The future of the cloud: advanced connectivity and a new generation of decentralized services

Advanced cloud services and decentralized alternatives: Discover how new cloud connectivity and management are revolutionizing businesses and users.

VPN: Privacy, Unlimited Access, and New Trends in a More Connected World

Privacy, security, unlimited access, and key trends in VPN usage: everything you need to know before choosing a provider.

Kali Linux teaches us how to use its container for (Apple) Containerization

Kali Linux already offers a container for Apple's Containerization, something similar to Apple's Windows Subsystem for Linux.

The best backup solutions and current trends to protect your data

Learn about the best backup programs, new technologies, and strategies to keep all your information safe. Optimize your protection today!

Mousam: The best way to check the weather in GNOME

Discover Mousam, the open-source app for real-time weather, with accurate forecasts and complete privacy.

Google Chrome and Privacy: Risks, Controversies, and Tips

Is it safe to use Google Chrome? Learn about the privacy risks, what experts recommend, and what alternatives are available.

Massive npm attack: 67 malicious packages distribute advanced malware

Learn how the North Korean npm campaign has distributed 67 malicious packages, putting developers and businesses at risk.

How to password protect your USB drives: methods, tools, and recommendations

Learn how to encrypt and password-protect your USB drive on Windows, Mac, or Linux, and discover the best hardware and software options.

The return of the Commodore 64 Ultimate: nostalgia and renewed technology

The Commodore 64 Ultimate revives the legendary computer with modern technology and maximum fidelity. Learn about its new features and how to reserve it.

Free software news: licenses, major alliances, and new resources

The latest in free software: license changes, global alliances, and the most interesting resources and tools for users and developers.

How to make LibreOffice look more like Microsoft Office with a simple tweak

Do you think LibreOffice is very different from MS Office and are you a little lost? We'll show you how to make them look similar.

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Preventive Software Maintenance: A Complete Guide to Protecting and Optimizing Your Systems

Learn what preventive software maintenance is and how to protect your systems. A comprehensive and detailed guide ideal for avoiding errors and saving costs.

Here's how to change the background of the login screen (GDM) in Ubuntu 25.04

Learn how to change the GDM wallpaper on Ubuntu 25.04 Plucky Puffin with this detailed tutorial.

GDM Settings: A Complete Guide to Customizing Your GDM Login Screen on Linux

Learn how to customize your GNOME login with GDM Settings: background, themes, icons, and more. A comprehensive and secure tutorial.

PDF Arranger: The Ultimate Tool for Managing PDF Documents

Learn how to use PDF Arranger to merge, split and reorganize PDF documents locally, securely and for free.

Microsoft introduces MarkItDown, a tool to convert your documents to Markdown

MarkItDown is a Microsoft tool that allows you to quickly convert Office documents to Markdown.

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?

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!

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.

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.

Plasma 6 with the app launcher like in Windows 11

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.

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.

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.

Ubuntu, Arch and Pamac thanks to Distrobox

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.

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.

NTPsec, an improved implementation of NTP

NTPSec, a secure, hardened and security-enhanced implementation of NTP, which eliminates a large amount of...

Alpine 3.19: what you need to know before installing it

Alpine 3.19 is the latest available version of this Linux distribution and in this article we present some of the...

Keras, an open source deep learning API

Keras is a high-level library for building and training neural networks that stands out for its ease of use...

Linux Mint 21.3 Beta now available, with Cinnamon 6.0 and experimental Wayland

Linux Mint 21.3 Beta, codenamed Virginia, is now available. Cinnamon 6.0 and Wayland are the stars.

GameMode also for apps? A possibility to consider

GameMode is designed to improve the user experience when gaming, but can it be used in other types of applications as well?

Dolphin 23.04 now allows you to use it as root, but not with sudo. We explain how it is done

Dolphin 23.04 now allows you to use administrator privileges with a graphical interface. We explain how to do it.

Porting Doom on feature phones with Spreadtrum SC6531 chip

Again, Doom has made its way to devices you would hardly think could run a video game or just…

How to see the version of Ubuntu, with GUI or by terminal

Do you know that you are using Ubuntu but not which version exactly? We teach you how to see the version of Ubuntu in several ways.

labwc 0.6 arrives with graphics API improvements and more

The new version of labwc 0.6 comes with a lot of bugs and regressions after refactoring,

Hermit, a tool for controlled testing and error detection

Hermit create a containerized software environment, any program executed, executes an identical execution, regardless...

.NET 7 has already been released and comes with various performance improvements

The new version of .NET 7 includes support improvements for ARM, as well as performance improvements in general...

outline-ss-server, a Shadowsocks implementation

The service makes use of a Shadowsocks implementation that allows for multiple users, multiple ports, and monitoring.

How to use persistent storage on a USB with Parrot 5.1

We show you how to install Parrot 5.1 on a USB stick with persistent storage so you can use it anywhere.

Ventoy 1.0.80 already supports more than 1000 ISOs, and has added a secondary boot menu, among other new features

Ventoy 1.0.80 has arrived as a major update, with support for already over 1000 ISOs and a secondary boot menu.

DuckDB, the DBMS used by Google, Facebook and Airbnb

DuckDB, an open source DB used by Google, Facebook and Airbnb

DuckDB is similar to SQLite in that it is also designed to be used as an embeddable database.

pCloud, an excellent cloud storage service, with a multiplatform client

pCloud a free cloud storage service that offers 10 GB of space, although the conditions to increase it can be met ...

AppLovin Wants Unity Software and Offers $17.5 Billion in Stock

AppLovin, the mobile technology and marketing company, recently released an unsolicited proposal to acquire Unity…

The Raspberry Pi 4 will improve its 3D rendering with the Vulkan 1.2 update

Recently, in a blog post by Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton, he revealed that the Raspberry 4 is now compliant with...

Flatline - an addon for Mozilla Firefox to install Flatpak easily

If you want to install universal Flatpak packages easily, you should know about the Flatline extension

Slimbook has brought a new generation of its PROX and KDE Edition

Here it is, the new generation of laptops like the PROX and also the KDE edition of Slimbook have arrived

OPI Project : what is this project of the Linux Foundation

OPI Project is a new and interesting project of the Linux Foundation to manage developments on DPUs and IPUs

Whoogle Search: a self-hosted search engine

Whoogle Search is a search engine like Google, but in this case it is self-hosted on your server

ProtonVPN – A Good VPN for Linux

ProtonVPN is one of the best VPNs that you can hire to work from a GNU/Linux and Android distribution

OpenMediaVault 6: the new version for NAS has arrived

The new version of OpenMediaVault 6 has arrived, with interesting new features in its web interface and much more

Presentations from the command line?

Presentation programs like PowerPoint, Impress, etc. are very popular. But... can they be done from the CLI?

MirageOS 4.0 arrives with new utilities, new build process and more

After a year and a half of development, the release of the new version of the project "MirageOS 4.0" was announced ...

Cybersecurity: hardware to be more secure

Security software (antivirus, firewall, ...) is always discussed, but there is also interesting hardware to shield your system

libguestfs: access and modify disk images of virtual machines

If you want to access or modify virtual machine disks, then you can use libguestfs to do it from Linux

Firecracker, a virtual machine monitor from Amazon

Amazon announced the release of Firecracker 1.0, which is a virtual machine monitor designed to run machines...

Modern Alternatives to Classic Linux Commands

Many of the commands used in the terminal today date back many years. But there are modern alternatives. These are:

Best IDS for Linux

Here you will find what you should know about an IDS and which are the best ones that you can install on your Linux distro

QPrompt: a teleprompter for your Linux

A teleprompter can be very useful for online classes, to establish a script in a telematics discord, etc. QPrompt brings it to Linux

GCompris 2.0: Launched the new version of educational software

The GCompris educational software reaches its version 2.0 with some news and improvements compared to previous versions

Cloud storage: recommended services

If you are looking for more reliable, secure and with better privacy, as well as open services, these are the best cloud storage

DistroTest: what it is and what it is for

DistroTest is a web-based service that allows testing of GNU / Linux distributions and Unix systems

XWayland: What's New to Improve VR Support on Linux

Virtual reality is increasingly present, and now the XWayland project has wanted to bring it closer to Linux with some improvements

Plasma Mobile Gear 21.12: Released for mobile devices

Plasma Mobile Gear reaches version 21.12 with new features to improve the experience on mobile devices

Open source: risks and threats

Open source is going through one of its best moments, but that does not mean that there are no risks and threats to avoid

Ventoy: tool to create multiboot USB adds new features

Ventoy is one of the tools available to create a USB with multiboot. Now it comes with interesting news

AgStack Foundation: open source and… agriculture?

Open source is expanding to all sectors to try to boost them with technology, and now AgStack also reaches agriculture

HTTP status codes, what are they?

Today companies need solutions and not problems. The digital medium has become a business opportunity for ...

Code Club World: for children to learn to code from home

Code Club World is an interesting initiative with which it is intended that children can learn to program from home

Dependency Combobulator: open-source toolkit against attacks

Dependency Combobulator is a very practical and open source set of tools to fight against attacks

Project OWL: When Open Source Helps Catastrophes

There are more and more disasters due to climate change, such as floods and drought, and other natural ones. Project OWL comes to help in this ...

Urban InVEST: sustainability in smart cities

New technologies and artificial intelligence can contribute to making cities more sustainable, and that's what Urban InVEST is all about

FreeCAD: Driving CAD in the world of GNU / Linux?

If you need to use CAD software in your GNU / Linux distribution for your profession or for your studies, this will interest you

Android 12 now available for your Raspberry Pi 4

Now you can enjoy the Android 12 operating system on the new SBC Raspberry Pi 4 board, even if it is not the official one ...

Open source ecosystem for drones?

In this article you will see interesting information about the open source ecosystem for the ubiquitous drones

How to Convert Images to Video Easily in Linux

If you have a handful of single images and want to transform them into a video, as a slide, you can that easy on Linux

Will Google finance the Rust translation of the Linux kernel?

The Linux kernel was written in C and ASM, and now there is a lot of talk about Rust for security reasons.

Fairphone 4: new smart phone with or without Android

Fairphone 4 is a new version of the line of smartphones created to have the least possible environmental impact

How a VPN works

VPN services are becoming more and more popular, even more so since telecommuting expanded to maintain security

Electronics software for your Linux distro

If you are an electronic or maker, surely you will be interested in knowing these software projects for electronics compatible with Linux

FarmBot Genesis: Open-Source in your garden

If you like to combine your two favorite hobbies, agriculture and technology FarmBot Genesis can do it, and it is open source ...

Robotics software for Linux

If you like the field of robotics and you are working with a GNU / Linux distro, you will surely like to know these programs

Smart Home: Open Source Automation Software

If you like domotics and the smart home, you will surely like to know these programs for automation

Silver Searcher - Ack Alternative Code Search Tool

If you have used Ack and it does not satisfy you and you are looking for alternatives for code searches, then you have to know Silver Searcher

Environment: Open-source against climate change

Climate change is something that worries everyone, and open-source or open source also contributes in its fight

PineNote: open source eReader with Pen support

PineNote is another new device that comes as an e-Reader for your reading and with support for a digital pen. And it's open-source ...

Hosting: what it is for and how to choose the right one

If you are thinking of hosting a website for your business, an online store, blog, or online resource, you should choose a good hosting

Mozilla Common Voice 7.0 arrives with more than 13,000 hours of voice data

NVIDIA and Mozilla announced the release of the new version of "Mozilla Common Voice 7.0" which represents an increase by almost ...

List with the worst? apps for GNU / Linux

Lists are always made with the best apps, the best distros, the best projects ... but why not the worst?

Best open source tools for writers

If you are writers, whether of electronic documents, books, etc., surely you will be interested in knowing some of the best tools

The best productivity software for GNU / Linux

Being productive at work, in your day to day at home, or with your studies is essential to make the most of your time