RPCS3 can already handle 70% of the PlayStation 3 catalog. Why, FOR ME, is that still insufficient?
The RPCS3 emulator can already handle more than 70% of PlayStation 3 games. There is still work to be done to improve these figures.
Mozilla enables a repository to install Firefox Nightly on distributions that use RPM packages
Mozilla has created an official repository for installing Firefox Nightly on Linux distributions that use RPM packages.
MX Linux 25.1 Infinity arrives as a key update for the most popular Debian-based distro
MX Linux 25.1 Infinity arrives with double init, LTS kernels, and new updated ISOs. Learn about the changes, requirements, and how to update.
GNOME 49.3 arrives as a key maintenance update
GNOME 49.3 is here: Check out its improvements in Nautilus, Settings, Maps and more before updating your Linux desktop.
Tails 7.4 strengthens privacy and changes the download process
Tails 7.4 updates its browser, kernel, and language settings, and abandons BitTorrent. Learn about the new features and how to download and update the system.
New Slimbook Executive: Freedom, power and design
Slimbook introduces a new generation of one of its most iconic laptops: the Executive. This updated version retains the classic aesthetic...
Thunderbird 147 incorporates new folder viewing options and special name location.
Thunderbird 147 comes with improvements to folders, SMTP, IMAP, and EWS, as well as greater stability and security. Check out all the new features.
VoidLink, the cloud-native malware framework that targets Linux
VoidLink, Linux malware for cloud and container environments, threatens European companies with plugins, rootkits and automated evasion.
Linux Mint 22.3 "Zena" arrives with Cinnamon 6.6, moving towards Wayland and based on Ubuntu 24.04
Linux Mint 22.3 Zena arrives with Cinnamon 6.6, new system tools, and hardware improvements. Learn about the changes.
Pacman could be replaced by another Rust-based option
Arch Linux is debating replacing Pacman with a new tool written in Rust, called ALPM.
Linus Torvalds is already experimenting with Vibe Coding. But don't worry, it's just for minor personal projects.
It's news: Linus Torvalds, creator of the Linux kernel, is playing with Vibe Coding in personal projects.
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Debian 13.3 arrives as the third maintenance update of Trixie with more than a hundred fixes.
Everything about Debian 13.3 Trixie: security improvements, bug fixes, new ISOs, and how to update your system step by step.
Fedora 44 will use Plasma Login Manager, the first distribution to do so
Fedora 44 will switch to using Plasma Login Manager, and will be the first distribution to implement it with KDE neon's permission.
WINE 11.0-rc5 arrives fixing 32 more bugs
WINE 11.0-rc5 is the fifth stable release candidate and is now available for download. The stable version will be released soon in 2026.
GNOME and Firefox could eliminate the middle-click paste option
GNOME and Firefox are debating whether to remove the middle-click paste option. They haven't made a decision yet.
IPFire 2.29 Core Update 199 strengthens network and Wi-Fi security
IPFire 2.29 Core Update 199 improves Wi-Fi, security, VPN, proxy, and key packages. Learn about all the changes and how they affect your networks.
Nitrux 5.1 is released as a stable update with Linux kernel 6.18 LTS patched by CachyOS.
Nitrux 5.1 comes with Linux 6.18 LTS, Hyprland 0.52.2, new power tools, firewall, and VPN. Learn about all the key changes.
What to expect in the Linux world in 2026
Discover what the Linux world will be like in 2026: key distros, gaming, ARM, Rust, immutable systems and more, explained in clear Spanish.
Devuan 6.1 arrives with improvements to the installation of speech synthesis packages and corrections to errors in the SLiM login manager.
What's new in Devuan 6.1: Debian without systemd, kernel 6.12 LTS, images for Raspberry Pi, bug fixes and more installation options.
SDL 3.4 strengthens interoperability between the 3D GPU API and 2D rendering
Discover all the new features of SDL 3.4: 3D/2D GPU, native PNG, Linux improvements, Emscripten, audio, and controllers for your games.
IceWM 4.0 improves Alt+Tab behavior while modernizing the graphics
Discover the new features of IceWM 4.0: Improved Alt+Tab, updated graphics, and more options in this lightweight window manager.
VLC 3.0.23 improves dark mode in Qt in a version with minor improvements
VLC 3.0.23 arrives on the first day of the year with a short but interesting list of new features for Qt users.
AX K1, the hyperscale AI model that aims to place Korea among the three great powers
AX K1, SK Telecom's hyperscale AI, aims to position Korea among the great powers with a master model and as "AI for all".
What happened in Linux in 2025: security, releases, and trends
Discover everything that happened in Linux in 2025: wave of CVEs, new apps, distros, games, performance and ecosystem predictions.
Coreboot 25.12 significantly expands hardware support, including AMD Turin, new Intel motherboards, and laptops
Discover the main new features of coreboot 25.12: new supported hardware, ACPI improvements, cameras, SMMSTORE and advanced debugging.
PorteuX 2.5: Deep update of the Slackware base and kernel, with improved hardware support and faster boot times
Discover the new features of PorteuX 2.5, the lightweight modular distro based on Slackware, ideal for live mode, older computers, and portable use.
QEMU 10.2 arrives as a stable version with significant performance improvements and new emulation features.
QEMU 10.2 arrives with io_uring, live updates, and improved architecture support. Learn about its key changes and how they affect Linux.
Void Phone VX1, the Linux mobile phone targeting the business sector
Void Phone VX1: A Linux smartphone with MDM, FuriOS, and a focus on privacy for European businesses. Learn about its hardware and features.
Parrot 7.0 arrives switching to KDE and preparing to introduce Artificial Intelligence
Parrot 7.0 arrives changing its desktop to KDE, based on Debian 13 and with its first Artificial Intelligence tools.
postmarketOS 25.12 debuts version 3 of the APK package manager and upgrades to GNOME 49 and Plasma 6.5
postmarketOS 25.12 improves stability, mobile interfaces, and device support. Learn about the changes and compatible hardware in this version.
elementary OS 8.1 comes with Wayland by default and over 1.100 improvements
elementary OS 8.1 comes with Wayland by default, ARM64 support, an improved Dock, and over 1.100 bug fixes. Discover all the new features.
Qubes OS 4.3 arrives as a stable version with multiple security improvements and updated templates
Qubes OS 4.3 is now stable: check out key changes, templates, requirements, support, and how to upgrade from 4.2 step by step.
Firefox will come with a "Kill AI" button in the future AI-based browser
To quell the rumors, Mozilla has confirmed that Firefox will offer an option to completely disable Artificial Intelligence.
WINE 11.0-rc3 arrives fixing 17 more bugs
WINE 11.0-rc3 is now available as the third stable release candidate for the version that will be delivered to us in early 2026.
Linux Mint 22.3 Beta is now available with Cinnamon 6.6
Pending official announcement, the ISO images of Linux Mint 22.3, codenamed "Zena", are already available.
fwupd 2.0.19 improves firmware support, fixes security vulnerabilities, and strengthens hardware management
Discover what fwupd 2.0.19 brings and how it fits with recent changes in Arch, Fedora, and Ubuntu. The entire Linux ecosystem in detail.
OpenZFS 2.4 extends compatibility with Linux 4.18–6.18 and FreeBSD 13.3+, providing long-term stability.
Discover all the new features of OpenZFS 2.4: performance, encryption, quotas, zfs rewrite and Linux/FreeBSD support in detail.
Agentic AI Foundation: the new common front for open agentic AI, in which The Linux Foundation collaborates.
The Agentic AI Foundation promotes open standards such as MCP, goose, and AGENTS.md for AI agents. Key aspects and impact for businesses.
Rhino Linux 2025.4 introduces Lomiri desktop packages and promises more releases in 2026
Rhino Linux 2025.4 is now available, with improvements to Pacstall, updated kernels, and new packages for Lomiri.
Mozilla appoints new CEO and redefines the future of Firefox with AI
Mozilla introduces a new CEO and AI plan for Firefox: optional integration, focus on privacy, and new business models. Here's how it will affect us.
ProtonVPN CLI arrives on Arch Linux. Next stop: P2P, TOR, and Secure Core
ProtonVPN CLI continues to improve its support, and is now available for Arch, Debian, and Fedora-based distributions.
ChatGPT Images 1.5: This is OpenAI's big leap in images
ChatGPT Images 1.5 is updated: faster, better editing, and legible text in images. Discover the key features of OpenAI's new visual model.
WINE 11.0-rc2 arrives fixing 28 bugs
WINE 11.0-rc2 is now available, with a very short changelog, fixing 28 bugs and paving the way for the stable release.
Kali Linux 2025.4 strengthens Wayland, desktops, and NetHunter
Kali Linux 2025.4 comes with GNOME 49, Plasma 6.5, more Wayland support, new hacking tools, and improvements to NetHunter.
GPT-5.2: This is the new model with which OpenAI wants to recover lost ground
Everything about OpenAI's GPT-5.2: improvements in reasoning, code and professional uses, available variants, pricing and deployment on ChatGPT.
AerynOS 2025.12 comes with GNOME 49.2, KDE Plasma 6.5.4 and COSMIC Beta 9
Discover in detail the new features of AerynOS 2025.12, its desktops, internal improvements and most important infrastructure changes.
Thunderbird 146 debuts a new graphical configuration for the OpenPGP server and migrates passwords to modern AES encryption
Thunderbird 146 improves encryption, stability, EWS, and the interface. Review all changes and fixes before updating.
New Jolla Phone: the European mobile phone that challenges Android and iOS
New Jolla Phone with Sailfish OS 5, removable battery, and privacy switch. Find out the price, pre-orders, and availability in Spain and Europe.
Firefox 146 arrives with native fractional scaling support on Wayland for Linux
Firefox 146 improves Linux with fractional scaling on Wayland, adds backups on Windows, and new AI and CSS features.
PeaZip 10.8 revamps the preview within files and expands format support for the image viewer and archiving tools
Discover all the new features of PeaZip 10.8, including improvements in preview, RAR/TAR, security, performance, and compatibility.
WINE 11.0-rc1, now available, the first stable candidate with Mono 10.4 and other new features
WINE 11.0-rc1 is now available, the first stable release candidate of the version that will arrive in 2026.
Raspberry Pi OS 2025-12-04 arrives with safe HDD/NVMe removal and more improvements
Raspberry Pi OS 2025-12-04 arrives with safe HDD/NVMe removal. The official Pi operating system keeps getting better.
Linux Mint 22.3 will use the codename Zena, and a beta version will be available before the end of the year.
Linux Mint 22.3 will arrive in early 2026, and its codename will be Zara. It will include new features such as the Cinnamon menu.
Calibre 8.16 arrives with new AI support and several important improvements
Calibre 8.16 is now available, and it comes with some improvements related to artificial intelligence and bug fixes.
VLC 3.0.22 is now available in a stable version with a new dark mode
VLC 3.0.22 is now available as a stable version. It will soon be available in the official repositories of most Linux distributions.
Alpine Linux 3.23 debuts Linux kernel 6.18 LTS, GCC 15, LLVM 21 and updates desktops
Discover all the changes in Alpine Linux 3.23: kernel 6.18, apk v3, /usr-merge, new desktops, and key improvements for containers.
DeepSeek-V3.2: the Chinese model that wants to compete with GPT-5 and Gemini-3 Pro
DeepSeek-V3.2 bursts onto the scene with advanced reasoning and agent mode, takes on GPT-5 and Gemini-3 Pro, and strengthens open AI from China.
ONLYOFFICE Docs 9.2 enhances editing with AI, macros, and PDF improvements
ONLYOFFICE Docs 9.2 adds AI for review, macros, customizable shortcuts, and improvements to PDFs and forms. Learn about the key changes.
What's new in the November CachyOS ISO: accessibility, performance, and gaming
Discover all the new features of the CachyOS ISO: accessibility, performance, hardware support, and improvements for gaming with Proton-CachyOS.
NixOS 25.11 Xantusia: all the new features and key changes
Discover all the new features of NixOS 25.11: GNOME 49, changes to packages, services and toolchains, and how they affect you when you update.
KaOS Linux: What's new and changes in its latest ISO
Discover the new features of KaOS Linux: Plasma 6, Qt6, modern kernel and key improvements in security, performance and applications.
Linux 6.18 arrives with improvements in performance, security, and hardware support
Linux 6.18 is here: it improves performance, security, and hardware support and aims to be the next LTS kernel. Learn about the changes.
4MLinux 50.0 arrives as a new stable release with Linux 6.12
Discover all the new features of 4MLinux 50.0: updated apps, multimedia improvements, expanded Game Pack and lightweight LAMP server.
Solus 4.8 Opportunity takes a key leap in its evolution
Everything about Solus 4.8 Opportunity: Polaris, end of Python 2, Wayland by default and improvements to Budgie, GNOME, Plasma and Xfce.
EndeavourOS Ganymede comes with Plasma 6.5 and Linux 6.17
EndeavourOS Ganymede arrives months after the previous version with the Linux 6.17 kernel and Plasma 6.5 in the Live Session.
WINE 10.20 arrives with vkd3d 1.18 and more than 300 changes
WINE 10.20 is now available, with a list of highlights that isn't very flashy but with more than 300 changes made.
IPFire 2.29 Core Update 199 introduces advanced support integration for WiFi 7 and WiFi 6, along with LLDP/CDP
Discover all the new features of IPFire 2.29 Core Update 199: WiFi 7, new kernel, improved IPS and more security enhancements.
GNOME 49.2 strengthens stability with numerous fixes in GNOME Shell, Mutter, GDM, Nautilus, and Orca
Discover all the new features of GNOME 49.2: improvements in XWayland, monitors, accessibility and performance explained clearly.
Plasma 6.8 will only support Wayland. X11 support will be limited to Xwayland.
KDE has announced that with the arrival of Plasma 6.8, an X11 session will no longer be available. What will happen then?
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.1 strengthens AI, security, and management
All about RHEL 10.1: AI for managing Linux, post-quantum security, soft-reboot, containers and Satellite 6.18.
Rocky Linux 10.1 strengthens security and stability with PQC, yescrypt, soft reboots and improvements to XFS.
Discover the new features of Rocky Linux 10.1: security, soft reboots, XFS, networking, containers and more for business environments.
Ultramarine 43 arrives with a revamped GTK3 interface featuring better integration, more convenient shortcuts, and improved support for HiDPI displays.
Ultramarine 43 is now available: discover improvements, graphics support, formats and installation options to get the most out of it.
Aluminium OS: Google's plan to bring Android to PC now has an official name
Google is preparing Aluminium OS: a desktop Android with AI, transitioning from ChromeOS and scheduled for release in 2026.
Raspberry Pi OS 2025-11-24 arrives with HiDPI, Wayland and more
Raspberry Pi OS 2025-11-24 improves HiDPI, Wayland, and usability. Key changes, supported models, and how to update.
AlmaLinux 10.1 arrives with key new features, CRB by default and Btrfs
AlmaLinux 10.1 comes with CRB by default, Btrfs, performance and security improvements. Discover all the new features and support in this version.
Raspberry Pi Imager 2 gets a refresh with a wizard and more options
Raspberry Pi Imager 2 with a new wizard-equipped interface, Connect and CLI, improved accessibility, and more. Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Calibre 8.15 enhances the comment editor and viewfinder
Calibre 8.15 adds editor shortcuts, viewer improvements, new fonts, and bug fixes. Learn about the changes and how to download.
KDE Slimbook VII: new generation of laptop that merges the best of the Spanish and German firms
KDE Slimbook VII is the new generation of Slimbook laptops with KDE Plasma, and it comes loaded with exciting new features...
Gemini 3 arrives with improved reasoning, multimodality, and a 1 million token context window.
Features, performance, and how to use Gemini 3 in Spain. Deep Think, agents, and deployment in Google products.
What's new in Git 2.52: commands, performance, and security
Git 2.52 adds git last-modified, git repo and maintenance and performance improvements, with steps towards SHA-256 and optional Rust support.
AlmaLinux 9.7 'Moss Jungle Cat' arrives with up-to-date toolchain, improved networking and security
AlmaLinux 9.7 brings a modern toolchain, PQC security, and container-ready components. Explore it in detail and decide if it's the right foundation for your enterprise.
Debian 13.2 strengthens Trixie with patches and new ISOs
Debian 13.2 brings 55 security patches and 123 bug fixes, new ISOs, and improvements to the kernel, QEMU, and virt-manager. How to download and update.
LibreOffice 25.8.3 comes with 70 fixes for greater stability and reliability.
Upgrade to LibreOffice 25.8.3: 70 bug fixes, improved stability and compatibility. Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Thunderbird 145 arrives with native Exchange, DNS over HTTPS, and more changes
Thunderbird 145 adds Exchange via EWS, DNS over HTTPS, and removes 32-bit support on Linux. It includes bug fixes and security patches.
Nitrux 5.0 comes with Hyprland by default, with Waybar, Wlogout, Crystal Dock and Wofi, centered on Wayland
Nitrux 5.0 arrives with Hyprland, Liquorix/CachyOS kernels, and more. Discover changes, graphics support, and how to install.
ChatGPT 5.1 arrives with improvements in adaptive reasoning, clarity of responses, and instruction following.
ChatGPT 5.1 arrives with Instant and Thinking, new tones, and a gradual rollout in Spain. Learn about changes, availability, and key uses.
Kaspersky releases a Linux version. Is it really necessary?
Kaspersky has released a version of its operating system for Linux, featuring real-time analysis and advanced security.
Firefox 145 speeds up with new features and says goodbye to 32-bit on Linux
Firefox 145 arrives with PDF annotations, anti-fingerprinting improvements, and the end of support for 32-bit Linux. How to update and what's changed.
Trinity Desktop Environment R14.1.5 comes with updated support for: Trixie, Questing, Leap 16, Fedora 43 and RHEL 10
Trinity Desktop Environment R14.1.5 arrives with new features, distribution support, and bug fixes. Discover the changes.
Porteux 2.4 comes with Linux kernel 6.17 and eight desktop editions
Porteux 2.4 with kernel 6.17, NVIDIA 580.105.08, and eight editions. Key changes, download, and release notes for users in Spain and Europe.
MX Linux 25 Infinity is based on Debian 13 “Trixie”, with kernel 6.12 LTS and Liquorix 6.16 in AHS/KDE
MX Linux 25, based on Debian 13, includes kernel 6.12 LTS and Wayland in KDE. Check out the changes, editions, and how to download it in Spain and Europe.
Hyprland 0.52 incorporates new features such as the dispatcher forceidle, modal rules, and fullscreen settings with set/unset/toggle.
Hyprland 0.52 in detail: new features, key changes and fixes. Everything important before updating.
Calibre 8.14 fixes a vulnerability and improves integration with Tolino
Update: Calibre 8.14 fixes a critical bug in FB2, improves Tolino, and adds shortcuts. Download for Windows, macOS, and Linux (also Flatpak).
Say hello to Kit, the new Firefox mascot!
Firefox had a logo, but what about a mascot? Mozilla has introduced Kit to the world, the mascot that will accompany its web browser.
Linux Mint introduces new System Information and Administration tools
Linux Mint is preparing many new features, such as system administration tools and improvements to the start menu.
LXQt 2.3 strengthens Wayland and refines the panel, apps, and utilities
LXQt 2.3 improves Wayland, the panel, and apps like QTerminal and LXImage-Qt. Learn about key changes and how to update from repositories or GitHub.
Devuan 6.0 Excalibur arrives based on Debian 13
Devuan 6.0 based on Debian 13 without systemd: kernel 6.12 LTS, Xfce by default, and multiple inits. Supported architectures and links.
The Ubuntu 26.04 release schedule has been revealed. You guessed it: it arrives in April.
Ubuntu 26.04 now has a release schedule and roadmap. Want to know when it will arrive? We'll tell you, along with details on the beta and other important information.
Qt Creator 18 arrives with experimental support for containers
Qt Creator 18 brings development containers, UI improvements, C++/QML, and Git. Discover its key new features and how to download it.
Proton VPN CLI is coming to Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora. Why I don't (much) care, and maybe you won't either.
Proton releases Proton VPN CLI for Fedora, Debian, and Ubuntu. A highly requested feature that initially comes with limitations.