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It appears that Manjaro will move forward: a new non-profit organization (eV) is being prepared, along with solutions to recent problems.

Manjaro will continue. Preparations are underway to create a non-profit organization to handle distribution.

Fedora Asahi Remix 43 is now available for Macs with Apple Silicon, featuring KDE Plasma 6.6, Mac Pro support, and many new features.

Fedora Asahi Remix 43 is now available, bringing the latest from Fedora to Apple computers with ARM processors.

Vivaldi 7.9 revolutionizes your browser by allowing you to auto-hide its components so you can focus solely on the web.

Vivaldi 7.9 is the new version of the popular browser, and it comes with an option that will allow us to focus on what interests us most.

GNOME 50 makes the definitive leap to Wayland with more performance and accessibility

GNOME 50 arrives with improved performance, better VRR, and accelerated remote desktop. Learn about its key changes before upgrading.

Firefox 149 is coming soon, and it will feature a free VPN and the much-anticipated split view.

Firefox 149 is just around the corner, and among its new features will be a VPN for browsing with greater privacy.

Systemd 260 introduces key changes to Linux and a guide for AI

Systemd 260 eliminates System V, requires a more modern kernel, and adds improvements to networking, containers, and AI support. Learn about its key changes.

Manjaro could disappear as we know it

Manjaro collaborators are discussing a version 2.0 of the project, which would basically be returning to what they were before becoming a company.

IPFire 2.29 Core Update 201: New DNS Firewall and Mass Update Available for Testing

IPFire 2.29 Core Update 201 is the new version of this operating system focused on security and anonymity on the Internet.

SparkyLinux 2026.03 comes with the latest from Debian Testing, including Linux 6.19.6

SparkyLinux 2026.03 is the new ISO of the popular Debian Testing-based distribution, which comes with new features such as Linux 6.19.6.

SuperTux 0.7.0 updates the graphics and adds new improvements after a long absence

SuperTux 0.7.0 is now available. It arrives after a four-year hiatus, with many improvements ranging from aesthetics to gameplay.

EndeavourOS Titan comes with Mesa 26.0, Linux 6.19 and other improvements

Everything about EndeavourOS Titan: kernel 6.19, graphics improvements, new GPU tool, and better mirror selection.

Qt Creator 19 arrives as the latest stable version of the open-source, cross-platform IDE

Qt Creator 19 enhances the IDE with minimaps, remote support, MCP for AI, and more project formats. Learn about all the key changes in detail.

Native Chrome arrives on ARM64 in Linux and changes the game

Chrome finally arrives on Linux ARM64: dates, download in DEB and RPM, key features compared to Chromium and impact on Raspberry Pi.

EQT considers selling SUSE amid the revaluation of enterprise Linux software

EQT is considering selling SUSE for up to €6.000 billion. Key details of the deal, financial figures, and its role in the European enterprise Linux market.

NVIDIA 580.142 is released as a recommended and stable driver for Linux, with quality standards comparable to WHQL.

Discover the improvements in the NVIDIA 580.142 driver on Linux: fixes in Adaptive Sync, Vulkan and 4K multi-monitor configurations.

Fedora 44 Beta arrives with improvements to GNOME, Plasma, and the installer.

All about Fedora 44 Beta: changes to desktops, installer, toolchain, and ARM support. Learn the key features before the stable release.

CachyOS March 2026 updates the Installer with animated previews and deep integration with Windows

CachyOS continues its development, and in the March 2026 version, the experience of installing the operating system has been improved.

TUXEDO InfinityBook Max 16: 16-inch laptop with an aluminum chassis and weighing less than 2,2 kg, geared towards Linux and professional work

New TUXEDO InfinityBook Max 16 AMD: 16" Linux laptop with Ryzen AI, RTX 50, 99 Wh and up to 128 GB RAM.

GPT-5.4: OpenAI's new model that wants to dominate the computer

All about GPT-5.4: native computer usage, 1M token context, improvements in professional work and OpenAI price changes.

Linux Mint now has its Wayland-compatible screensaver ready

The Linux Mint developers have already prepared a screensaver that is compatible with X11 and Wayland.

Android's desktop mode is now official on Pixel phones: here's how it works and what really changes.

Google activates desktop mode on Pixel phones: your Android device becomes a PC when connected to a monitor, with windows and a taskbar.

OpenAI promotes GPT-5.3 Instant with fewer blocks and better web usage

GPT-5.3 Instant arrives at ChatGPT with fewer blocks, less condescending tone, and fewer hallucinations. Key features of the update and dates.

Nitrux 6.0 strengthens system security, virtualization, and rescue

Nitrux 6.0 strengthens security, GPU virtualization, and system rescue, with Intel Xe mode and Wayland improvements. Learn about all the changes.

Porteux 2.6 comes with Linux 6.19 and TLP support

Porteux 2.6 arrives as a more stable ISO image with improvements to the desktops and with kernel 6.19, among other new features.

AerynOS 2026.02 comes with GNOME 49.4, COSMIC 1.0.8 and KDE Plasma 6.6.1 and other improvements

AerynOS 2026.02 arrives in alpha with LTS kernel, GNOME 49.4, KDE Plasma 6.6.1 and a new console-only installation with Wi-Fi.

Armbian 26.2 incorporates the Linux 6.18 kernel with performance and stability improvements

Armbian 26.2 improves performance, stability and support for SBC boards with kernel 6.18, a clearer interface and updated documentation.

The OrangePi Neo is frozen due to price increases.

The OrangePi Neo handheld PC/console, which will use Manjaro Gaming, has been put on hold due to the rising price of components.

Tails 7.5, the fifth update of the 7.x branch, based on Debian 13 with Linux 6.12 LTS and GNOME 48

Tails 7.5 arrives with revamped Tor and Thunderbird, enhanced security, and new ISO and USB images. Learn about all the key changes before updating.

Calibre 9.4 enhances read, conversion, and security statistics

Calibre 9.4 adds read statistics, improves DOCX/ODT conversion, and strengthens IP security. Learn about all the changes in detail.

Fwupd 2.0.20 extends firmware support on Linux

Fwupd 2.0.20 improves firmware updates on Linux with more supported hardware, AMD UMA tweaks, and UEFI changes.

Linux LTS extends deadlines: this is how kernels 6.18, 6.12 and 6.6 look after the latest extension

Linux LTS extends support for kernels 6.18, 6.12, and 6.6. Learn about the new EOL deadlines and how they affect distributions and systems.

Thunderbird 148 comes with security, email, and calendar improvements

Thunderbird 148 improves security, email, and calendar support with PKCE, NTLM, and numerous bug fixes. Learn about all the changes before updating.

Firefox 148 comes with switches to turn off AI and other less notable improvements

Firefox 148 introduces a global switch to disable AI, improves security, and fixes bugs. Learn about its new features and how to update.

Gemini 3.1 Pro: This is the big leap in reasoning from Google's AI

Gemini 3.1 Pro arrives with a significant leap in reasoning, improved benchmarks, and strong integration with the Google ecosystem. See what's changed and how to try it out.

WINE 11.3 arrives with Mono 11.0 and more than 200 changes

WINE 11.3 is the latest development version, and it stands out for upgrading the Mono engine, essential for .NET, to version 11.0.0.

Steam Deck runs out of stock due to memory crisis

Steam Deck is out of stock due to a shortage of memory and storage. Here's how it's affecting Spain and Europe, including prices and available models.

Calibre 9.3 improves e-book management and refines the Windows experience

Calibre 9.3 refines Windows installation, improves KEPUB, fixes bugs, and strengthens security. Learn about all the changes in detail.

LibreOffice 25.8.5 improves stability, reduces unexpected crashes, and strengthens compatibility

LibreOffice 25.8.5 arrives with over 60 bug fixes, improved stability, and enhanced compatibility with Word, Excel, and PDF. Find out what's changed.

Plasma 6.6 arrives as a major update to the KDE desktop with a focus on stability, accessibility, and Wayland.

Plasma 6.6 arrives with improvements to Wayland, KWin, HDR, accessibility, and Wi-Fi. Check out all the key new features before updating.

SparkyLinux 8.2 is fully based on Debian 13 “Trixie” and maintains full compatibility with its repositories.

Discover the main new features of SparkyLinux 8.2, based on Debian, with new LTS kernels and improved hardware support.

Vim 9.2 arrives with full Wayland support and key improvements

Vim 9.2 adds full Wayland support, vertical tabs, improved autocomplete, and enhancements from Vim9. Check out all the changes.

GNOME 49.4 arrives with a wave of improvements and fixes

GNOME 49.4 improves stability, gaming, and Nautilus with many bug fixes. Review the most important changes before updating.

GNOME 48.9 arrives as a key maintenance update

GNOME 48.9 arrives as a stable update with fixes for Nautilus, GVfs, and libadbita. Learn what's improved and why you should update.

Parrot 7.1 arrives with a new Enlightenment spin and updated security tools

Parrot 7.1 is the new update of this ethical hacking distribution, among whose new features is the new Enlightenment spin.

Linux 6.19 arrives and introduces a large package of internal improvements, without any major visible breaks.

Linux 6.19 is now stable: improvements for ext4, CPUs, older AMD GPUs, HDR, and laptops. Learn about the key changes before upgrading to Linux 7.0.

KDE Linux continues its development. It's looking better and better, and the beta release is getting closer.

KDE Linux has improved a lot in recent months. Performance improvements, hardware support, new applications, and much more.

WINE 11.2 arrives with improved PDB loading and over 200 changes

WINE 11.2 continues the path started by version 11.1 and comes with hundreds of changes and corrects 32 bugs.

Calibre 9.2 introduces key technical improvements in the security, performance, and stability of the e-book viewer.

Calibre 9.2 improves the viewer, security, and stability of e-books. Learn about its key changes and how they affect your digital library.

Libreboot 26.01 expands support to HP Pro 3500, Topton X2E N150, ThinkPad T580 and Dell Latitude E7240

Discover everything about Libreboot 26.01 Magnanimous Max: supported motherboards, improvements to coreboot, GRUB and encryption, and changes to the build system.

Global controversy over WhatsApp encryption and chat privacy

Lawsuits, leaks, and clashes between experts and Meta reopen the debate about WhatsApp encryption and the real privacy of your chats.

Firefox already has a "Kill Switch" ready to disable AI

Firefox already has its first Artificial Intelligence features ready, which will arrive along with settings to disable them.

Raspberry Pis will become more expensive because of AI, or rather because of the cost of DRAM due to its success

Raspberry Pi prices rise depending on RAM due to the sharp increase in memory costs. Check which models are more expensive and which remain a budget-friendly option.

Git 2.53 reinforces its path towards Git 3.0 and Rust

Git 2.53 arrives with new options, performance improvements, and a key push towards mandatory Rust adoption in Git 3.0.

IPFire 2.29 Core Update 200 introduces a new LTS kernel, a major leap in performance, stability, and modern security mitigations

Discover everything about IPFire 2.29 Core Update 200: kernel, WiFi 7, IPS, OpenVPN, proxy, packages and new features.

Aluminium OS has been leaked. This is what Google is preparing for Android for PCs.

Aluminium OS has been leaked. It will be a PC operating system compatible with Android apps, and will resemble macOS.

Calibre 9.0 gets a refresh with a shelf view and sight improvements

Calibre 9.0 introduces a new bookshelf view, improvements to the viewer, and bug fixes. Discover the most useful changes in this popular eBook manager.

Linux Lite 7.8 is based on Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS and features the Xfce 4.18 desktop environment.

Linux Lite 7.8 comes with apps rewritten in GTK4, support for kernel 6.18 LTS, and updated software. Learn about the changes and requirements.

Transmission 4.1 incorporates expanded support for IPv6, new tracker types, and improved port management.

Transmission 4.1 brings improvements to networking, performance, and interface. Discover its new features and advanced settings for your BitTorrent client.

Vivaldi 7.8 now allows you to stack tabs by dragging and dropping

Vivaldi 7.8 takes productivity to the extreme: from now on, tabs can be stacked by dragging and dropping.

Open Gaming Collective is born to unify the gaming ecosystem on Linux and reduce fragmentation

Open Gaming Collective unites Bazzite, ChimeraOS, Nobara and more to improve gaming on Linux with shared kernel and drivers.

Firefox's split view is now ready for testing, and enabled by default in the Nightly build.

Firefox has enabled split-view in the Nightly version of the browser. It is expected to be released in approximately two months.

Vortex is coming to SteamOS. Modding on Linux will be more accessible and reliable.

Vortex, an application to facilitate the installation of mods from Nexus Mods, will arrive on the Steam Deck and Steam Machine this year.

GParted 1.8 arrives with fixes focused on FAT and GPT file systems

GParted 1.8 arrives with improvements to FAT, GPT, EFI, and stability. Learn about the key changes and how to get the most out of this partition editor.

CachyOS kicks off 2026 with improvements to installer, session manager and hardware compatibility

CachyOS releases its January version with improvements to the installer, Wayland by default, a new session manager, and advancements in hardware and gaming.

WINE 11.1 arrives marking the start of development for the next major update, scheduled for 2027.

WINE 11.1 arrives as the starting gun in the development of WINE 12.0, the stable version that will arrive next year.

glibc 2.43 arrives with new security and performance capabilities in Linux, especially on AArch64 and AMD Zen

What's new in glibc 2.43: C23 support, security improvements, increased performance, and Unicode 17.0. Review the key changes in the GNU C Library.

Android Auto 16 is now rolling out with a major change to the media player

Android Auto 16 is now rolling out in Spain with a major redesign of the media player and greater consistency between apps. Learn about the changes.

NexPhone, the mobile phone that wants to replace your PC running Linux, Android and Windows

NexPhone combines Android, Linux, and Windows 11 in a mobile device that transforms into a desktop PC. Learn about its hardware and price.

Malware found again in the Snap Store

The Snap Store is in the news again, and not for a good reason. Malware has once again been slipped into the Snap package store.

Slimbook launches a new version of its Slimbook One, updated and more focused on Linux than ever before.

The new Slimbook One is renewed, with more powerful hardware and this time fully focused on Linux operating systems.

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.

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 without middle-click to paste

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.