IceWM 3.9 arrives with Xcursor support and other fine-tuning
What's new in IceWM 3.9: Xcursor, icesh improvements, and fixes. What's changed, how it affects things, and where to download it.
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Linux Lite 7.6 arrives as a minor update to catch up
In April of this year, the Linux Lite project released version 7.4 of its operating system. It was a…
Fwupd 2.0.14 expands support and refines firmware updates on Linux
Fwupd 2.0.14 adds more hardware, UEFI improvements, and RHEL 9/10 support. Learn about the changes and download the firmware update for Linux.
Steam Deck 2: Release Window and Official Tracks
A rumor places Steam Deck 2 in 2028. Keys to Valve's strategy, possible AMD chips, and what to expect until its announcement.
WINE 10.14 arrives with Mono updated to version 10.2.0 and nearly 300 changes.
WINE 10.14 is now available. It has arrived with the updated Mono engine to version 10.2 as the most notable new feature.
LibreOffice 25.8.1: First maintenance update of the August 2025 series
LibreOffice 25.8.1 arrives with 94 fixes, NotebookBar bugs, and MS Office formatting fixes. Download it and check out what's new.
Red Hat strengthens its enterprise AI strategy with OpenShift AI, F5, and an ecosystem of intelligent agents.
F5, MCP, and ROSA on AWS: Red Hat accelerates secure and scalable AI with OpenShift AI. News, figures, and partner spotlight.
Microsoft donates DocumentDB to The Linux Foundation
DocumentDB, donated by Microsoft, joins The Linux Foundation: based on PostgreSQL, MIT License, and supported by AWS and Google.
Thunderbird 142 now supports PDF signatures and strengthens security
Thunderbird 142 adds PDF signatures, folder sorting, and critical fixes. Discover all the improvements and important changes.
La Liga increases pressure on Cloudflare users: warnings, blocks, and legal questions
LaLiga issues a warning to Cloudflare users about shared IP addresses. What they're asking for, how the blocks affect them, and what options are available to those affected.
Is the free bar over? Google will require verified identity to install apps on Android.
Android will require developer identity verification, even outside the Play Store. Schedule, affected countries, and how this impacts you.
xAI releases Grok 2.5 as open source: license, details, and requirements
Grok 2.5 is now open source on Hugging Face: we're sharing the requirements, licensing, and plan for Grok 3 in six months.
CachyOS improves performance and introduces new features by August
What's new in CachyOS this August: new ISOs, optimized kernels, performance, popularity, and usage tips. Everything you need to know.
Tails 6.19 arrives with Tor 14.5.6 and bug fixes for Tails 7.0.
Tails 6.19: Changelog, how to upgrade or install, and privacy improvements. Learn all the new features and the background behind the project.
FFmpeg 8.0 "Huffman" now available, brings support for AV1 Vulkan and VVC VA-API decoding
FFmpeg 8.0 has arrived, codenamed "Huffman," and introduces new features such as support for AV1 Vulkan.
DeepSeek-V3.1 looks at Chinese chips with FP8 and Think mode
DeepSeek-V3.1 debuts hybrid inference and FP8 UE8M0 for Chinese chips, expands context, and adjusts API pricing.
Nvidia launches Spectrum-XGS Ethernet to connect AI data centers
What is Spectrum-XGS Ethernet and how it nearly doubles throughput between sites to create AI superfactories. Adoption, metrics, and availability.
FreeVPN.One for Chrome under suspicion for stealth captures
Koi Security accuses FreeVPN.One of taking screenshots and sending data without permission. What happened, the risks, and steps to protect yourself now.
Firefox 142 now allows you to disable ETP per site and enables link previews for all sites.
Firefox 142 is now available for download. Among its new features is the ability to preview links when you click and hold on them.
SparkyLinux 8.0 “The Seven Sisters” is now available based on Debian 13
SparkyLinux 8.0 is now available. It arrives just weeks after the last release and is based on Debian 13.
Russia limits Telegram calls and strengthens its digital control
Russia partially blocks Telegram calls: reasons, scope, the app's reaction, and MAX's role in the new digital control.
KDE Gear 25.08: A wave of improvements for the KDE ecosystem
KDE Gear 25.08 is now available. New versions of the project's applications include notable changes to apps like Dolphin.
Pebble Time 2 takes shape: rebranding, final design, changes, and reservations
Pebble Time 2 confirms final design: color e-paper, steel, 30-day trial, $225 pre-order. Details on features, dates, and compatibility.
Perplexity launches multi-million dollar bid for Google Chrome
Perplexity wants to buy Chrome for $34.500 billion amid antitrust litigation; Google isn't budging, and the judge will rule soon.
Nvidia returns to exporting H20s to China in unprecedented deal
H20 chips return to China: Nvidia will pay 15% of revenue to the US and faces safety and licensing concerns.
Pirate IPTV: Fines, Shutdowns, and Pressure on VPNs and Apps
Europe cracks down on pirated IPTV: fines for users, shutdowns, and VPN and app blocks. Everything you need to know to avoid legal and security risks.
Thomas Dohmke leaves GitHub: this is the new structure
Microsoft won't name a replacement; GitHub moves to Core AI. Who's in charge now and what's changing for the leading code platform.
Debian 13 Trixie is now available: Linux 6.12, GNOME 48, APT 3, and more.
What's new in Debian 13 Trixie: Linux 6.12 LTS, APT 3.0, and RISC-V support. How to download or upgrade from Debian 12.
OpenAI revolutionizes artificial intelligence with the highly anticipated release of GPT-5: more accurate, adaptable, and powerful than ever.
OpenAI deploys GPT-5 in ChatGPT and API: improving accuracy, speed, and personalization. Learn about all the new features and releases here.
4MLinux 49.0 arrives with Linux 6.12 LTS, support for Bcachefs, and new drivers
Learn about all the features, changes, and improvements in 4MLinux 49.0, the lightweight, updated system for modern and legacy computers.
OpenAI revolutionizes AI with GPT-OSS: an open weighting model for everyone
OpenAI launches GPT-OSS, its open-source weights AI that allows local execution and free commercial use. Discover its advantages and how to integrate it.
Firefox Nightly now lets you customize your profile picture.
Firefox Nightly is making progress in customization. They recently announced that profile pictures can now be customized.
Flameshot 13.0 arrives after 3 years of development, upgrading to Qt6 and adding many improvements
After three years of development, Flameshot 13.0 is now available, one of the best capture tools available for Linux.
Intel XeSS 2.1 expands reach and compatibility beyond Intel GPUs
XeSS 2.1 now works with NVIDIA and AMD cards. Learn about improvements, compatibility, and what it brings to your gaming.
ChatGPT surprises by beating CAPTCHA systems on the web
ChatGPT has managed to overcome CAPTCHA systems, raising questions about cybersecurity and anti-bot methods.
New Intel Arrow Lake Ultra 5 processors: efficiency and variety for the mid-range segment
Explore the new Intel Arrow Lake Ultra 5 with improved efficiency and options for desktops and laptops.
Linux breaks the 6% barrier… but there's a catch
It is being claimed that Linux has finally surpassed 6% market share, but this figure is not at all reliable.
You can now try KDE Linux in its first Testing images
KDE has released the first "Testing" images of its upcoming distribution: KDE Linux. It will be immutable and unbreakable.
Duckstation developer considers dropping Linux support
The developer of DuckStation has considered discontinuing support for Linux users. Those targeted: Arch Linux users.
AMD Threadripper 9980X: Benchmarks, reviews, and comparisons of the new Zen 5 CPU
All about the Threadripper 9980X: benchmarks, improvements over the 7000 series, and comparison with Intel in professional workloads.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux empowers partners with new programs and resources
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is revamping its partner strategy with programs, incentives, and digital tools, facilitating community growth.
How WhatsApp's new advanced privacy works against artificial intelligence and what you can expect in your chats
Can AI read your WhatsApp messages? We explain how the new enhanced privacy protects your chats and what limits really exist.
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.
FunkSec: The artificial intelligence-powered ransomware that redefines cybercrime
FunkSec uses AI to create advanced, low-cost ransomware, targeting key sectors in Europe and Asia. Find out how to protect yourself.
Intel announces layoffs of thousands of employees and halts its European expansion
Intel is cutting 15% of its workforce and canceling its European expansion. Learn the reasons and the impact on the global technology industry.
Warning about the danger of pre-installed malware on cheap Android devices
Millions of low-cost Androids come with factory-installed malware. Learn about the risks, affected models, and tips to avoid becoming a victim.
The rise of AI-powered malware: threats, techniques, and real-life cases
Learn how AI-powered malware is changing cybersecurity and learn about the latest and most dangerous cases.
Windows 11 24H2: Key details of the new update and patch KB5062660
What's new, what's new, and what's improved in Windows 11 24H2 with patch KB5062660. Learn everything that's changed and improved.
Malware-laced error pages: a growing threat on Linux and Windows
404 error pages used to spread malware on Linux and Windows. Learn how they work and how to protect yourself from these threats.
The malware threatening the Minecraft community: Stargazers Ghost Network and how to protect yourself
Learn about the malware hidden in Minecraft mods and how to avoid its risks. Protect your data and keep playing safely.
KaOS 2025.07 arrives with Plasma 6.4, the final transition to Qt6, and theme improvements.
Everything KaOS 2025.07 brings: Plasma 6.4, goodbye to Qt5, visual improvements, and new installation options.
Brutal Legend goes free for 666 minutes as a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne
The Brutal Legend game is free in a 666-minute promotion. It's a tribute to the legendary Ozzy Osbourne.
Lumo: Proton's AI assistant that champions absolute privacy
Lumo, Proton's AI chatbot, offers complete privacy and advanced features without logging your data. Get to know it and protect your information.
Discord boosts its platform: new rewards, user experience, and updates
Orbs, Discord's new virtual currency, arrives alongside usability and experience improvements. Learn all the details and highlights.
IPFire releases new Core Update 196 with important new features
What's new in IPFire Core Update 196: WireGuard improvements, DRM console, new packages, and direct download. Check out everything new here.
What's new in Thunderbird 141: improvements to security, stability, and email management
Thunderbird 141 arrives with security improvements, a new archiving feature, and multiple fixes. Check out all the new features here.
Baby Grok: Elon Musk announces a children's AI amid controversy over xAI
Musk is preparing Baby Grok, an AI chatbot for children, following controversy over Grok and concerns about child safety. Details still to be finalized.
MEGA introduces Transfer.it: unlimited transfer size and no end-to-end encryption.
MEGA has unveiled Transfer.it, its new file-sharing service. There's no size limit and it will be free until 2026.
Recent news and events about the Godot engine: its community and technical advances
The latest on Godot: events, engine news, releases, and community growth. Read the most complete summary of what's happening.
Firefox 141 no longer requires a forced restart after updating on Linux and improves tab group support.
Firefox 141 improves management when updating the browser, and improves areas such as tab groups.
Gigabyte Motherboard Vulnerabilities: Persistent Malware Risk and Recommendations
Security Alert: Critical vulnerabilities in Gigabyte motherboards expose hundreds of models to undetectable malware. Check if your system is affected.
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.
Another blow to confidence in the Linux community: several AUR packages removed for containing malware
The AUR repository maintainers have removed several web browser packages for containing malware.
SparkyLinux 7.8 arrives with "Bookworm" base and other updates
SparkyLinux 7.8 Update: Discover the new desktops, updated software, and how to easily download it.
WeTransfer controversy: use of files for artificial intelligence and rectification after user reaction
Are your files training WeTransfer's AI? Learn about the change in terms, the massive backlash, and the official clarification.
After a period of hiatus, Plasma BigScreen continues its development
Plasma BigScreen is back in active development. It's not yet available for testing, but it features a revamped interface, a new KRunner, and more.
Linux Mint 22.2 Beta is coming soon. Following its stable release, LMDE 7 will also follow.
Linux Mint 22.2 is close to releasing its first beta. The stable version will arrive weeks later, and they'll focus on LMDE 7.
What's new in CachyOS: July snapshot brings improvements and new features
CachyOS July includes new shell options, gaming improvements, and support for Lenovo Legion Go. Check out all the changes.
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.
Adam Toy assumes technology leadership at Rancher Government Solutions
Rancher appoints Adam Toy as CTO to advance its secure Kubernetes solutions for the public sector.
GitLab bolsters its platform with new security patches and AI-powered features
GitLab releases critical updates and new AI-powered features to its DevSecOps platform. Stay up to date and learn all the security updates.
CachyOS storms to number 1 on DistroWatch. What does this mean?
Linux Mint didn't last long at the top of the DistroWatch list. Now there's a new king, and his name is CachyOS.
OpenAI challenges Google Chrome with its own AI-powered web browser
OpenAI launches an AI-powered browser to compete with Chrome. Discover how its new tool could revolutionize web browsing.
GNOME 48.3 introduces improvements to accessibility, multimedia, and online accounts.
Update to GNOME 48.3 and discover key improvements in accessibility, multimedia, and stability. See all the changes.
GitHub Security Alert: Fake Repositories Distribute Malware Targeting Crypto Wallets
GitHub under threat: warning about fake repositories stealing cryptocurrency wallets. Learn how to detect and avoid these types of frauds.
Nvidia on the verge of becoming the most valuable AI-powered company in history
Nvidia is nearly worth $4 trillion on the stock market due to the artificial intelligence craze and global demand for its advanced chips.
Bazzite kicks off July with a new software store and Linux 6.15
Bazzite has released its July 2025 updates, including a new software store.
LibreOffice prepares to support Markdown
LibreOffice is preparing to implement support for Markdown documents in its text editor, Writer.
Rhino Linux 2025.3 arrives with RPK2 and the option to install UBXI KDE Desktop
Rhino Linux 2025.3 is the most updated version of this Ubuntu-based Rollint Release distro and comes with some improvements.
GNOME Papers will replace Evince in GNOME 49
It's been approved: GNOME Papers will replace Evince as the official GNOME document viewer starting with version 49.
Fedora 44 and the 32-bit support debate: controversy, repercussions, and uncertain future
Fedora will not remove 32-bit support in version 44 following intense community backlash. What are the implications of this?
Tails 6.17 introduces key security and privacy improvements for advanced users.
Tails 6.17 has arrived with key security and privacy improvements, including a new version of Tor Browser.
CISA warns of active exploitation of CVE-2023-0386 vulnerability in the Linux kernel
CISA Warns: CVE-2023-0386 Vulnerability in Linux Exposes Systems to Privilege Escalation. Learn How to Protect Yourself.
DuckDuckGo strengthens its protection against scareware and online scams: the latest in security for safe browsing
DuckDuckGo's new defense against scareware and fake cryptocurrencies. Learn how Scam Blocker protects your online browsing and data.
Spotify contacted the Spotify developer, who can no longer use its API. The app will be rewritten.
Spotify must stop using the Spotify API. Spotify has contacted it to force it to abandon development of the app.
Kali Linux 2025.2: New Tools, Improved Menu, and Changes for Raspberry Pi
Discover what's new in Kali Linux 2025.2: improved menu, 13 new tools, and renewed support for Raspberry Pi and desktops.
Rocky Linux 10 arrives as a free alternative to RHEL 10
Discover the new version of Rocky Linux 10, its most important changes, and how to install it. A free alternative to RHEL 10.
Android 16 is now official: improvements in customization, accessibility, security, and user experience
Android 16 is now available on Pixel phones. Learn about new features, compatible models, key improvements, and update dates for your phone.
Sway 1.11 Released: New Features and Improvements in the i3-Based Wayland Composer
Discover all the improvements in Sway 1.11: new protocols, graphics performance, security, and improved configuration for Linux.
Ubuntu Sway 25.04, still Remix, comes with Plucky Puffin support, emoji picker, and woofi as an app launcher.
Ubuntu Sway 25.04 arrived about six weeks after the rest of the family it wants to join.
Linux Mint 22.2 will support fingerprinting
Linux Mint 22.2 is coming in a few weeks, and its new features include a new application for storing fingerprints.
Rocky Linux 9.6 now available: all the new features based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.6
Discover Rocky Linux 9.6, the new free alternative to RHEL 9.6 with new features, improvements, and direct download for servers and desktops.
Windows 10 is leaving soon. KDE is waiting with open arms for the users it will leave hanging.
Windows 10 will soon end support, and KDE reminds us why what they offer is the best option we could choose.
WizOS: The New Secure and Lightweight Solution for Enterprise Containers
Discover WizOS, the innovative Alpine-based distro focused on security, performance, and enterprise compatibility. You'll be amazed!
Oracle Linux 9.6 arrives with RHEL 9.6 and the unbreakable UEK8 kernel.
Discover what's new in Oracle Linux 9.6, including RHEL compatibility, security enhancements, and the new UEK 8 kernel. Get the information now!
PorteuX 2.1: The Slackware-based portable distro now comes with Linux 6.15 and multiple improvements.
PorteuX 2.1 integrates Linux 6.15, NTFS3, and improvements across multiple desktops. Find out all the new features and how to download it.
CachyOS releases May 2025 with key improvements for NVIDIA and portable devices
Discover what's new in CachyOS May 2025: improved NVIDIA support, new KDE Plasma, and improvements for portable devices.
Alpine Linux 3.22 arrives with significant desktop updates and technical improvements.
Discover what's new in Alpine Linux 3.22: GNOME 48 desktops, KDE 6.3, technical improvements, and how to update your system. Find out more here!
Archinstall 3.0.7 adds support for Btrfs snapshots and key improvements
Discover what's new in Archinstall 3.0.7 for Arch Linux: support for Btrfs snapshots, encryption improvements, and more.
KaOS 2025.05 renews its commitment to KDE Plasma and Qt6: everything that changes in this version
Find out all about KaOS 2025.05: goodbye to Qt5, Plasma 6, and new features for KDE lovers. Check out the main changes!