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The Fedora project has decided to retire X11 sessions for the GNOME version in Fedora 43 in favor of Wayland.
Microsoft has announced that it's beginning to put quantum encryption algorithms into Windows so that developers can start using them. It is designed to keep data safe from future quantum computers.
Microsoft has made its Windows Subsystem for Linux open source. The announcement was made as its BUILD 2025 developer conference.
Linus Torvalds has released the seventh release candidate of Linux 6.15. He said last week was eventful but brought under control, meaning Linux 6.15 is very likely next week.
For years, KDE users had to use Virtual Machine Managers outside the KDE ecosystem, like GNOME Boxes. Now that's changing with a new native VMM in development for KDE.
The KDE team has provided a development update on the upcoming KDE Plasma 4, highlighting a new HDR calibration wizard along with various bug fixes.
The privacy-focused Linux distribution, Tails OS, has just had a security audit postmortem in which it has introduced cultural and technical changes to reduce new bug incidences.
Canonical has given an overview of the improvements it wants to include in Ubuntu 25.10 later this year, including GNOME 49.
The Tor Project has announced a new program for Linux users which routes individual programs through Tor very securly, here's how to install it.
Microsoft has finally fixed a nine-month old bug that would not let Windows 11 PCs dual boot with Linux.
If you use NordVPN on Linux, the service has finally gotten a GUI, matching the experience on other platforms like Windows and macOS.
The Fedora Project has announced something big for Fedora 40, so anyone on this version needs to take action. Not doing so will leave your system vulnerable to attack.
AnduinOS 1.3.1 came out over the weekend, but upgrading is not as straightforward as sudo apt upgrade. Read on to find out what to do.
Linus Torvalds has just released Linux 6.15-rc6, noting a concerning trend. He also revealed that he expects the final release of Linux 6.15 on May 26, 2025.
It's almost time to bid farewell to Totem, the longtime GNOME video player that's been part of the desktop since 2005, and welcome its successor in GNOME 49.
Linux Mint 22.2 and LMDE 7 have received their names in a new announcement. Linux Mint is also due to get a slight theme tweak to make it look more modern.
After his OS exploded in popularity, the sole developer of AnduinOS, a Linux distribution designed to look like Windows, has come forward to explain who he is and who he works for.
The Raspberry Pi OS has been updated. It now comes with an improved lock screen, a better app to manage printers, improved touchscreen support, and more.
Windows 10 end of support is in six months and many PCs that are unsupported by Windows 11 won't be able to upgrade. A new Linux-backed project urges users to try installing Linux and shows how.
Linus Torvalds has announced the release of Linux 6.15-rc5. He said he's happy with the release. Here's a look at some of the changes this week.
Canonical has kicked off the development of Ubuntu 25.10 "Questing Quokka". The company also shared the release schedule.
Tails 6.15 is out now with an updated Tor Browser and Linux kernel. It also removes support for some older wireless chips.
A new update of AnduinOS is now out. Version 1.3 is based on Ubuntu 25.04 but has been heavily themed to look like Windows 11 out of the box.
Kali Linux's maintainer, OffSec, has lost the repository signing key. This means updates will fail until you manually install the new key.
COSMIC Desktop is slowly nearing maturity, with the latest alpha release bringing new features, bug fixes, and more.
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS will lose standard support on May 29, 2025, so you'll need to upgrade or enable Extended Security Maintenance. Here's how to enable ESM support.
Canonical has released Ubuntu 25.04 to the general public. This release brings new versions of GNOME and the Linux kernel, but it's only going to be supported for a short time.
Fedora 42 was released a few days ago, including Fedora Silverblue 42, a unique atomic operating system that's more resistant to errors. Here's how to upgrade to version 42 and roll back if necessary.
Fedora Workstation 42 is now available for download. It includes loads of new features, including GNOME 48, which has notification stacking, new fonts, well-being settings, and more.
The Linux Mint team has shared their work from March 2025, revealing features for upcoming Mint releases.
Automate, Optimize, and Empower tasks with Linux Shell Scripting with this exclusive and time-limited FREE download.
Microsoft's recent antics make it a great time to give Linux a shot. This guide highlights 10 FOSS apps to try when you make the switch.
We have seen them time and again: BSODs, error screens, and other embarrassing stuff computers have done in public. Here are 20 of them.
An Nvidia engineer has helped resolve an AMD driver issue while it itself deals with Windows problems. There's some back-story here.
Tails 6.14.1 refines the Tor Browser's confinement, allowing it to safely access folders across your home folder and persistent storage, instead of just the Downloads folder.
An Intel employee has given a funny response to Linus Torvalds as they clean up the "disgusted broken turd" pointed out by Torvalds.
Microsoft's exFAT file system is again getting a huge performance boost on Linux. And once more, Sony is at the forefront.
CachyOS's March update is here, with out-of-the-box support for the newest GPUs, including RDNA4 and RTX 50 series. It even gets your ROG Ally running nicely.
Canonical has unveiled the beta version of Ubuntu 25.04 'Plucky Puffin,' offering a sneak peek at the upcoming final release on April 17th.
Obsidian 1.9.0 launches with new file format, Footnotes view plugin, and more
Microsoft: Over 394,000 Windows PCs infected by Lumma malware, affects Chrome, Edge, Firefox
Microsoft engineer explains how Windows doesn't actually know how fast your CPU really is
Microsoft's official support proves useless as Windows 11 KB5058411 installs fail
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