The elementary OS 5.1 release is ow available to download. We look at new features in elementary OS 5.1 hera, such as Flatpak support and new login screen. | Continue reading
Pre-ordered the PinePhone Brave Heart edition or waiting for it to go on general sale next year? Either way, this hands-on video is a must watch. | Continue reading
Looking for Linux Christmas gift ideas to give the tux-loving nerd in your life a memorable noel? Well, call me sudo Claus cos I'm here to help! It can be | Continue reading
Linux Mint 19.3 beta will be available to download on Tuesday December 10 ahead of the final stable release shortly before Christmas. | Continue reading
The GNOME design team is always hard at work iterating, ideating and improving on the form and function of apps and major UI elements throughout the GNOME | Continue reading
Improvements to the KDE Plasma desktop mean GTK applications using client side decorations (CSD, aka header bars) now look well integrated under KDE. | Continue reading
I often forget how to remove a PPA from Ubuntu, so I figured I'd write a quick guide here to remind me — and to help anyone else who needs it! Now, there | Continue reading
Windows Terminal panes and tab reordering are two new features the open source command line tool picks up in its latest release, Windows Terminal 0.7. | Continue reading
Purism has begun shipping the Librem 5 Linux phone to backers and buyers of its crowdfunding campaign — and the first hands-on impressions are appearing. | Continue reading
OpenMoji is an open source emoji library that's free to use. The set has over 3000 glyphs, supports Unicode's Emoji 12.0 spec, and is available as a font. | Continue reading
Linux 5.4 kernel is out. The latest Linux kernel update adds support for several ARM-based laptops, has better files system encryption, and lots more. | Continue reading
Does Stadia work on Ubuntu? Yes, in both Google Chrome and Chromium. In this post we look at one users' experience playing Destiny on Stadia. | Continue reading
Audacity 2.3.3 has no major new features but does includes 75+ bug fixes, improved equalisation, and removes obsolete code. Plus, learn how to install it. | Continue reading
When the Glimpse image editor was announced it created a a storm of opinion. Now the infamous GIMP fork has made its first release — but is it any good? | Continue reading
Meet the Slimbook Pro X 15, a new 15-inch Linux laptop from Spanish hardware company Slimbook. Their new device is powered by an Intel i7-9750H processor | Continue reading
Zorin OS 15 Lite is a stylish Linux distribution based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. It's designed for low spec computers and uses the Xfce desktop by default. | Continue reading
Google wants to bring Android "as close as possible" to the mainline Linux kernel, stabilising the kernel ABI and making hardware support modular. | Continue reading
Scrcpy users can now interact with an Android phone on PC using a touchscreen, as well as use the utility with devices running Android 10. | Continue reading
This video shows Mozilla Firefox, GIMP and a Qt5 Matrix client running on a PinePhone with postmarketOS installed. Are they usable? Find out. | Continue reading
Download Ubuntu 20.04 daily builds and help test the upcoming LTS release of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS codenamed the 'Focal Fossa' ahead of its release next year. | Continue reading
Linux laptop maker Slimbook is promoting an upcoming hardware launch with a bizarre YouTube video in which a penguin bashes apple — quite literally! | Continue reading
We spotlight 5 GTK themes for Ubuntu and other Linux desktops created by Vinceliuice, a prolific open source theme designer based in China. | Continue reading
Learn how to hide mounted drives on the Ubuntu Dock in Ubuntu 19.10. The feature automatically adds dock icons for USB drives, SD cards and remote mounts. | Continue reading
OnlyOffice Desktop Editors for Linux is now available to download and install as a Flatpak app from Flathub across multiple Linux distributions. | Continue reading
The Voyager Linux distribution wants to take users on a journey to an "aesthetic and immersive" Linux environment — but does it succeed? | Continue reading
HandBreak 1.3.0 has been released. This update of the free media convertor tool adds AMD VCE support and new Discord video presets. Learn more in this post. | Continue reading
The PinePhone is an affordable Linux phone created by Pine64, makers of the Pinebook Pro laptop and Pine64 single board computer. The PinePhone specs, | Continue reading
The Kdenlive video editor is now officially available on the Snap store, where it joins more than 50 other KDE branded Snap apps. | Continue reading
The second batch of Pinebook Pro pre-orders went live this week, just as buyers from the first wave begun receiving their devices! And, naturally, as | Continue reading
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bugahtf9Sdg Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition is now available on Linux and macOS. The third entry in the | Continue reading
Microsoft Edge logo It's official: Microsoft Edge is coming to Linux! News that a Linux port of the Chromium-based Edge browser is on the way isn't too | Continue reading
The future of Ubuntu on the Raspberry Pi family is looking pretty fresh, with Canonical unveiling a new roadmap outlining official support for the boards. | Continue reading
Elementary OS Flatpak support is now rolling out to users via a software update. The change will make it easier to install Flatpak apps on elementary OS. | Continue reading
A new Microsoft Edge logo has been unveiled by Microsoft. The app reborn as a a Chromium-based cross-platform web browser, is also evaluating a Linux port. | Continue reading
A major bug in Ubuntu 19.10 could be automatically sharing the contents of your Pictures, Video and Music folders with other users on the same network. | Continue reading
LibreOffice completes work on porting dialogs to native GTK, and LibreOffice 6.4 will make 'no direct uses' of the cross-platform VCL toolkit. | Continue reading
Dell is pre-loading Ubuntu on more variations of the popular Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition, increasing the number of models 8 fold in the United States. | Continue reading
If you blinked and missed the first wave of Pinebook Pro pre-orders back in August: no worries: a second window is about to open. Linux laptop and general | Continue reading
Linux Mint 19.3 'Tricia' is due for release in December, 2019 based on Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS, include several new apps, and ship with the new Linux Mint logo. | Continue reading
Settle amongst the shadows dancing by pumpkin light for a terrifying tale of one American's daring dance with the Linux distro your parents warn you about… | Continue reading
A new version of the GNU Image Manipulation Programme, better known to most as The GIMP, is now available to download. GIMP 2.10.14 is the latest bug fix | Continue reading
The KDE community has mapped out its development goals, putting improved Plasma Wayland support, app consistency, and better app promotion on the task list. | Continue reading
KDE is removing the desktop toolbox icon from the Plasma desktop. The feature, a cashew icon in KDE 4, offers a shortcut to desktop layout options. | Continue reading
Ubuntu 20.04 'Focal Fossa' is now officially open for development, Canonical's Matthias Klose has announced on the Ubuntu developer mailing list. | Continue reading
Vgrive's With Google not providing an official one, there's no shortage of unofficial Google Drive clients for Linux Some, like InSync 3, are paid | Continue reading
Ubuntu 19.10 makes it easier to share media between Ubuntu and smart TVs, games consoles, and other computers via DLNA receiver clients like VLC. | Continue reading
Those major performance improvements on offer in the recent Ubuntu 19.10 release? They weren't the result of mere happenstance but rather some serious | Continue reading
A new version of the super popular Dash to Panel GNOME Shell extension is out, and it intros a vertical dock done. Dash to Panel v24's vertical option | Continue reading