Earlier this month I claimed that the nifty Material Shell GNOME Extension would (probably) be the coolest thing you see this month. Well, I was wrong. | Continue reading
You'll be able to pre-order the Pinebook Pro — a hotly anticipated $199 Linux laptop — later this month. Pine64, the China-based company behind a growing | Continue reading
Fans of diminutive computers will no doubt of heard of the Chuwi MiniBook by now — but chances are they haven't seen it running Ubuntu! The 8-inch Chuwi | Continue reading
Imagine GNOME Shell and the i3 window manager got married, bought a house, settled down, and had a kid — that kid would grow up to be Material Shell. | Continue reading
Linux Mint has confirmed plans to drop support for 32-bit release in the near future, news that will shock precisely no-one. The good news is that this | Continue reading
If you've been longing to learn a little bit more about the all-new NexDock 2, TK over at XDA Developers has you covered. This particular video isn't new | Continue reading
As one of the most popular Linux distributions on the planet it's only natural that Linux Mint has some hardware to call its "own". And Compulab's | Continue reading
A new update to the DeaDBeeF music app is out with some notable fixes. DeaDBeeF 1.8.1 is the first point release since the 1.8.x series debuted back in | Continue reading
Have you ever wanted to change the GNOME Shell font only to learn you can't, not without editing a hidden .css file? If so, listen up: GNOME developers | Continue reading
I find myself pining after the KDE Plasma desktop a lot of late, a feeling that the following YouTube video (a link to which landed in my inbox over the | Continue reading
The new image writer in action Windows users will soon have another way to create a live, bootable USB drive of their fave Linux distribution. A KDE ISO | Continue reading
If you fancy sampling a Linux distro that's not based on Ubuntu, check out the new Mageia 7 release, now available for download. Mageia 7 arrives two | Continue reading
For a fast, frill-free way to fling files between Linux PCs using your local network, check out Teleport, a file transfer app for Linux. | Continue reading
Cinnamon 4.2.0 is the latest update to the Linux Mint desktop, but users shouldn't get too excited by the pending upgrade as it's a bug fix release. | Continue reading
It looks like GNOME Shell is FINALLY adding drag and drop folder creation to the Applications Overview, with code implementing the feature pending merge. | Continue reading
Let's Play! I did it guys: I finally bought myself a decent game controller to use on Linux! Specifically the 8BitDo SF30 Pro controller — level | Continue reading
The Slimbook Pro X claims to be the best Linux laptop in the world. We take a look at its specs and its price to see if the boast holds up. | Continue reading
The GNOME Foundation has been posted its 2018 annual report, seeing a substantial increase in funding thanks to two major donations. | Continue reading
Ubuntu gamers can breathe a sigh of relief as Valve has confirmed that Steam for Linux WILL support Ubuntu 19.10. Valve developer Pierre-Loup Griffais | Continue reading
We show you how to unlock the hidden GNOME Classic Mode in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and above. The Classic session sports a traditional app menu, task bar and more. | Continue reading
A new, improved storage panel is currently in development for GNOME Usage, the user-friendly system resource reporting and monitoring tool. | Continue reading
We show you how to give Ubuntu desktop a dark, electric-blue makeover using a GTK and icon theme created by Linux laptop seller StarLabs. | Continue reading
The retro-minded GNOME Classic session will see a number of usability improvements in Fedora 31, due for release in October. Red Hat's Christian F.K. | Continue reading
Canonical has issued a statement on Ubuntu's 32-bit future — and gamers, among others, are sure to relieved! The company says Ubuntu WILL now continue to | Continue reading
The Raspberry Pi 4 has arrived, albeit far earlier than anyone (even Raspberry Pi themselves) expected. Sporting several major upgrades, the new Raspberry | Continue reading
This week's poll asks whether Steam dropping official support for Ubuntu 19.10 would make you switch (or consider switching) Linux distribution. | Continue reading
I carry word that users can now install the new Windows Terminal app on Windows 10 direct from the Microsoft Store – no need to build the app from source. | Continue reading
A forum post from a leading Ubuntu developer appears to contradict early suggestions that Ubuntu will drop 32-bit app support beginning in 19.10. | Continue reading
Steam is dropping official support for Ubuntu, which is currently the world's most popular desktop Linux distribution. The bombshell news was delivered by | Continue reading
Since Linux seems to have as many music players as it does distributions, I'd wager you're not on the hunt for a new one. But don't dismiss the | Continue reading
Pine64, the company behind a range of popular single-board computers, have shared some more details on the upcoming PineBook Pro Linux laptop. There's | Continue reading
Wayfire is a open-source Wayland compositor designed to be showy. It recreates some of the best Compiz window animations and effects. | Continue reading
The default GNOME Shell theme has been given a raft of improvements. GNOME's design team has worked on bringing the shell theme back in sync with the | Continue reading
It just got easier for developers to install multiple versions of the same Snap app on the same system. Snappy's new experimental "parallel install" | Continue reading
If you've got a cheap laptop and were wondering whether Linux Mint might be a better fit for it than Windows 10, check out the following infographic. It | Continue reading
If you're a fan of the Arc menu extension for GNOME Shell you may be interested to hear that an update is on the way. A new version of the | Continue reading
Ubuntu has announced plans to drop all support for 32-bit (i386) systems going forward, starting with the Ubuntu19.10 release. The decision means the | Continue reading
We recap the latest releases of the Fondo wallpaper finder, Foliate ePub reader and Shotcut video editor, all of which are available on Flathub. | Continue reading
The Slimbook Apollo is an all-in-one Linux PC with a 23.6-inch FHD display and powered by a choice of Intel i5 or i7 chip. Prices start from €799. | Continue reading
If you're on the hunt for a handwritten notes app for Linux, be sure to check out Xournal++. Xournal++ (which goes by the package name xournalpp) is a | Continue reading
Lenovo's new ThinkPad P series laptops are available to buy with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS preinstalled. They will be available to buy in the US this summer. | Continue reading
Get a sneak peek at the new GNOME 3.34 wallpaper. It boasts a richer, warmer color palette than previous designs, and a less angular look. | Continue reading
Regolith Linux is a new Ubuntu-based distro that offers an easy to use i3 desktop. It is also available to install as an desktop session on Ubuntu. | Continue reading
Microsoft has once again reiterated its desire to bring the Chromium-based Edge browser to Linux desktops, describing the task as "something we'd like to | Continue reading
Find out how to install the Qogir theme on Ubuntu and Linux Mint. The GTK theme has a unique look and is available in light, dark and mixed versions. | Continue reading
GIMP 2.10.12 has been released, so we recap the bug fixes and improved tools the update brings and show you how to upgrade GIMP on Ubuntu. | Continue reading
Access Linux files in File Explorer Last month's news that Microsoft is putting a real Linux kernel inside Windows 10 shocked and surprised — now the tech | Continue reading
Ubuntu lets you install and run Snap apps out of the box, but on other Linux distros the situation is a tad more …Involved. Snapd, the engine that powers | Continue reading