Mozilla Firefox 66 is available to download on desktop and Android. We look at the new features, bug fixes and key improvements this update brings. | Continue reading
Google removed the official KDE Connect Android app from the Play Store, citing policy restrictions on apps that access SMS and call logs. | Continue reading
The Atari VCS release date has been pushed back to late 2019. The Linux-powered games console will now use an AMD Ryzen APU for better performance. | Continue reading
The GNOME 3.34 release date is set for September 11, 2019. Development on the next major release of this Linux desktop kicks off in early April. | Continue reading
Geary 3.32 has been released. The latest version of this open-source e-mail client for Linux features a new icon and a new release schedule. | Continue reading
Firefox Send is a free, encrypted file sharing service from Mozilla that lets you anonymously share files up to 1GB. | Continue reading
The GNOME 3.32 release includes a new icon theme, performance patches and more. We look at the best new features. | Continue reading
The Ubuntu 19.04 desktop wallpaper has been revealed – the one that you, me, and other Ubuntu users will stare at for the next six months! | Continue reading
A new version of Audacity, the open-source audio editor, is available for Linux. Audacity 2.3.1 features bug fixes and minor refinements. | Continue reading
Linux users install more than 3 million Snap apps every month, a new infographic from Canonical reveals. | Continue reading
The Ubuntu 19.04 mascot artwork has been unveiled by Canonical. The official 'Disco Dingo' logo will be used in promo materials. | Continue reading
The latest Linux kernel comes packed with improvements, including support for new hardware and super fast encryption. | Continue reading
A brand new Linux Mint logo may be on the way. The popular Ubuntu-based Linux distro has revealed plans to revise its iconic 'leaf' shape logo in favour | Continue reading
We can count on Ubuntu to deliver a solid computing experience atop the latest and greatest open source tech, every six months. We can count on elementary | Continue reading
Ubuntu 16.04.6 is a security-fix only release of Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Xenial Xerus. It protects new installs from a APT vulnerability. | Continue reading
A new version of the Yaru icon set is in development. It swaps the uniform 'squircle' frame for a liberal mix of icon shapes. | Continue reading
With no official Google Drive Linux client available, it's left to third-party apps, devs services to fill the file-syncing void for FOSS fans. And boy | Continue reading
Users of the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) will finally be able to access Linux files from Windows' Explorer. Microsoft confirms that the | Continue reading
A new version of the Geary email client for Linux is available to download. We look at what's new in Geary 0.13 and show you how to install it on Ubuntu. | Continue reading
Canonical's Alan Pope lists 10 benefits of publishing apps in the Snap store. His talk was recorded at the FOSDEM Linux conference in Belgium. | Continue reading
Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS is available to download, albeit a week later than originally planned. The update serves as the second point release in the Ubuntu | Continue reading
Here we present the best Electron applications available for Linux desktops, including Ubuntu, as well as macOS and Windows too. We've written about a lot | Continue reading
It's not often that a Linux desktop screenshot makes me stop what I'm doing and drool. But the one you see above? It just did. It's hard to believe but | Continue reading
A new open source project aims to bring fully functional Ubuntu to ARM Windows 10 laptops, like the HP Envy X2, pictured above. A crop of Windows 10 | Continue reading
Last month we mentioned that the folks involved with Fedora were scoping out feedback on a potential redesign of the Fedora logo and typeface. A number of | Continue reading
A new version of the popular Visual Studio Code text editor is available for download. Visual Studio Code 1.31 ships with a number of "significant | Continue reading