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Tails 7.10.1 Is Out as an Emergency Release to Fix Critical
Vulnerabilities
Tails 7.10.1 anonymous Linux distribution is now available for download as an emergency point release to Tails 7.10 to fix critical vulnerabilities. -
Rhythmbox 3.5 Media Player Improves Lyrics Search and Podcast
Support
Rhythmbox 3.5 open-source media player is now available for download with improvements to lyrics search, podcast support, and the new playback backend. Here’s what’s new! -
GNU/Linux Near 13% in Fiji [original]
Years ago GNU/Linux was negligible (sub-1%), now it fluctuates around 5-10%, sometimes higher -
It's Global Warming, Stupid, Not Just Irresponsible Zoos
[original]
This is a man-made problem, an avoidable problem -
Virtual machines are the easiest way to try Linux without causing
unnecessary headaches
Having felt this itch, I started to dip my toes into the world of Linux over a year ago -
The Future of GNOME Boxes
I have spent the last two years rebuilding GNOME Boxes from the ground up -
GNOME 50.4 Desktop Environment Released with Various
Improvements
GNOME 50.4 is now available as the fourth point release to the latest GNOME 50 desktop environment series with more bug fixes, updated translations, and other changes. -
Over 10% Market Share in Desktops and Laptops [original]
In desktops and in laptops GNU/Linux has become a big player -
KDE Plasma 6.7.4 Is Out to Improve Spectacle, Discover, and Emoji
Selector
KDE Plasma 6.7.4 is now available as the fourth maintenance update to the KDE Plasma 6.7 desktop environment series with more improvements and bug fixes. -
Brett Wilson LLP Facilitated Abuse of Process for Balabhadra (Alex)
Graveley and Matthew J. Garrett, So I am Suing Them in the High
Court [original]
Half a decade ago Balabhadra (Alex) Graveley from Microsoft and GNOME was arrested for strangulation in Texas -
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Calibre 9.13 E-Book Manager Improves PDF Output, Content Server,
and More
Calibre 9.13 open-source ebook manager is now available for download as a bugfix release that addresses various regressions introduced in the previous release and other issues. -
GNU/Linux and BSD Leftovers
mostly GNU/Linux -
Canonical/Ubuntu: Resources, Multipass, MAAS, and
MicroCloud
Some Ubuntu centric stuff -
Open Hardware and Linux Mobile
Open Hardware news for the most part -
Web Browsers/Web Servers/Feed Readers Leftovers
WWW related picks -
Content Management Systems (CMS) / Static Site Generators (SSG):
WordPress 7.1 Release Candidate 1, powRSS, and More
Web platforms -
GenOffice and LibreOffice Introduced or Summarised (Monthly
Report)
some alternatives to GAFAM -
Programming and Standards
mostly coding related picks -
GNOME: Enrico Zini Cannot Sleep, Icon for Lockpicker
GNOME picks -
A KDE Summer 2026 Update and "Akademy 2027 Call for
Hosts"
KDE picks -
IBM, Fedora, and Red Hat's Mindless, Endless Promotion of Microsoft
and Slop
IBM stuff -
Openwashing by Microsoft OSI, "Linux" Brand Misused by Jim Zemlin
(Not a Linux User) to Promote Slop Plagiarism, Grifting, Even False
History
"Linux" and GAFAM don't mix well -
Security and Microsoft TCO
leftovers regarding Microsoft TCO and breaches, patches... -
"Desktop Linux just cracked 10% market share"
Even ZDNet and IDG say.. -
RPCS3 Sees GNU/Linux at 6%
new RPCS3 data -
Kernel: Issues With Slop Noise, Linux Plumbers Conference,
Virtualisation, and More
leftovers and Linux picks -
Linux Magazine Issue 310
partially paywalled -
3-Week Semi-Break From the Routine [original]
Some time next year we definitely plan to show how the EFF failed women, failed bloggers, and basically prioritised GAFAM - today's
howtos
Instructionals/Technical picks -
Games: Prison Architect, Half-Life 2: VR Mod, Easy Anti-Cheat
(Rootkit)
latest from GamingOnLinux -
I rebuilt my home servers from scratch, and this is the OS setup I
wish I'd started with
It was Ubuntu Server, something I had extensive history and experience using -
I stopped recommending Bazzite after realizing any Linux distro can
game just as well
If you game on Linux or plan to at all in the future, these updates were some of the most consequential things to happen in the last month with regard to your PC's future -
My new favorite way to run Linux has nothing to do
virtualization
I love using Linux. I love jumping between different distributions (although I have come to prefer Arch) and trying out new desktop environments -
Desktop Linux apps on Android proved my phone's biggest bottleneck
isn't what I thought
Running desktop Linux apps on an Android phone sounds like the sort of thing that should fall apart almost immediately -
RPCS3 recommends this Linux distro for best PS3 emulation
PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 works the best on Linux -
4 reasons why Linux will be king in 2027
Your Windows machine wants to be your friend, but behind your back it tells Microsoft everything you do -
Want a free Photoshop alternative on Linux? How to get Affinity
today: 2 ways
One method is easier, but the other gets you faster, more reliable performance -
Potions in Mageia. 01 – Pidgin and its accessories
We started a series of blog posts. Ideas, applications, processes, customizations, contributions about our distribution that are relevant to our users -
Free and Open Source Software
This is free and open source software -
Purism: Making Videos With Absolute Freedom
As with every video that we make at Purism, we have made the Librem 16 launch video in house with Librem hardware running PureOS -
Burkina Faso: GNU/Linux Measured Near 20% [original]
Burkina Faso is a massive country and a lot of GNU/Linux is detected there -
Most Humans Are Women, Why Not in Free Software Too?
[original]
It is not that "women aren't good at maths" -
5% of Desktops/Laptops of the Dominican Republic Run GNU/Linux
Now? [original]
people replacing Windows with GNU/Linux -
Relaxing Weeks Ahead [original]
We expect many news sites will "wind down" for the summer -
Android Leftovers
Your Android keyboard remembers more than you realize — here's where it all goes -
This gorgeous KDE icon pack gives your desktop a chalk-like
look
One of the biggest things I love about Linux is that it's very customizable -
Free and Open Source Software, howtos and Installations
This is free and open source software -
LWN Articles About Linux Kernel
Kernel articles outside paywall, 5 in total -
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