Chrome 89 arrives with improvements in the installation of PWAs among other little notable novelties
Google has launched Chrome 89, the latest stable version of its web browser with three new features that stand out from the rest.
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New open source licenses to respond to new needs
New open source licenses to respond to new needs. The Open Source Initiative approved 4 new forms of distribution.
Fedora plans to deliver RHEL builds based on Fedora Rawhide
The Fedora developers announced through an announcement the formation of a Special Interest Group (SIG) with the purpose of ...
Linux Mint developers consider forcing us to apply security patches in their latest monthly bulletin
The Linux Mint developers are considering forcing us to apply some security patches. Will they carry it out? How will they do it?
China cloned and used an NSA 0-Day exploit for years before it went public
Many must remember the disclosure of the secret NSA hacking tools orchestrated by the hacker group ...
Toshiba Introduces FC-MAMR, First Helium-Sealed 18TB HDD
Toshiba introduced the industry's first hard drive with microwave-assisted magnetic recording technology last week ...
Fedora has 99% upgrade packages from Python 2 to Python 3
Red Hat that Fedora is firmly focused on removing packages that work with Python 2 and that so far have been integrated into Fedora ...
Video Trimmer, trim your videos in Linux in the fastest and easiest way possible
Video Trimmer allows you to cut videos quickly and easily without recoding the original file, perfect for new users.
WINE 6.3 arrives without great news, but many low-level patches
WINE 6.3 is the latest development version that has arrived without many major changes, but a lot of low-level patches
Blender 2.92 has arrived and its developers assure that it is the beginning of something incredible
Blender 2.92 has arrived including Nodes to its geometry and other tools that continue to improve 3D modeling software.
helloSystem, a distribution that uses FreeBSD, looks like macOS and comes from the author of AppImage
Simon Peter (the creator of the AppImage standalone package format) announced a few days ago that he is working on the ...
Barclays and TD Bank join OIN to protect Linux from patent claims
Bank the TD, the second largest financial holding company in Canada and Barclays, one of the largest financial conglomerates in the world ...
Introduced Tor 0.4.5 and an anonymous reporting system for GitLab
During the last days the Tor developers released two important news, one of them is the launch ...
SDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) Moves to Git and GitHub
The developers of the SDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) library, whose objective is to facilitate the writing of games and applications ...
Fuchsia OS is working on support for running unmodified Linux programs
Google developers released a few days ago a plan to implement a mechanism to run programs ...
Kali Linux 2021.1, first version of the year with updated desktops and these other news
Kali Linux 2021.1 has arrived as the first version of 2021 with updated graphical environments and other interesting news.
The witch hunt comes to video games. Time to stop this
The witch hunt comes to the video game industry. Interestingly, the victim is a developer of a video game based on Harry Potter
Linux and open source come to Mars with Ingenuity
NASA's new mission to Mars has taken Linux and other open source projects to the red planet
Reviving an old notebook with Debian and Raspberry Desktop
Reviving an old notebook with Debian Buster and Raspberry Desktop. Open source provides us with tools to rescue equipment
Hiri: one of the best multiplatform email clients
If you like using email clients to manage your calendar, emails, etc., then you will like Hiri for Linux
Kodi 19 Matrix comes with support for AV1, Python 3 and these other novelties, but the launch is not official yet
Kodi 19 Matrix is now available for download, and it comes with highlights and fixes for the famous multimedia program.
Transmission arrives as an official application (not web) to Ubuntu Touch
Transmission, the famous app to download torrent files, has arrived as an official application to the Ubuntu Touch OpenStore.
Remote Touchpad: use your mobile as a touchpad for your PC
If you want to use your mobile screen as a touchpad for your Linux PC, you can use the Remote Touchpad app
GNOME 3.38.4 arrives with improvements to Wayland, Mutter and GNOME Shell
GNOME 3.38.4 has arrived as the fourth maintenance update in this series to continue fixing bugs, but with few improvements.
Fedora Kinoite, next Spin that will arrive with Fedora 35 and will be based on Silverblue
Fedora Kinoite is a spin in which the project is working that will be based on Silverblue and will arrive during the fall of 2021.
Plasma 5.21 is here, with new features ranging from the application launcher to interface tweaks
KDE has released Plasma 5.21, the latest major update to its graphical environment with many exciting new features that you will want to try.
PINE64 has already chosen the default operating system for its PinePhones: Manjaro with Plasma interface
PINE64 has decided that the operating system that its PinePhones will use by default will be Manjaro in its edition with Plasma interface.
VLC 4.0 will arrive this year, and the design will not be its only big news
VLC 4.0 will finally arrive sometime in 2021, and it seems that the wait will be worth it and not only for its spectacular design.
Compatibility improvements: WINE packages in the Snap store?
If you are interested in snap packages, surely you have seen curious things in the app store packaged with it, such as those marked WINE
netcalc: calculator for network administrators
Network administrators have quite a few tools that they can use to make their management easier, such as netcalc
We love free software and today is the time to say it #ilovefs
We love free software and today, February 14, the Free Software Foundation Europe invites us to publicly thank those who do it
WINE 6.2 introduces Mono 6.0 and the usual hundreds of enhancements in a development release
WINE 6.2, the latest development version of the software, has arrived with the main novelty of updating Mono to version 6.0.
The best debuggers you can use on Linux
If you are a developer and need to use debuggers on Linux, here is a list of some of the best
Raspberry Pi & Company: all about SBCs
Here is everything you should know about the Raspberry Pi SBC, and also about all the alternative boards that you can find
An information leak reveals the user interface that is being prepared for Android 12
A leaked online document, which purported to show partners the latest changes in the new version of Android, allowed ...
Twitter confirms that Donald Trump will not return to the social network, regardless of the political position he may take in the future
Twitter's CFO Ned Segal has confirmed that Donald Trump's exclusion from the platform is permanent ...
Windows abandons 32-bit support. What Linux distribution to use?
Windows drops 32-bit support starting with new versions for manufacturers. With which Linux distros to replace them.
They revealed a technique to be able to identify the browser through the Favicon
A new technique used to identify an instance of a browser was unveiled. The method is based on the characteristics
OSV, google's service to learn about open source vulnerabilities
Google recently announced the launch of a new service called "OSV" (Open Source Vulnerabilities), which offers access to a database
Packages in Snap format that I like and recommend
Packages in Snap format. A short list of apps that I like the most from the Snap store and want to share with readers.
Why a state-run search engine is not a feasible idea
Why a state-run search engine is not a feasible idea. It had been a proposal from Australian politicians.
Hushboard: a practical program to not record while typing
If you are making some recordings and want to stop recording while typing, Hushboard is what you are looking for
The alternative to Google proposed by a senator from Australia
The alternative to Google. Should the search giant decide to leave the country, an Australian senator suggests an alternative.
A country without Google. Australia challenges the search engine and Facebook
A country without Google. The Australian Minister of Communications bet on MIcrosoft Bing in case Google goes in repudiation of new law
3 vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel allow privilege escalation
During the last week the news about three vulnerabilities were released, three vulnerabilities were identified ...
Google proposes to establish new rules to improve open source security
Open source software security has attracted industry attention, but solutions require consensus ...
Debian 10.8 comes with an updated NVIDIA driver and many other fixes
Debian 10.8 has arrived as the last point update of the operating system to fix a lot of bugs and introduce small improvements.
The Linux Foundation took control of Magma
The Linux Foundation released the news that it will partner with Project Magma, with the intention of building a central platform ...
Explainshell.com: a website to learn about commands
If you want to learn about Linux commands or have doubts, with the website explainshell.com you have a good resource for it
The databases. A short introduction to the topic
The databases. A short introduction to the subject. We review the main concepts of a key area of computer science
Ethical-source licenses: what are they?
If you've ever heard the term ethical-source, here's everything you need to know about these licenses
The office of LinuxAdictos. Responding to readers the old-fashioned way
The office of LinuxAdictos. In the style of mail from readers of old women's magazines, we answer questions about Linux
Raspberry Pi OS adds a Microsoft repository that users don't like
The latest version of Raspberry Pi OS installs a Microsoft APT repository that is not appealing to users of the operating system.
Are there alternatives to Android for mobile phones?
Are there alternatives to Android for mobile devices? Before the comment of a reader we try to find alternatives developed from 0
NSA makes recommendations on companies adopting encrypted DNS
In a document titled: "Adoption of Encrypted DNS in Business Environments," the National Security Agency (NSA) ...
EndeavorOS 2021-02-03, the first version of 2021 arrives after several months without news, but with Linux 5.10
EndeavorOS 2021-02-03 has arrived as the first version of 2021 and also the first in several months with Linux 5.10 and other new features.
AWS Announces Open Source Forks of Elasticsearch and Kibana
Shay Banon, founder and CEO of Elastic, reported on his blog that the source code for version 7.11 will be switched to dual licensing.
In the end, HarmonyOS turned out to be a reworked Android 10
An arstechnica reviewer disclosed that he was able to participate in the SDK test program to develop applications for ...
The Sudo vulnerability also affects macOS, and is not yet patched
The bug in Sudo that is already fixed in Linux also affects macOS, and in Apple's operating system it is not fixed yet.
Making an Ubuntu server secure. Some steps to consider
Making a server secure with Ubuntu 20.04. In this tutorial we see how to install a firewall and configure automatic updates.
LibreOffice 7.1 arrives with the Community tag as the most visible novelty
LibreOffice 7.1 Community is already a reality, but there are no changes for non-business users who will see that everything remains the same.
The decline of Firefox is becoming more notable and the abandonment of projects is increasing
The decisions that Mozilla has made about projects related to the Firefox web browser and also to the brand ...
Microsoft released Extensible Storage Engine source code (JET Blue)
Microsoft recently announced that it has released the source code for its extensible storage engine ...
Rocky Linux creator founded startup Ctrl IQ to sponsor the project
Kurtser Gregory announced the creation of a new commercial company "Ctrl IQ" which will only focus on sponsoring the development ...
Martin Wimpress announces that it will soon leave Canonical, but will continue to develop Ubuntu MATE
Martin Wimpress has announced that he will be leaving Canonical for another project, but will continue to work on Ubuntu MATE and Snapcraft.
Firefox Desktop Announces No Current Plans for PWA Support
For the past two months, the maintainers of the Firefox browser have announced that they will remove SSB in Firefox 86 ...
PinePhone ends its stage with the Community Editions, but this is only the beginning
There will be no more PinePhone Community Edition. PINE64 is going to focus on the next steps, which is choosing an operating system.
Ubuntu 21.04 (Hirsute Hippo): Wayland by default?
The new version of the Ubuntu 21.04 distro (Hirsute Hippo), could come with the Wayland graphical server by default ...
RV64X, an open source GPU based on RISC-V technologies
A group of enthusiasts (with contributions from Pixilica), are developing the RV64X project, which aims to create a ...
Libgcrypt: GPG library has a critical vulnerability
Libgcrypt is a library of the famous GPG software, for data signing and encryption. And a vulnerability has been discovered in it ...
Linux Mint 20.2 begins development, and LMDE 4 receives enhancements from 20.1
In a short monthly newsletter, Clement Lefebvre revealed that Linux Mint 20.2 has started development and LMDE 4 has received improvements.
JingOS launches its first ISO ... but you will have to wait if you want to try it
JingOS has uploaded its first test ISO image, but in order to download it we will have to sign up for its waiting list.
BIMP, the best batch and multiplatform image editor ... if you are already a GIMP user
If you want to make simple edits to many images, one of the best options is BIMP, a plug-in for the popular GIMP.
Spanish Youtubers against the Treasury. Benjamin Franklin's opinion
Spanish youtubers against hacienda. The discussion generated from the decision of the youtuber El Rubius is not new. .
This is how the Linux forums worked. A practical example (humor)
This is how the Linux forums worked. In a humorous way we recreated a text that explained the way we linuxers related to each other.
WINE 6.1 returns to biweekly development improving support for Mac M1s
WINE 6.1 has arrived after the release of the latest stable version, starting the development of the next big update.
How to make a secure recharge in Claro credit
If you need to make a safe recharge in Claro credit, here you can learn the steps to do it easily and correctly
Protecting the root user in Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Fossa
Protecting the root user on Ubuntu 20.04 server. We detail one of the most important security measures to be adopted
A new variant of the NAT slipstreaming attack was announced
A new variant of the NAT slipstreaming attack was released, which allows a network connection to be established from the attacker's server
Vivaldi 3.6 adds a second row to prevent tabs from accumulating
Vivaldi 3.6 has added a second row of tabs, updated its engine to the latest version, and added visual tweaks.
The new version of lsFusion 4.0, a platform for the development of information systems, has already been released
The release of the new version of the lsFusion 4.0 information systems development platform was announced ...
Sudo vulnerability could give attackers root access on Linux systems
Fixed a vulnerability in Sudo that could provide root access to malicious users on Linux operating systems.
Proton, the new design that Mozilla will debut in Firefox 90
In May, Mozilla will launch Firefox 90, a version of the browser that will introduce more rounded and modern visual changes.
Apache CloudStack 4.15 arrives with a new web interface, improvements and more
The new version of the cloud platform "Apache CloudStack 4.15" has already been released and in this new version several changes stand out ...
Firefox 85 arrives partitioning the network, firing Flash Player and these other news
Firefox 85 includes a network partitioning feature that will make it difficult for large companies to create a profile based on our activity.
Doctorow's position is that you have to fix the Internet and not the platforms
Doctorow's position based on the controversy generated by the Trump ban. The blogger suggests that the Internet needs to be fixed.
Chromium won't be able to use these features anytime soon; recommend switching to Firefox
Starting in March, Chromium will no longer be able to use various Google APIs and functions. Here we explain which ones and what you can do.
Red Hat introduced free options for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Red Hat recently announced an expansion of their Red Hat Developer program, which defines the areas of free use ...
Brave now has built-in support for the IPFS distributed network
Brave developers unveiled the integration of support for the IPFS file system, which forms a storage ...
Snort 3: open source IPS / IDS has new update
The open source IPS Snort 3 has a new update with several new features that improve this fantastic tool.
Corellium gets Ubuntu to work on an Apple M1
Although at first it seemed complicated, Corellium has managed to make Ubuntu work on an Apple M1
WINE: profound changes in sight?
The Wine compatibility layer to be able to run native Windows software on * nix systems could have radical changes soon
Raspberry Pi Pico, the raspberry company launches a microcontroller for only $ 4
Raspberry Pi Pico is a new microprocessor from the Raspberry company with which you can create projects for only $ 4.
Linux is now compatible with the Mac Mini M1 with Apple Silicon
A developer has managed to run Linux on Apple's Mac Mini M1 and its new SoC with ARM architecture. Worth?
Warn about a non-open source license
They warn about a license that is not open source. This was done by the Open Source Initiative, the entity in charge of compiling them.
Chrome 88 removes Flash Player and becomes the only option if you want to use synchronization
Google has released Chrome 88, the latest version of its web browser that is also the latest to officially support Flash Player.
Google pushes for users of Chromium, a widely used engine, to switch to Chrome
Google intends to increase the market share of its Chrome by slightly limiting other browsers that use the Chromium engine.
Panfrost now has OpenGL 3.1 support for Mali GPUs
The Collabora developers announced the implementation in the Panfrost driver of OpenGL 3.1 support for ...
Can Linux be run on a quantum computer?
A curious question that surely many are asking, and is whether or not you can run Linux on a quantum computer ...
Krita 4.4.2 arrives and continues to add tools, filters and various improvements
Krita 4.4.2 has been released as the second maintenance release in this series to continue adding features that enhance the software.
PinePhone Mobian Community Edition already announced
The Pine64 community announced several days ago the introduction of the PinePhone Mobian Community Edition, which comes with the firmware ...
JingOS dresses your convertible with an iPadOS suit covering Ubuntu's body
JingOS is an operating system designed for touch devices that "borrows" some functions from Apple's iPadOS
Linus Torvalds blames Intel for lack of widespread adoption of RAM ECC
In a recent exchange on error correction code memory (ECC memory), Linus Torvalds openly criticized Intel ...
Don't trust clouds. How Tech Ruins the Future
Don't trust clouds. Poor quality and arbitrary behavior of cloud-based service providers question their future
Raspberry Pi OS 2021-01-11 removes Flash and adds these other improvements
Raspberry Pi OS 2021-01-11 is the new version of the official operating system of the Raspberry brand for its simple boards.
WINE 6.0 arrives in stable version with initial support for macOS ARM64 and 8300 changes
WINE 6.0 has been released with many changes, notably the initial support for the ARM64 architecture of Apple's macOS.
Flatpak 1.10 comes with improvements that will accelerate the speed of downloads
Flatpak 1.10 has arrived, and its most outstanding novelty is an improvement to make downloading updates faster.
Qualcomm buys Nuvia for $ 1400 billion
The chip giant Qualcomm has bought the startup Nuvia for about 1400 billion dollars to strengthen itself in ARM chips
Fiction books for Linux and open source lovers
If you like open source and Linux, as well as being passionate about reading, you will surely like reading these fiction books.
Slimbook Titan: the new beast for gaming from the Spanish brand
The Slimbook Titan is the new gaming laptop from the Spanish firm to empower the Linux world with fantastic hardware
In the end it happened, after Trump's ban on social networks, the problem of regulation in them arises
During the last week, various events have been generated in response to the events that took place in the Capitol ...
Asus warns that graphics cards are about to get much more expensive
In the Asus DIY PC Facebook group, Asus technical marketing manager Juan José Guerrero III warned that the prices of ...
GNOME 40 will show the file creation date in Nautilus
GNOME 40 and Nautilus will finally show the creation date of the files from the file manager. It was time! says the community.
Mozilla VPN comes to Linux and macOS, but it will take a little more patience
A new virtual private network comes to Linux: Mozilla VPN has already started working on our operating systems, but not without waiting.
Stripe joins the list of technology platforms that have decided to suspend their services to Donald Trump
Stripe has joined the action against the president, cutting off a lucrative source of revenue for his political operations and has ...
They manage to install Ubuntu on a jailbroken iPhone 7, and it seems to work fine
They have managed to install Ubuntu 20.04 on an iPhone 7, which gives hope to users who want to use Linux on our mobile.
Where are the principles we defended? (Opinion)
Where are the principles we defended? For some readers their hatred of "the right" seems to be more important than free expression
Amazing things done with the Blender program
If you like the fantastic Blender software for creation, you will like to know these wonderful things made with it
Cawbird, the open source GTK client for Twitter reaches its version 1.3.1
Several days ago the release of the corrective version of Cawbird 1.3.1 was announced that fixes some problems in the ...
They unveiled a method to clone token keys on NXP chips
NinjaLab security researchers have developed a new side channel attack (CVE-2021-3011) to clone ECDS keys ...
Dissenter, the Brave-based Gab browser that aims to fight censorship
The Dissenter browser is one based on Brave that assures us that we will not suffer any type of censorship and we will be able to comment on any website.
Can Linux be installed on a Nintendo 64?
The Nintendo 64 game console was one of the most acclaimed of the past. Now almost a vintage piece in which you can install Linux?
The decline of Mozilla. An unstoppable process
Mozilla's decline continues unstoppable. The Foundation behind the open source browser increasingly privileges political correctness.
Pass, a password manager Cli
Pass is a Unix-inspired password manager that has a command line interface and uses GnuPG to ...
Zoom is developing email and calendar services
The news broke that Zoom seeks to create more competition for Google and Microsoft Corp in the productivity market ...
The use of Mautic. Automating marketing tasks
The use of Mautic is an excellent alternative for automating the marketing tasks of professionals and companies.
Twitter permanently suspended Donald Trump's account
This time, Twitter has decided to permanently suspend Donald Trump's account. In a post, the social network indicates ...
What is Mautic for? Open source platform for marketing
What is Mautic for. We continue to develop the capabilities of this open source marketing task automation platform.
How to use Mautic. An open source platform for Marketing
How to use Mautic. We review the main features of this open source platform for automation of marketing tasks.
The power of social media: Trump's accounts were blocked after the disasters on Capitol Hill
Donald Trump called for "reconciliation" after scenes of unprecedented violence in the United States Capitol ...
Red Hat buys StackRox, a Kubernetes security startup
Red Hat recently unveiled its first acquisition of the year, having taken an interest in the threat detection company ...
WINE 6.0-rc6 arrives with almost the latest fixes
WineHQ has released WINE 6.0-rc6, the sixth release candidate of its next big release that leaves everything almost ready.
Who has contributed the most to the Linux 5.10 kernel?
If you wonder who the most active Linux 5.10 developers were, then here is the list of the biggest contributors.
Epic Games acquires Rad Game Tools
Epic Games announced the announcement that it has acquired Rad Game Tools that has developed tools for more than 30 years ...
For free expression. Alternatives to see the videos that Youtube does not want to show you
For free expression. Social content platforms are increasingly questioned. We discuss alternatives to view content.
Linux Mint 20.1 Ulissa officially lands with these news
After a few days of delay, Linux Mint 20.1 Ulyssa is now available for download, and some of its news comes in the form of apps.
The most interesting video games that will arrive for Linux in 2021
2021 has already arrived, 2020 has been left behind. And the developers will not stop, not even in the world of video games for Linux ...
UK to investigate Nvidia's acquisition of Arm
The UK antitrust watchdog said it will investigate the proposed $ 40.000 billion takeover ...
Chrome 87.0.4280.141 solves 16 vulnerabilities
Recently, the release of a corrective version of the Chrome web browser 87.0.4280.141 was announced, a version that solves ...
Manjaro 20.2.1 arrives with Pamac 10 and these other novelties
Manjaro 20.2.1 has been officially released, and it has been released with Pamac 10 and updated versions of the desktops and other packages.
Ethan Lee will ditch macOS and focus on Linux ports
The famous developer Ethan Lee will leave the ports for macOS and will focus on video games for Linux
Rust applications are faster than their C counterparts
Rust is a compiled, general-purpose, multi-paradigm programming language, its goal is to be a good language ...
Wasmer, a set of tools for WebAssembly applications
After two years of development, the release of the first significant version of the Wasmer project was announced ...
Firefox 84.0.2 fixes a critical vulnerability
The release of a corrective version of Firefox branch 84 was recently announced, with Firefox 84.0.2 being a patch ...
Automating marketing tasks. Open source tools
Automating marketing tasks. We go over some self-hosted open source solutions that are good alternatives to commercial ones
Tux Paint 0.9.25 arrives with outstanding news, such as the possibility of creating animated GIFs
Tux Paint 0.9.25 has come up with interesting news, but highlights the possibility of creating animated GIFs from this alternative to Paint.
QT restrictions have already started and Qt 5.15 source code is no longer accessible
Tuukka Turunen, director of development at Qt Company, recently announced the restriction of access to the font repository ...
Julian Assange will not be extradited to the United States
Yesterday, January 4, British justice ruled that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange could not be extradited
Google would be avoiding updating its iOS apps to avoid providing information about the data it collects
A report claims that Google is not updating its iPhone and iPad apps so as not to report the data it steals from us.
The EU does not want Starlink's satellite internet and they prefer to create their own
The European Commission announced a few days ago that it has selected a consortium of satellite manufacturers and operators ...
SuperTux 0.6.2 arrives with a new map to celebrate its 20th anniversary
SuperTux 0.6.2 has been released and among its highlights is a new map to celebrate the game's 20th anniversary.
Biden Appoints David Recordon as Next White House CTO
Two technology executives will serve in the incoming administration, who have already served in the White House during the term ...
Marketing automation. Using open source solutions
Marketing automation is one of the things that can be done using free and open source software while reducing costs.
WINE 6.0-rc5 continues with small adjustments of the next big release of emulation software
WineHQ has released WINE 6.0-rc5, the fifth RC of the next major version of the famous Windows app emulation software.
Arch Linux enters 2021 with first image of the year with Linux 5.10
Arch Linux has released the first image of the year, numbered 2021.01.01, and with the latest stable version of the kernel, Linux 5.10 LTS.
The fall of Flash and the triumph of web standards
The fall of Flash. When it was at the peak of popularity, Adobe's multimedia technology began to have competitors who would bring it down.
KDE and Wayland will get along better in 2021, and the rest of the project roadmap
KDE has published the roadmap that it will carry out in 2021, and we already know that Wayland will improve and Kick-off will undergo cosmetic changes
The rise of Flash. The technology that gave interactivity to the web
The rise of Flash. For more than a decade, Flash was the dominant technology for interactivity on the web thanks to videos and games.
The end of Flash. Goodbye to the technology that changed the web
The end of Flash. With the last day of 2020, support for Adobe Flash ended. We review the history of the technology that dominated the web
Manjaro 21.0 launches its first preview version, and its codename will be Ornara
Manjaro 21.0 already has a code name, Ornara, and its developers have released the first preview version of the operating system.
We imagined it: Linux Mint 20.1 has not arrived because it has bugs to solve, and it does not have a scheduled date
Linux Mint 20.1 will not arrive this Christmas. They have problems to fix, like one related to touchpads.
New year's projects and programs that can help you achieve them
New year projects. With the excuse of a phrase by José Martí, we will tell you about some interesting programs offered by open source
Space, a collaboration and management solution for software development
Space is positioned as an all-in-one, scalable collaboration solution for software development, project management ...
Cosmopolitan, a standard C library with a cross-platform executable
The first version of the Cosmopolitan project has just been presented, which stands out for developing a C library ...
VMware sued its former executive for failing to meet its contractual obligations
In early December, Nutanix, a company that offers enterprise cloud management products, announced the hiring ...
WINE 6.0-rc4 arrives on Christmas day to continue preparing for the next release
WineHQ has released WINE 6.0-rc4, the fourth Release Candidate of WINE's next big release scheduled for January 2021.
GNUSim8085 - 8085 Microprocessor Simulator
If you like the world of CPUs, and want to start with something simple, you can use this simulator of the Intel 8085 called GNUSim8085
GIMP 2.10.22 now available for macOS, and GIMP 3.0 will land without support for GTK 4.0
Although GTK 4.0 has been available for days, GIMP 3.0 will arrive without startup support, although they plan to add it in the future.
To do with boys. Creating Christmas avatars with Inkscape
To do with boys. Some open source projects ideal for the little ones to discover the fun of using free software
Frozen Bubble 2, the most Christmas open source puzzle
Frozen Bubble 2 is an open source version of Puzzle Bobble that you can play on your Linux-based operating system.
Rocky Linux, this is what we know about this distribution that comes to replace CentOS
As many of you will know (and for those who still do not know) last week, the team of ...
Red Hat defends decision on the death of CentOS
Red Hat's Karsten Wade, Senior Community Architect and CentOS board member, defended the decision to remove CentOS ...
IBM OpenDX: utility to be able to visualize data
If you have a large amount of data and you want to visualize it in a graphical way, you will like to know OpenDX for Linux
Xfce 4.16 arrives with many improvements, such as a new look and goodbye to GTK2
After a year and a half of development, the project in charge has released Xfce 4.16, the latest update of this lightweight graphical environment.
Kdenlive 20.12 arrives with new effects and many fixes
Kdenlive 20.12 has come with many fixes, but it stands out for introducing some long-awaited and interesting features.
How to put a linuxero and animated Christmas tree in the terminal of your operating system
In this article we show you how to put a Christmas tree on your terminal with personalized text and in Spanish, or whatever you prefer.
Huawei begins testing the beta version of HarmonyOS 2.0
The beta version of the HarmonyOS 2.0 operating system has already been released and this beta can be tested on the following Huawei devices ...
Red Hat explains the transformation of CentOS
Karsten Wade, who works at Red Hat and has served on the CentOS board of directors since its inception, tried to explain why
In my modest opinion. Balance of the year of Linux and open source
In my modest opinion. This is my personal balance of a year in which Linux and open source did not achieve the prominence they should have.
Pamac 10.0 out now and, well, now it looks more like a software hub
Pamac 10.0 has already arrived as an update to Manjaro, and the new version has an interface that is more like a software center.
GitKraken: meet this interesting tool for developers
If you frequently work in development with git, surely a tool like GitKraken can come in handy
WINE 6.0-rc3 now available, with few fixes for freezing features
WINE 6.0-rc3 is the third Release Candidate of what will be the next big release of the Windows software emulator on Linux.
Plasma System Monitor, replacement for KSysGuard, and Plasma Disks arrive at Kubuntu 21.04 Daily Build
The Kubuntu 21.04 Daily Build has introduced two of the apps that the final version will use: Plasma System Monitor and Plasma Disks.
More about Python. The components of language
More about Python. We keep talking about one of the most versatile, popular and easy to learn open programming languages.
GTK 4.0 has already been released and comes with improvements for OpenGL and Vulkan and more
After four years of development, the release of the new GTK 4.0 branch, which is being developed ... was finally unveiled ...
LibreOffice 7.0.4 continues to fix bugs and improve compatibility with Microsoft Office
LibreOffice 7.0.4 has arrived as the last maintenance update in this series and has done so by improving compatibility.
Getting started on Linux: resources for taking the plunge
Here you will find all the necessary resources you need to start using your GNU / Linux distro and not fail in the attempt
OBS Studio 26.1 arrives with virtual camera support, OpenBSD and more
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AIR-FI, an attack method that allows extracting data from DDR memories
Researchers from Ben-Gurion University have developed a new method of organizing a communication channel called "AIR-FI"
This is Spectacle 20.12's annotation editor, (almost) perfect for KDE users
Spectacle 20.12 has come with a very special surprise: a tool that will allow us to annotate our captures.
The content managers. Broad open source leadership.
Content managers for websites are a very popular solution in which open source solutions are widely preferred.
Snapdrop, new «AirDrop» for the browser that, like Sharedrop, is not as good as Apple's
Snapdrop is another attempt to mimic Apple's AirDrop so that we can use it from any web browser, but it lacks speed.
Linux Mint 20.1 can now be tested in the form of a first beta
Advancing its launch this Christmas, we can now download the first beta of Linux Mint 20.1, codenamed Ulyssa.
With what to replace CentOS. Alternatives to have and not to consider.
What to replace CentOS with. Here are some options to consider when replacing the RedHat-based distribution.
EA buys Codemasters: will it affect Linux games?
EA buys the video game company Codemasters, current creators of titles like F1. Will it affect Linux games?
Cobham and fentISS deepen their relationship: RISC-V unstoppable in Europe. The limit? The stars…
Europe is in luck with the ISA RISC-V and all that it entails. Proof of this is the relationship between Cobham and fintISS
Shazam on the web: identifying songs from the browser will soon be possible
Apple has released a beta version of Shazam on the web, which will allow us to identify songs directly from the browser.
SongRec, unofficial client to make Shazam on Linux
SongRec is an app for Linux with which we can identify what is playing, based on Shazam, open source and written in Rust.
Piping Server: transfer data between any device
If you need to transfer data from or to another device, whatever it is, Piping Server can help you a lot
WINE 6.0-rc2 arrives with few fixes to prepare for stable release
WineHQ has released WINE 6.0-rc2 with fewer fixes than usual, but it makes sense considering how close to stable it is.
auto-cpufreq: new update version 1.5.1
These are the news, corrections and everything you need to know about the auto-cpufreq 1.5.1 program for Linux.
elementaryOS: this distro is coming to the Raspberry Pi 4
If you like elementaryOS and you already use it on your PC, you will surely like to know that you can also have it on your Raspberry Pi 4
AWS Announces Support for AVX2 Instructions and Container Images
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Kubernetes goes to version 1.20, marking the arrival of Kubectl Debug in beta.
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Google Poly, the 3D object platform will close in June 2021
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GitHub Unveiled New Features, Enterprise Sponsors, and More
GitHub unveiled a number of new features and products at its GitHub Universe 2020 virtual developer conference ...
Google has announced an update to its storage policy
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Huawei tested artificial intelligence software to recognize a Muslim group
Huawei, in collaboration with Megvii, one of the largest artificial intelligence (AI) companies in China, has tested a system of ...
NetBeans12.2 has already been released and these are its news
The Apache Software Foundation Organization recently released the NetBeans 12.2 release, which provides support ...
Flatpak packages will soon be able to be installed from your own store thanks to GNOME Souk
GNOME Souk is a store currently in development with which we can install Flatpak packages, but will it be worth it?
Raspberry Pi OS: new release with improvements for audio and printing support
Raspberry Pi OS, the operating system for the popular SBC (formerly called Raspbian), comes with improvements in print and audio support
ungoogled-chromium, the "official" chromium without Google's shackles
If you are looking for a Chromium Browser exact to the official one, but without the ties of Google, the answer is this new ungoogled-chromium.
What is IBM playing? The iceberg under the changes in CentOS
What is IBM playing? The decision to discontinue CentOS Linux development and focus on CentOS Stream is part of a larger strategy.
Debian Bullseye Installer Third Alpha Version Now Available
Recently, the release of the third alpha version of the installer of what will be the next major version Debian 11 was announced ...
Chrome 88 will use new manifest incompatible with uBlock Origin
The Google developers who are in charge of the web browser "Google Chrome" have announced the inclusion in Chrome 88 ...
Red Hat Halts CentOS 8 Development in Favor of CentOS Stream
The Red Hat company recently announced the completion of the development of the CentOS 8 distribution in its classic version, ...
Fuchsia OS is already accepting changes from the community
Google announced the expansion of the open development model of the Fuchsia OS operating system and announces that from now on, in addition to ...
Bash 5.1 has already been released and these are its news
This is the default interpreter on many free Unix systems, especially GNU / Linux systems ...
Qt 6.0 officially lands with improvements that will be noticed inside and out
Qt 6.0 has arrived with improvements in the main libraries, graphics and 3D management, among others, in this major release.
Vivaldi 3.5 improves tabs, playback, adds QR code, but does not activate the new functions by default
Vivaldi 3.5, as always, has come with outstanding news, but the most interesting have been disabled by default.
Pamac 10.0 will introduce many improvements in the graphical tool to manage Manjaro packages
Pamac 10.0 has been released in beta form and introduces many improvements to the package manager that Manjaro develops.
Debian 10.7 now available, comes mostly with security patches
Debian 10.7, which goes by the codename Buster, has been released, and it comes mostly to fix security flaws.
Micro Magic has a new RISC-V core, and it is very interesting ...
Micro Magic has another new processor core based on the ISA RISC-V and it is most interesting for its performance and efficiency.
How to set Total Dark Mode in LibreOffice
This is how you can configure full dark mode in your LibreOffice office suite on your GNU / Linux distro
WINE 6.0-rc1 now available, arrives with updated Gecko engine and more than 450 changes
WINE 6.0-rc1 is now available for testing, and it comes with many changes and preparing for the next year of emulator development.
AMD K12 return…: recover its ARM microarchitecture
AMD wants to compete with Apple Silicon, and recovers its K12 microarchitecture (ARM) to fight with the M1 in the future
Beaker, a P2P browser for decentralized sites
After two years of development, the first significant release of the experimental web browser "Beaker 1.0" was announced, highlighting ...
Raspberry Pi OS December 2020 arrives with Chromium 84, accessibility improvements and new hardware options
The December 2020 Raspberry Pi OS release has arrived with Chromium updated to version 84 and other notable enhancements.
Pacman 6.0, Arch Linux's package manager, will allow simultaneous downloads
Pacman 6.0 has entered the alpha phase, and one of the novelties that the Arch Linux package manager will include will be simultaneous downloads.
WebThings Gateway 1.0, a version that marks Mozilla's independence
The launch of the new version of the platform for IoT devices WebThings Gateway 1.0 has just been announced ...
Manjaro 20.2 arrives with new versions of Plasma, Cinnamon and Linux 5.9
Manjaro 20.2 Nibia has arrived with few notable changes, but new Linux 5.9 kernel and updated graphical environments.
Firefox 84 will be the last to support Flash Player. A month later, we will not be able to reactivate it
One month after the release of Firefox 84 we will no longer be able to activate Flash Player support in what is the last nail in its grave.
DwarFS, a file system designed to reduce redundant data
Marcus Holland-Moritz (a Facebook software engineer) released the early versions of DwarFS ...
Linux support for Apple Silicon M1?
It seems there are already developers working on Linux support to make it work on Apple Silicon M1 chips ...
Pluto TV comes to Ubuntu Touch in the form of a webapp, but things have to improve (at least on the PineTab)
Pluto TV has arrived on the OpenStore in the form of a webapp, so Ubuntu Touch users can now enjoy it ... more or less.
URL shorteners already set tracking cookies
URL shorteners or link shorteners are a useful tool for marketing or just for sharing links.
IBM targets encryption and security tools for quantum computing
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OpenZFS 2.0 comes with support for FreeBSD, zstd and more
After a year and a half of development, the OpenZFS 2.0 project developing the implementation of the ZFS file system was launched ...
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Why learn Python. This programming language is ideal for those who want to start programming and for professionals.
Linux Mint highlights two news in December: an old one and a confirmation
The Linux Mint December newsletter will not go down in history as one of the most recent developments, but it does tell us about Hypnotix.
PinePhone KDE Community Edition can now be reserved
The PinePhone KDE Community Edition is available for pre-order now, and is available in two models with different RAM and storage memories.
DOSBox-X 0.83.8 arrives adding support for Apple's M1, among other novelties
DOSBox-X 0.83.8 has been released and includes many new features, but highlights the support for the new Macs with Apple's M1 processor.
More about LibreOffice, the open source office suite
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What's behind the code. We tell the story of one of the most successful examples of the open source development model. LibreOffice.
GNOME Circle officially unveiled to allow more apps and libraries to join GNOME
GNOME Circle is a new initiative with which the project hopes to facilitate the arrival of new apps and libraries to the famous desktop.
The best Cyber Monday 2020 deals
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Best Black Friday weekend deals
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Windows 10 could be compatible with Android apps in 2021
Microsoft plans to add support for Windows 10 to be compatible with Android apps natively without extra software.
Best Black Friday Deals - Run Before They Sell Out!
These are the best Black Friday deals, the best bargains on technology. Run before these bargains run out!
Blender 2.91 arrives with support for sculpting clothes and other improvements
Blender 2.91 has been released introducing interesting improvements, such as a new option that allows you to move clothes.
Black Friday is early, prices break this Thursday
Black Friday is here in style. Don't miss out on Thursday's top tech deals
PulseAudio 14.0 has already been released and these are its news
The new version of the "PulseAudio 14.0" sound server has just been released, which acts as an intermediary ...
This is my take on Kdenlive and Openshot, two video editors
This is my take on OpenShot and Kdenlive, two of the most popular non-linear video editors for Linux
Side View: Firefox extension that allows us to divide the screen in the same window
Side View is an extension for Firefox with which we can have two tabs open and view in the same window.
XCP-NG 8.2 is the first LTS version that comes with various improvements
The release of the new version of the XCP-NG 8.2 project has already been released, and this is an LTS version that will be receiving support ...
Vivaldi prepares mail, calendar and news reader tools
Vivaldi is preparing three very interesting tools: a mail client, an RSS reader and a Google-compatible calendar.
NASA and free software: a promising story
NASA increasingly uses free and open source software, as well as Linux-based systems for its missions
Coreboot 4.13 arrives with support of 63 boards, new version of SMM and more
The launch of the new version of the "CoreBoot 4.13" project has just been presented, a version in which 234 developers participated ...
Linus Torvalds would like the new M1 Macs to be compatible with Linux
Linus Torvalds has expressed his interest that the new Apple computers with the SoC M1 can run Linux operating systems.
The best deals of the week of Black Friday
The best offers in technology of the week of Black Friday, do not miss them and treat yourself or advance the Christmas gifts
About Kdenlive and OpenShot. Its main features
About Kdenlive and OpenShot. We run through the salient features of two of the video editors
The project formats that Kdenlive and OpenShot work with
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Non-linear video editors. Basics and two options for Linux
Non-linear video editors. We explain the basics of how it works and list some options for Linux.
Open source libraries for working with videos.
Open source libraries in Python to work with videos and get better results than with professional editors.
WINE 5.22 arrives with improvements in video playback and more than 300 changes
WINE 5.22 has been released as the latest development version and has come with improvements such as smoother video playback.
Percussion fans create open source project
Percussion fans develop an open source project in which they share resources and organize recitals
Linux mobile operating systems and graphical environments continue to improve, but it's a long-distance race
Apparently in recent weeks, Linux mobile operating systems and their graphical environments continue to improve.
The arrival of WIndows 10. The operating system that changed everything
The arrival of Windows 10. The latest version of Microsoft's operating system surprised us all by incorporating the Linux execution
35 years of Windows. From irreconcilable enemies to close friends
35 years of Windows. Whether we like Microsoft products or not, their characteristics set the course for personal computing.
Windows turns 35. The story of our favorite villain
Windows turns 35. Microsoft's operating system led the way from the personal computer and the Internet to mass consumption
The Librem 5 has entered the mass production stage
Kyle Rankin (Chief Security Officer and Vice President of Purism) recently unveiled the mass production of Librem 5 ...
Ubuntu Web releases its first test ISO. Chrome OS is no longer alone
Ubuntu Web has released its first ISO image and we can already test it in a Live Session or in an emulation software virtual machine.
Librem Mini v2, update to the Purism mini PC available from the beginning of the month
Purism has released the Librem Mini v2, an update to its Linux mini PC with improvements, but not very prominent.
Firefox 84 enables WebReder by default on Linux! But ... I would remain skeptical
It is not final, but it seems that Linux users will start to enjoy WebRender with the launch of Firefox 84.
Chrome 87 arrives with the performance improvements we all expected
Chrome 87 is already official, and among its novelties there is a long-awaited one: greater speed and performance that will extend the autonomy.
Google is developing a new WebP 2 image format
Google has published the works related to a new experimental image encoding format called "WebP 2" ...
SAD DNS: an attack to substitute fake data in the DNS cache
A group of researchers from Tsinghua University and the University of California at Riverside have developed ...
Firefox 83, a release with more news than usual that includes controls for PiP and support for the new Macs
Firefox 83 has arrived full of news, so many that it is surprising if we consider those that were included in recent versions.
YouTube-DL returns to GitHub, who will side with developers
Good news: YouTube-DL is back on GitHub, and it seems like it's done to stay as long as something serious doesn't happen.
The most absurd claims for copyright infringement
The most absurd claims for copyright infringement. We make a list of the most absurd complaints from content producers.
UNetbootin is not dead. It is updated to v700 and already uses Qt 5.12
UNetbootin has been updated to v700, with new features such as that it now uses Qt 5.12 and new supported operating systems.
Twitch's response to users angry about massive video deletion
Twitch's response to users angry about massive video deletion. The platform received complaints from record companies
The PinePhone KDE Community Edition is officially released
KDE Community and PINE64 have officially introduced the PinePhone KDE Community Edition, with a Plasma graphical environment and KDE software.
Apple Silicon M1: will it set a trend in the PC world with ARM?
Apple Silicon has already paid off, with the M1 chip. A SoC based on the ISA ARM and designed by Apple for its notebooks
Python creator will work for Microsoft
Python creator Guido van Rossum, who retired last year, will return to active life working for Microsoft.
Steam Game Festival: already has a date!
The global video game event organized by Valve, the Steam Game Festival, already has a date for its celebration
Android moves to the Bazel build system
Google developers who are behind the development of Android, announced through an announcement that it is moving the ...
XuanTie C906: RISC-V-based chip debuts on a board for $ 12.5
RISC-V keeps moving forward, now a new product is coming. A board with an Allwinner chip capable of running Linux
They propose to put a tax on work from home
They propose to put a tax on those who work from home. It's because those who do "contribute less to the economy."
Steam marks 8 years since the Linux Beta release
Valve's Steam client was released in 2012, now turning 8 years since that Beta release for Linux.
The CIA bought Crypto AG, a seller of cryptographic devices
The CIA and German intelligence services have jeopardized Switzerland's historic reputation for neutrality by using a company
The De-RISC project turns one year old: Congratulations!
De-RISC Project celebrates its first anniversary, a year of innovation and effort to bring RISC-V to the aerospace industry
Debian 11 shows us the wallpaper that Bullseye will use
Debian 11, which will be codenamed Bullseye, has already revealed what the wallpaper will be used by the operating system.
Google is reversing many of its plans, but Google Photos can be a nuisance
Google Photos will stop offering unlimited storage starting in June 2021, but there is good news for existing users.
Calamares 3.2.33, a regular version that comes with some compatibility improvements
The release of Calamares 3.2.33 has just been presented, this new version is cataloged as a regular version and its new features ..
Termux, an application and terminal emulator for Android and Linux
Termux is a terminal emulator for Android devices and a Linux application that works directly without the need for access ...
A vulnerability was identified in GDM
A GitHub security researcher recently disclosed that he has identified a vulnerability (CVE-2020-16125) ...
Linux 5.10 will be the next LTS version of the kernel and will land on December 13
Linux 5.10 will be released in early 2021 and will be the next LTS version of the Linux kernel. It will be supported until 2026.
The european union plans to introduce backdoors in messaging applications
The EU Council believes that the implementation of end-to-end encryption in encrypted messaging applications should not prevent ...
RansomEXX, a ransomware that also affects Linux
The security company Kaspersky recently announced that it has discovered a Linux variant of the "RansomEXX" ransomware, marking