RansomEXX, a ransomware that also affects Linux
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Code Risk Analyzer: a security and compliance analysis service from DevSecOps
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What will change with Kamala for big tech companies?
What will change with Kamala Harris the new vice president of the United States in antitrust lawsuits against big technology?
FOSSi Foundation: know what this mysterious foundation is
If you still do not know the FOSSi Foundation, it is time for you to know about this non-profit organization
Student reports privacy issues in software. They accuse you of violating copyright
He reports privacy issues on a remote test evaluation platform and is accused of copyright infringement.
WINE 5.21 arrives with the GDI32 Library converted to PE and only two more outstanding novelties
WINE 5.21 has arrived as the latest development version of the software, and it has done so with fewer changes than in previous weeks.
Dell is working "privacy button" to disable microphone and camera in Linux
Dell recently announced in a post on the Linux Kernel lists that starting next year, it will provide ...
KDE Applications 20.08.3 arrives with new app for arcade games and more
In total, versions of more than 120 programs, libraries and add-ons have been released within the November update.
Drivers of passenger transport applications will not be considered employees in California
Drivers of applications such as Uber and Lyft will not be considered employees of companies in the state of California
They managed to extract the key used in Intel processors to encrypt the updates
A group of Russian security researchers announced a few days ago that they have successfully extracted the secret key ...
Why not use presentations and what open source tools replace them
Most Linux distributions come pre-installed LibreOffice and all include the presentation application in their pre-installation….
Hubzilla 5.0 arrives with internal changes, support for Zot6 and more
After 9 months of development, the launch of the new version of the platform for the construction of social networks has been presented ...
Some open source tools for creating static sites
Some tools to create static sites that can be used as alternatives for the use of content managers or databases.
AppImage creator calls for a boycott of Wayland
Simon Peter (the creator of the AppImage standalone package format) recently posted on GitHub where basically ...
Composer, an administrator to install dependencies in PHP projects
Composer, stands out for allowing the user to determine which function libraries are necessary for the project to work ...
Working with repositories using terminal in Ubuntu
Working with the repositories from the terminal we can manage both the original Ubuntu repositories and those of third parties
Raspberry Pi 400: meet the new «keyboard-PC»
This is the new Raspberry Pi 400, a complete team camouflaged under a designer keyboard, in the purest retro style
RISC-V comes to PC with a new motherboard for developers
A new motherboard from SiFive has made it possible for RISC-V to enter the PC world, thus providing a platform for developers.
Raspberry Pi 400: a desktop that fits on a keyboard
Raspberry Pi 400 is the best option if you are considering buying a Raspberry Pi to use as a desktop computer.
Third-party repositories. How to add and remove them
Third-party repositories. We will see how to add and remove them using the Software and Updates tool in Ubuntu 20.10.
Linux Lite 5.2 introduces new Firewall options and these other changes
Linux Lite 5.2 has arrived based on Ubuntu 20.04.1 and with updates more focused on correcting errors and improvements in the interface.
Linux Mint will compile its own version of Chromium and follow the development of its app for IPTV
Linux Mint will compile Chromium for its part and offer it in its official repositories one hour after the code is released.
How to work with repositories in Ubuntu using graphical tools
How to work with repositories in Ubuntu. We detail the incorporation, modification and removal of repositories in this Linux distribution
The Ubuntu repositories. What does each one work for?
The Ubuntu repositories. A description of the different types of repositories used by the Ubuntu package manager
Programs for Ubuntu. Different sources of software
Programs for Ubuntu. We do a brief review of the different software sources that are available on Ubuntu 20.04 Groovy Gorilla.
Wikimedia decides to transfer its repositories to GitLab
The Wikimedia Foundation has officially decided to move its code repositories from Gerrit to a Gitlab Community facility ...
Apple wants its own search engine and will bet on it
A few days ago Apple released the news that it is already developing its own search technology to address ...
LibreOffice 7.0.3 released with more than 90 fixes and improving compatibility
LibreOffice 7.0.3 has arrived to continue fixing bugs, this time more than 90. It also introduces compatibility improvements.
About the hairy hippo. This we know from Ubuntu 21.04
About the hairy hippo. These are the features that the new version 21.04 will have available in April of next year
AMD buys Xilinx for $ 35.000 billion: consequences
Here is the analysis of the consequences of the purchase of Xilinx by AMD, both positive and negative
Why I almost left Kubuntu for Manjaro, and why I decided not to [Personal story]
I tell you about my experiences working with Kubuntu and Manjaro, and why I choose one for my main team, but also use the other on others.
LibreOffice Draw: Beyond Vector Graphics ...
LibreOffice Draw is one of the popular programs in this suite for vector graphics editing, but it can do much more ...
Xournalpp: software for taking notes by hand
If you need to take notes by hand and transfer them to a digital document, such as a PDF, whether they are notes, notes, etc., you can with Xournalpp
Android applications with malware. Advice to avoid them
Android applications with malware. After Reporting 21 Android Apps with Adware, Avast Company Released Security Tips
Fedora 34 prepares a version aarch64 with Plasma that we can use in simple plates
Fedora 34 will launch a KDE version of its operating system that we can install on simple boards such as the popular Raspberry Pi.
Static Websites What are their advantages?
Static websites are excellent alternatives for creating corporate websites and there are several open tools to create them.
Three programs to write for ourselves
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FreeBSD can now be built from other operating systems
The FreeBSD developers have released a project progress report from July to September 2020. The most significant achievement ...
Pluto TV lands in Spain, included in the Linux of your Raspberry Pi
Pluto TV and its so far 40 original channels have landed in Spain, and it is compatible with any web browser on any device.
The RIAA is going for video downloaders, the first to fall has been YouTube-DL
The RIAA has forced YouTube-DL developers to remove their software from GitHub because it is used for copyright infringement.
Pop! _OS 20.10 arrives with GNOME 3.38, Linux 5.8 and other interesting changes
Pop! _OS 20.10 has arrived with GNOME 3.38, Linux 5.8, based on Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy Gorilla and other interesting changes of its own.
WINE 5.20 arrives without notable news, but with more than 300 changes
WINE 5.20 has arrived without many major changes, but it has fixed 36 bugs and made more than 300 modifications.
1Password is coming to Linux in beta form. So you can install it in your distribution
The 1Password beta is now available for Linux. Here we show you how to install it on your distribution in different ways.
Startpage and Ecosia, two search engines that should make you forget about Google and Bing
Startpage and Ecosia are two search engines that use the Google and Bing engines, but that offer us advantages that should convince us.
A very mature but uninteresting gorilla. My take on Ubuntu 20.10
A very mature but uninteresting gorilla. Ubuntu 20.10 brings few exciting news, but achieves a high level of stability.
Why I use DuckDuckGo as my default search engine and you should too
DuckDuckGo is a web browser that is worth setting as the default, and in this article we explain why.
Canada leads in phishing, but no one knows why.
Canada leads in phishing. The North American country leads most of the rankings of victims of this type of attack.
Microsoft Edge for Linux now available in Dev version, in DEB and RPM packages
Microsoft Edge is now available for Linux, although it is an unsupported Dev version that is still far from the best version.
Firefox 82 arrives promising greater speed and these other news
Firefox 82.0 has arrived with new features such as higher speed and WebRender activated by default on more computers with Windows operating systems.
Manjaro 20.1.2 arrives with NVIDIA 455 drivers and the solution for BleedingTooth
Manjaro 20.1.2 has arrived with few news, but two important ones, such as the solution to the BleedingTooth security flaw.
Open source solutions to prevent DDoS attacks
Open source solutions to prevent one of the most harmful yet easy to perpetrate attacks on services and websites.
Why did I leave Windows. Account of a personal experience
Why leave Windows. A decision by the Ubuntu developers forced me to choose between using Windows or permanently removing it.
How to downgrade the software installed on Manjaro
In this article we are going to explain how to revert to a previous version of a package that you have installed in Manjaro Linux.
BleedingTooth, vulnerability in the Linux kernel that allows code to be executed through Bluetooth
BleedingTooth is a recently discovered vulnerability in the Linux kernel that allows close users to execute code
Google plans to cede control of its open source Knative project
A few days ago it was announced through a post on Knative's blog, that Google plans to give up direct control over ...
NTP NTPsec 1.2.0 and Chrony 4.0 arrive with support for the secure NTS protocol
IETF which is responsible for the development of Internet protocols and architecture, has completed the formation of an RFC for the protocol ...
We can already see Movistar Plus from Firefox or Chrome without an extension
They had been working on it for a long time, but it is official: Movistar Plus already works in browsers such as Firefox or Chrome without an extension.
Vivaldi 3.4 comes with some cool new features, but the game it includes outshines all others
Vivaldi 3.4 has arrived as a major new update including Vivaldia, a cyberpunk game that leaves the dinosaur in diapers.
CodeWeavers CrossOver 20: New Release Along With Other New Features
CodeWeavers, one of Wine's biggest sponsors and contributors, has launched CrossOver 20, the new "Vitamined Wine"
Microsoft Edge beta coming to Ubuntu and Debian first
We knew Microsoft Edge would be coming to Linux this October, and now we know that it will make it to Ubuntu and Debian-based distributions first.
LLVM 11.0 arrives with update to Python 3, improvements for RISC-V and more
After six months of development, the launch of the new edition of the LLVM 11.0 project has been presented, in which ...
Will the Internet kill the cinema? Disney focuses on streaming
Will the Internet Kill the Cinema? Disney announced a profound reorganization of its structure to focus on direct content distribution
OpenOffice.org celebrates its 20th anniversary and LibreOffice asks Apache OpenOffice to join it
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ONLYOFFICE Workspace joins the OVHcloud Marketplace
The developers of the popular office suite ONLYOFFICE Workspace announced a few days ago he announced their integration ...
Vircadia: a strange social network that you should know
Vircadia is the name after a strange project in development of a decentralized and open source 3D social network
Commodore 64: buy a retro case for your PC
If you like retro computing, surely you know the famous classic Commodore 64 well. A PC that triumphed in ...
The future of IBM. Bet on the cloud and artificial intelligence
The future of IBM. The company is transforming by betting heavily on the cloud business, artificial intelligence and open source.
Krita 4.4.0 arrives introducing support for Disney's SeExpr and other improvements
Krita 4.4.0 has arrived since v4.3.0 introducing many improvements, such as the possibility of using Disney's SeExpr, among others.
WINE 5.19 arrives with Wine Mono Engine 5.1.1 and almost 400 changes
WINE 5.19 has come with interesting changes, such as updating the Wine Engine to v5.1.1 or a DSS cryptographic provider.
nnn: much more intuitive CLI file management
There is a very interesting program that perhaps you did not know. This is Linux nnn, which allows you to manage files from CLI
Linux 5.10: Reveals Big Step Forward for RISC-V
The RISC-V project continues to advance, proof of this is something that the Linux kernel 5.10 has revealed, with the new code added
SpaceX already has enough satellites to launch its public beta
After several unsuccessful launch attempts due to bad weather and other issues, SpaceX finally launched its ...
LibreOffice 7.0.2 comes with more than 130 fixes for this series
LibreOffice 7.0.2 has arrived as the second maintenance update of the seventh major update to fix more than 130 bugs.
GNOME 3.38.1 arrives with more improvements in Mutter and some fixes
GNOME 3.38.1 has arrived as a new version of the desktop to fix bugs, such as improvements to Mutter, Epiphany, and GNOME Boxes.
rsync: how to create an incremental backup
If you want to create an incremental backup then you can easily do it with the Linux rsync command
Google integrates all its collaboration tools in G Suite to improve the experience
Google recently announced the renewal of "G Suite" which is now called Google Workspace and in the announcement ...
Slack introduced a new feature that allows you to send messages to people from other companies
Slack developers recently unveiled a collection of new business features, including one ...
Chrome 86 comes with new WebCodes and WebHID APIs, among other improvements
Google has released Chrome 86, a new major version of its web browser that has come with WebCodes APIs, among other improvements.
NVIDIA Jetson Nano: a fantastic AI development board
If you like to practice with neuroanal networks and artificial intelligence projects, then you must know NVIDIA Jetson Nano
Warpinator: share files between remote GNU / Linux desktops
Warpinator is a simple program to be able to share files quickly and safely between remote GNU / Linux desktops
Apostrophe: Meet This Distraction-Free Markdown Editor
I invite you to know Apostrophe, an interesting Markdown text editor without distractions that you should know
What are containers. Open source for entrepreneurs
What are containers. We talk about the technology that is revolutionizing the way of programming and running applications in the cloud
Debian plans online gaming-related event
Debian plans an online event soon and is related to the world of videogames. A great surprise ...
How to install TensorFlow Machine Learning System on Ubuntu 20.04
If you are interested in machine learning, you can follow this simple tutorial to install Tensorflow on your Ubuntu distro
Shakti: now with Arduino compatibility
Shakti, the series of microprocessors arrived from India and based on the ISA RISC-V continues to progress, now with compatibility with Arduino
GIMP 2.10.22 arrives with improvements in support for HEIF and other new features
GIMP 2.10.22 is now available with improvements such as improved support for the HEIF format and other new features that we detail here.
NVMe over TCP: the latest craze from an Oracle engineer
An engineer from the Oracle company has been working on an interesting project that can be resolved in three words: NVMe over TCP
Creating forums for clients. Open tools for entrepreneurs.
Creating forums for clients. Although the popularity of forums is no longer what it used to be, they are still a very useful tool.
Edge and Visual Studio Code. A great combination for web developers
Edge and Visual Studio Code come together to create a great tool and make it easy for web developers, even if they use Linux.
+ 1M students learning Linux and uploading ...
More and more students are learning about Linux, and that's great news. It means that the interest and your weight grows
For project management. Some Helpful Solutions Entrepreneurs Can Use
For project management there are a number of projects that entrepreneurs can use when starting their business.
Open source for entrepreneurs. Complaint handling solutions
Open source for entrepreneurs. Continuing with our list of useful tools we list options for claims management
Open source and space. Two IBM projects related to satellites
Open source and space. We discussed two IBM open source projects aimed at improving communications and preventing crashes.
Fedora Mobility is not dead and is preparing a mobile version of Fedora
After ten years of inactivity, the Fedora Mobility team is back on track to develop an official edition of ...
RPM 4.16 comes with improvements in DBs, operators, macros and more
After a year of development, the stable version of the package manager "RPM 4.16" was finally released ...
Open tools for entrepreneurs. Customer relationship management
Open tools for entrepreneurs. We go over some of the open source options for managing current and future clients.
Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy Gorilla launches its first beta, with GNOME 3.38 and other changes
Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy Gorilla and all its official flavors have launched their first beta. The stable version will arrive in three weeks.
Manjaro 20.1.1 is here with Pamac 9.5.10, Firefox 81 and new versions of its kernel
Manjaro 20.1.1 Mikah has arrived with Pamac 9.5.10, Firefox 81 and new versions of its kernel, among other outstanding novelties.
Back to reality: Linux market share falls for the third month in a row
Linux market share has fallen for the third month in a row. What happened at the beginning of the month or what is happening now?
How to know the type of font that a web page uses?
If you want to know the type of letter or font that a web page uses that you like, then you must know these plugins
Firefox Reality 12 arrives with support for extensions, autocomplete and more
Mozilla developers announced several days ago the launch of the new version of Firefox Reality 12 ...
Useful tools for entrepreneurs. Creation of e-commerce sites
Useful tools for entrepreneurs. We go over some open source options that can be used for creating web stores.
Chromium can be installed on Linux Mint without snapd officially, Ulyssa (20.1) will arrive before Christmas
Linux Mint has advanced that it will compile Chromium so that it can be installed on your operating system without relying on snapd (Snap packages).
Some tools for entrepreneurs who love open source
Some tools for entrepreneurs who prefer open source solutions instead of proprietary web services.
CERN: technology to explain quantum phenomena
CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, or the cathedral of science as some call it, is the ...
The final specifications of OpenCL 3.0 have already been released
Khronos Concern announced the publication of the final specifications of OpenCL 3.0, defining APIs and extensions of the C language for ...
Eric Raymond assures that Windows 10 will end up being an emulation layer in Linux
Eric Raymond, an old acquaintance from the open source world, has said that Windows 10 will end up being a Linux emulation layer
Mesa 20.2.0 arrives with improvements for AMD cards and GPUs
The release of the new version of the open drivers "Mesa 20.2.0" was recently announced ...
I don't care about cookies, the extension that will allow you to forget about dozens of annoying messages about cookies
I don't care about cookies is a tool or extension that will eliminate annoying messages from websites about the use of cookies.
Linux-based Windows. Once again the donkey to the wheat
Linux-based Windows. Again someone from the world of free software imagines a Windows based on Linux, why is it an absurd idea
Rosetta @ home: help your PC fight SARS-CoV-2
With the rosetta @ home project you can help with the resources of your Linux team to fight against SARS-CoV-2
Touchégg 2.0.0, the multi-touch gestures app for Linux is updated after a long time improving support
Touchégg 2.0.0 is a tool that will help us to be more productive in Linux by adding gestures such as "Pinch to zoom".
The arrival of the transistor. The Prehistory of Unix Part Four
The arrival of the transistor would be the basis of the electronic revolution of the second half of the XNUMXth century. The role of Bell laboratories.
Mozilla has released the WebThing project as a separate project
Recently the developers of Mozilla WebThings, a platform for IoT devices, announced their separation from Mozilla ...
Vacuum tubes. The prehistory of Unix part 3
Vacuum tubes would be a linchpin of the electronics industry in the early XNUMXs, and Bell Labs contributed.
Debian 10.6 comes, above all, to fix security flaws
Debian 10.6 has arrived as a new maintenance update, but with no notable new features beyond fixing vulnerabilities.
WINE 5.18 arrives with support for display modes with various orientations
WINE 5.18 has arrived as the latest development version of the software with support for display modes with various orientations.
Red Hat already working on a new NVFS file system, efficient for NVM
This new system aims to create a fast and compact file system for non-volatile memory chips ...
Microsoft Windows XP: Source Code Leaked
Source code for Microsoft Windows XP and other operating systems has been leaked and is now circulating on the web
KaOS 2020.09 is updated with improvements such as a more advanced Linux version 5.7 and Plasma 5.19.5
After two months of development, KaOS 2020.09 has arrived with updates like Linux 5.7 and Plasma 5.19.5 environment.
Caliber 5.0 decides to join the dark mode craze and includes many useful improvements
Caliber 5.0 releases its first major update in a year and includes long-awaited new features such as dark mode and the ability to highlight text.
Puppy Linux 9.5 arrives to extend the life of your old PC ... if it is 64bits
Puppy Linux 9.5, also known as Fossapup64, has arrived based on Ubuntu 20.04 and Linux 5.4 kernel, among other novelties.
Chromebook: Powered by AMD Ryzen and Athlon 3000 Series
The AMD Ryzen and Athlon 3000 Series C also come to Google Chromebook laptops, with ASUS, Lenovo and HP equipment
Linux Foundation LFCA: the new IT certification
The Linux Foundation has several well-valued IT certifications in the industry to which the LFCA is now added
After Trump's bans, China is preparing similar measures
Beijing announced its intention to create a blacklist of foreign companies believed to threaten its ...
Linux Journal is back with Slashdot Media
Linux Journal is back. Slashdot Media, the owners of the news aggregator and SourceForge, will be back shortly.
Microsoft Edge is coming to Linux in beta form in October
It has already been confirmed that Microsoft Edge, the one based on Chromium which is also known as Edgium, will be coming to Linux in October.
Trump Offers Assange Pardon If He Provides Source Of DNC Emails
Two political executives who claimed to represent Trump offered Julian Assange a "win-win" deal to allow him ...
ARM to start supporting Mali open source Panfrost GPU drivers
At XDC2020 (X.Org Developers Conference), it was announced that ARM has joined the development process of the Panfrost project (which…
Kaspersky says Linux increasingly targeted for attacks
According to Kaspersky security researchers, hackers are increasingly focused on attacking Linux servers and workstations ...
WeTransfer makes changes: it begins to verify the emails to avoid the fraudulent use that has killed Firefox Send
Firefox Send has shut down to prevent malicious files from being sent, and WeTransfer has decided to make changes to stay alive.
Firefox Send closes permanently because they have not known (or wanted to) solve the fraudulent use they were making of the service
After a temporary shutdown, Mozilla ceases the Firefox Send service because, apparently, they were using it for fraudulent purposes.
Gentoo Linux Kernel Generic Versions Now Available
Gentoo developers announced the availability of generic Linux kernel builds created by ...
NVIDIA GeForce Now: now you can also use it on Chromebook
NVIDIA GeForce Now is also compatible with Google's ChromeBook and ChromeOS. New support for the streaming gaming platform
What is Asterisk and how does it help in telephone communication?
The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has altered the way in which daily activities, such as work, are carried out. Due…
Laugh at dual boot with p-boot, an image that lets you run 13 distros! on your PinePhone
The PINE64 PinePhone can run many different distributions but did you know that there is an image that contains 13 itself?
"We must save ARM": company co-founder rejects acquisition
ARM co-founder Hermann Hauser said it would be a disaster if its American rival NVIDIA bought the British company ...
Portage 3.0 stable release already announced
The developers who are in charge of the Portage package management system (Gentoo) recently announced the release
Bringing scientists and engineers together. The prehistory of Unix. Part 2
Bringing scientists and engineers together. The success of Bell Labs, the creators of Unix, was based on combining the work of both groups
The prehistory of Unix and the role of Bell Labs
The prehistory of Unix. Knowing the history of Unix and the place where it was developed leaves us with important lessons for the future of the sector.
NVIDIA buys ARM: consequences for the industry
The consequences of NVIDIA's purchase of ARM could be quite concerning. Here keys analyzed from various perspectives
Gaia-X a unique public cloud platform from OVHcloud and T-Systems based on OpenStack
The Gaia X project has just been announced in which GDPR OVHcloud and T-Systems have agreed to cooperate. This partnership will lead to the ...
KnotDNS 3.0.0, an open source DNS server that provides essential DNS functions
Knot DNS 3.0.0 has been released, a high-performance authoritative DNS server that supports all features ...
GNOME 3.40 promises to improve battery consumption management with a new setting with modes such as saving or higher performance
GNOME 3.40 will make your laptop's battery last longer thanks to a saving mode that will arrive in the coming months.
NVIDIA buys ARM for $ 40.000 billion, but promises that everything will stay the same
It's official now: NVIDIA has bought ARM for $ 40.000 million. In theory, or so they promise, there is nothing to worry about.
Slimbook Essential: the new from the Spanish firm
Slimbook Essential is the new series of cheap ultrabooks (from € 499) so that they can reach all users
Marketplace, Red Hat's New Start to Accelerate Hybrid Cloud Innovation
Red Hat and IBM recently announced the general availability of the Red Hat Marketplace, which they describe as a one-stop shop ...
PeerTube 2.4 comes with improvements in moderation, admin interface and more
The new edition of PeerTube 2.4 has just been published, in which the moderation tools have been improved ...
Manjaro 20.1 Mikah now available, with Linux 5.8 and these other novelties
Manjaro 20.1 Mikah has been officially released. It comes with Linux 5.8 and updated packages, such as Pamac 9.5.9 or VirtualBox 6.1.14.
WINE 5.17 arrives adding support for a new NDIS network driver
Two weeks after the release of a development version of WINE, the next one arrives, and it does it with precision ...
Windows 10 Build 20211 provides access to Linux file systems under WSL 2, such as ext4
Access to Linux file systems in the Windows Subsystem for Linux adds the ability for users to connect ...
GNOME Team Announces GNOME 3.38 Release Bringing Various Improvements to Mutter
The team that is in charge of the development has announced that for the last two months they have been working at forced marches and ...
Raccoon: a vulnerability in TLS that allows the determination of keys for DH connections
"Raccoon Attack" information has been revealed that allows, in rare circumstances, to determine a preliminary primary key that can be used
It's official, Harmony OS will be the default OS for new Huawei products
At HDC 2020, Huawei announced through an announcement the expansion of plans for the new operating system it has been working on.
Mobian and Arch Linux ARM: How to install the first alternative systems that can be used on the PineTab in an OFFICIAL way
The PineTab can run alternate operating systems from an SD card. Mobian and Arch Linux have been the earliest.
The first problems of the PineTab + UBports and some of its solutions are already known
The PineTab has already reached the first users but, as Early Adopter Edition that it is, it has come up with some problems to fix.
Chromebook: it will also boost its ARM chips
Apple Silicon is not the only similar move. Google's Chromebook looks set to follow in its footsteps with ARM chips
Zorin OS 15.3 arrives to improve the operating system and make it more reliable, among other novelties
Zorin OS 15.3 is the latest version of one of the best operating systems for switchers and it has come to improve what already exists.
Android 11, now available the most personal, private and easy-to-control version of the operating system
Google has launched Android 11, which promises to be the version that best connects us with the people we love and other news.
libtorrent 2.0 a version that breaks compatibility and delays WebTorrent
A major version of the libtorrent 2.0 library has just been introduced, which offers an implementation ...
PineTab, its delay, and an unexpected guest called a tariff
The PineTab is already arriving, but in Europe we will have to pay a little more if we want to receive it or we could lose shipping and money.
Linux market share could grow 19,2% by 2027
Fortune Business Insights published a report in which it argues that the size of the global market is expected to ...
PineTab are already being shipped, arrive in Europe in two days
PINE64 has started shipping the PineTab all over the world. European users will receive it on September 9.
VirtualBox 6.1.14 already supports Linux 5.8 officially
VirtualBox 6.1.14 has been released and one of its most outstanding novelties is that it already supports the Linux 5.8 kernel released a month ago.
The best Telegram bots, tools that will help you be more productive
In this article we will talk about Telegram bots and which ones are the best that we have tried to make you more productive.
LibreOffice 7.0.1 arrives introducing around 80 improvements
LibreOffice 7.0.1 comes as the first maintenance update in this series to fix the first bugs detected.
Web Apps Manager, this is how the Web Applications app prepared by Linux Mint will work
Linux Mint has launched a beta of Web Apps Manager, which in Spanish will be called Web Applications and will be used to install them on the system.
Linux Mint is pleased to announce that Warpinator is available as a Flatpak package.
Linux Mint has published its monthly newsletter for August and it talks about two tools: Warpinator and one for creating webapps.
Managing staff with Sentrifugo, a free software application
Managing staff with Sentrifugo. It is a free software application available under the GPL v3 license for personnel management
Managing employees with MintHCM. A cross-platform open source tool
Managing employees with MintHCM. It is a very complete open source tool ideal for human resource management.
VLC 4, the great update that will become my all-in-one to play multimedia content… when it works
VLC 4.0 promises to be a great update to the media player, but it will take patience until it gets polished.
TimeTrex Open Source Community Edition. Human resource management software
TimeTrex Open Source Community Edition is a program to manage the human resources of an organization without having to pay for licenses
Human resource management using open source software
Human resource management using open source software. In this article we explain the characteristics of this type of program
htop 3.0 comes with support for more than two columns, new parameters and more
The launch of the new version of the htop 3.0 diagnostic utility is presented, which was developed by a new team
Program or use Excel? Why stop using spreadsheets
Program or use Excel? More and more data analysis professionals question the use of spreadsheets.
Defense of free knowledge in XNUMXth century Ireland
Defense of free knowledge. We tell the story of a trial in the XNUMXth century where the right of access to knowledge was debated.
WINE 5.16 introduces AVX x86 logging support and continues to restructure console support
WINE 5.16 has arrived as the last development version with changes such as support for AVX x86 registers or improvements in the console.
Apple would abandon Google and create its own search engine
Apple would abandon Google and would be creating its own search engine. This is deducted from your job postings and the beta of your products.
More about Linus Torvalds. How Linux was created
More about Linus Torvalds. We continue to review the history of the Finn Linus Torvalds, the creator of the Linux kernel.
The new version of Glimpse 0.2.0 is presented and these are the changes of this fork of GIMP
Recently the new version of the graphical editor Glimpse 0.2.0 was presented, in which a series of changes related to ...
HBO Max leaves Linux users hanging, we hope only for now
Like Disney + in its day, HBO Max has left Linux users hanging. Will it be momentary or will we not be able to use it again?
Raspberry Pi OS makes the leap to Linux 5.4, the latest LTS version of the kernel
The raspberry company has released a new version of Raspberry Pi OS in which the update to the Linux 5.4 LTS kernel stands out.
Linus Torvalds according to Linus Torvalds. The person behind the project
Linus Torvalds according to Linus Torvalds. The creator of Linux tells his story before creating his best-known project.
The birth of GNU. Stallman and the road to Free Software
The birth of GNU. How Richard Stallman, seeking to recreate the hacker culture, started the free software movement.
The path to GNU. Why Stallman Created a New Project
The path to GNU. Richard Stallman, a member of the MIT Artificial Intelligence laboratory decided to change history
Chrome 85 arrives with support for AVIF and saying goodbye to 32bits in Android, among other novelties
Chrome 85 has come with interesting news, such as native support for the AVIF image format or only 64 bits for Android.
TELEports, Ubuntu Touch already has a native Telegram client
TELEports is an unofficial but native Telegram client that Miguel Menéndez has developed for use in Ubuntu Touch.
Happy 29th anniversary "Linux"
On August 25, 1991, after five months of development, a student named "Linus Torvalds" who at that time ...
Junta de Andalucía: new commitment to laptops with Guadalinex Edu
The Junta de Andalucía returns to bet on digital education with a massive purchase of laptops with the Guadalinex Edu distro
Unity Technologies joins the Blender Foundaion development fund
You recently announced that Unity Technologies had acquired a Spanish software company. But the famous engine developer ...
China formalizes Gitee as an alternative to GitHub
China has just formalized an alternative to GitHub (the American web hosting and software management service) being Gitee…
Windows 95 turns 25. How to take a look back in time and test it on Linux as a simple app
Today, on the 25th birthday of Windows 95, we show you how to test Microsoft's mythical operating system as a Linux app.
Windows games on Linux via WINE will work better thanks to Linux 5.10
Linus 5.10 will include a new feature to emulate SLDT and STR, which will make games run on WINE work better on Linux.
Did you know that Firefox has a native system to install webapps? We show you how to activate and use it
In this article we show you how to activate the native Firefox system to install webapps on your Linux operating system.
Koombo: who says your Linux can't get you in shape?
There are apps for your GNU / Linux distro that can get you in shape and help you with your training. One of them is Koombo
FritzFrog a worm that infects servers via SSH and creates a decentralized botnet
Guardicore (a data center and cloud security company) has identified a new high-tech malware, called "FritzFrog"
Networks meet and the message that changed history
Networks meet. The development of corporate and home computing followed a parallel path to finally come together.
User clubs. One more step on the road to Linux
User clubs are the immediate antecedent of the free software communities and custodians of hacker culture.
Some mail clients are vulnerable to manipulation attacks when using "mailto:"
Researchers at the Ruhr University in Bochum, Germany, analyzed the behavior of email clients ...
DrMIPS: graphical simulator of MIPS processors
DrMIPS is the next program in the series of little known software articles that I will be presenting, and that is interesting
Kali Linux 2020.3 arrives with new Shell, improved HiDPI support and these other novelties
Kali Linux 2020.3 has arrived with some new features, such as a new Shell, improvements in HiDPI support or a new tool for icons.
Neuronify: educational app about neural networks
If you want to get started in the exciting world of neural networks, you should know the Neuronify app for Linux
The Libretro repositories were hacked and the build files were corrupted
The Libretro community warned about the hacking of the project infrastructure and vandalism in the repositories ...
Gazebo: robot simulator in an open world
Gazebo is a very peculiar app, since it allows simulating various types of robberies in an open world outdoors
Telegram already allows us to make encrypted video calls on mobiles and its desktop version
Telegram 2.3 for desktops and v7.0 for mobiles has introduced the possibility of making video calls in alpha version.
Akraino: what is this open source project?
There are many totally unknown open source projects, some of them very important like Akraino
SimulIDE: your favorite electronics simulator ... from now on
If you are looking for a simulation environment for electronics, then SimulIDE is what you are looking for for your Linux distro
Linux App Summit: what you need to know about the event
Linux App Summit, the event that will arrive in November in ... Barcelona? Nah, it will be online because of the risks of the pandemic
Steam Game Festival: Are you ready for gaming?
In August another of the long-awaited video game marathons will arrive with the new Steam Game Festival of 2020. A joy for gamers
Debian celebrates 27 years being one of the most influential distributions
If it is necessary to mention the most influential Linux distributions in history, without a doubt we cannot fail to name ...
The PineTab is delayed for another week and can be rebooked at the end of August, among other PINE64 news
PINE64 has reported, among other things, that its tablet, the PineTab, will suffer a delay of one week due to a fault in the buttons.
GNOME 3.38 Beta Now Available, Preparing for September Release
The project that handles one of the most popular graphical environments has released the first beta of GNOME 3.38, stable version in a month.
Less fun, more business. The near end of hacker culture
Less fun, more business. In the 80s, the hacker culture was in danger of disappearing when software became a business.
Stallman and the printer. The origin of free software licenses
Stallman and the printer. The history of the event that would lead to the beginning of the free software movement.
How we got to Linux. The emergence of software licenses
How we got to Linux. Continuing with our review of the prehistory of Linux, we have the birth of software licenses
mOS, proposed Linux variant that prepares Intel for high-performance computing
Intel is working on mOS, a Linux variant operating system intended for use in high-performance computing.
WINE 5.15 arrives with initial implementation of the XACT engine libraries
WineHQ has released WINE 5.15, a development version that comes with new features as an initial implementation of the XACT engine libraries.
AMD Ryzen + Wraith Prism RGB: control from Linux
If you have an AMD Ryzen microprocessor with a Wraith Prism RGB fan, you can control its colored LEDs from Linux like this
Intel fixed 22 vulnerabilities in the firmware of its server motherboards
Intel has announced the elimination of 22 vulnerabilities in the firmware of its server motherboards, server systems and computing modules ...
Drovorub a Russian malware targeting Linux that was discovered by the NSA and the FBI
The FBI and NSA released a joint security alert yesterday containing details of new malware affecting Linux ...
The new KDE Applications 20.08 update is here and these are its changes
The KDE Applications August Cumulative Update (20.08/XNUMX) released by the KDE project has just been released ...
Collabora Office 6.4: what it is and what's new it brings
Collabora Office 6.4 may be a great stranger to some, but here we reveal what you should know and what's new in the new version
Facebook was sued for "allegedly collecting biometric data"
The cases of lawsuits against the social network "Facebook" are many and it is that "we cannot understand why" if it is a social network ...
The new version of Thunderbird 78.1.1 has already been released and these are its changes
Recently the release of the new version of Thunderbird 78.1.1 was announced, which is a client ...
A vulnerability was found in Ghostscript that could allow code execution
A few days ago they released the news that a vulnerability was identified in Ghostscript (CVE-2020-15900) that could cause ...
Pandemic? … Well Linux certifications exams online
The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has altered the whole world, by organizations and companies are adapting, such as those that give certifications
LibreOffice 6.4.6 comes with more than 70 bugs fixed and is already the best option even for the most cautious users
LibreOffice 6.4.6 comes as the (supposed) last update in this series to fix just over 70 known bugs.
WodPress 5.5 - arrives with an impressive feature
The web content manager WordPress 5.5 comes with an important and interesting new feature among its novelties
Google made resources available to those interested in developing apps for Chrome OS
Google today released a new resource for developers interested in creating apps for the Chrome OS ...
Google wants to turn Android phones into earthquake sensors
Google is in the process of creating a global earthquake warning system powered by Android phones and the first part of this system
The restructuring of Mozilla. More details were known
The restructuring of Mozilla. The plans of the Foundation and the Mozilla Corporation for the future were known.
Mozilla agrees with me and announces a new approach
Mozilla agrees with me. The Foundation seems to have understood that the way is to develop better products and seek profitability
Matillion Data Loader, Matillion's free tool for extracting, transforming and loading data
Matillion is a UK based company that provides extraction, transformation and loading services for data warehouses ...
Slack introduced a set of new features, including encryption
Slack Technologies Inc. announced a set of new and upcoming security features to help businesses and / or administrators ...
The new version of GNU Emacs 27.1 is now available
The GNU Project announced the release of the new version of the popular text editor "GNU Emacs 27.1", a version in which ...
GNU Taler, the «alternative to Bitcoin» proposed by Richard Stallman
Richard Stallman proposes GNU Taler, an alternative to the famous Bitcoin that is not a currency itself, but an anonymous payment system.
Pinebook Pro, a Linux laptop for less than $ 200
These are the details of the Pinebook Pro, a cheap laptop with Linux
RetroArch 1.9.0 has already been released and comes with some improvements
Recently a new version of the popular emulator interface "RetroArch 1.9.0" was published in which ...
A vulnerability in Qualcomm and MediaTek allows the interception of part of the WPA2 traffic
Eset researchers have identified a new variant of the Kr00k vulnerability, which affects Qualcomm and MediaTek chips.
Kodi 19 arrives in alpha version and reveals its first outstanding news, such as AV1 support
Kodi 19 has released its first alpha version. It will arrive with the code name "Matrix" and with interesting news, such as support for AV1.
The first novelties that will arrive with elementary OS 6 are revealed, such as new typography and improvements in dark mode
elementary OS 6 can now be tested and its developers have told us about the first improvements that the operating system will include.
About 20 GB of Intel internal technical documentation and source code leaked
Tillie Kottmann developer of the Swiss Android platform, a leading data breach on the Telegram channel, unveiled open access to 20GB
Canonical releases Ubuntu 20.04.1 and can now be updated directly from Bionic Beaver
Canonical has released Ubuntu 20.04.1, the first dot update with all the improvements made in the last three months.
Geoffrey Knauth, the new president of the Free Software Foundation
The Free Software Foundation announced yesterday the election of a new president, after the departure of this position by Richard Stallman
FBI warns about Windows 7 and its security risks
FBI warns about Windows 7. MIcrosoft's operating system is no longer officially supported and may become the target of criminals.
Learn Linux programming. A brief introduction
Learn Linux programming. A brief introduction to why Linux is the ideal platform to start programming.
Wayfire 0.5 - Compiz-inspired Wayland composer arrives with animation enhancements and more
The launch of the new version of the Wayfire 0.5 composite server has just been announced, in which the animations have been improved ...
LibreOffice 7.0 now available, with news and without the controversial label
After a while with controversy over a label, The Document Foundation has released the stable version of LibreOffice 7.0.
Linux stalls its boom in August. Has it peaked?
After several consecutive months of climbing, Linux has reduced its market share in August. Does this mean that it has already peaked?
Vivaldi 3.2 arrives greatly improving its Pop-out and with all these novelties
Vivaldi 3.2 has been officially released, with many new features, including the improvements made to its Pop-out.
Propose to block drivers that provide access to GPL calls to the Linux kernel
Christoph Hellwig, has proposed tightening protections against binding proprietary drivers to Linux kernel components ....
Opensource to the Yugoslav. The history of the Galaksija
Opensource to the Yugoslav. We tell the story of the Galaksija, a computer that anticipated the era of open source hardware.
OpenSSF: The Linux Foundation Prepares to Improve the Security of Open Source Software
The Linux Foundation has announced the OpenSSF collective that it will focus on improving the security of open source software.
Play Doom on a Windows 95 emulated VM in Minecraft
VM Computer mod is based on Virtual Box, an open source virtual machine software that allows running operating systems ...
The new version of Systemd 246 has already been released and these are its news
After five months of development, the new version of Systemd 246 has been presented, in which the new version includes support for ...
Computers in the USSR. From leadership to imitation
Computers in the USSR. In this post we tell how Russia abandoned its own development and began to copy Western technology.
Computers in the USSR. From obscurity to popularity
Computers in the USSR. We continue with the series of articles in which we discover the history of computing in the USSR
Computing in the USSR. The story of the other side of the Iron Curtain
Computing in the USSR. The history of computing in the Soviet Union is the struggle of scientists against material and ideological limitations.
Debian 10.5 arrives to fix GRUB2 vulnerabilities and some other changes
Debian 10.5 has arrived with package updates, fixes, and fixing the recently discovered GRUB2 vulnerability.
Beyond Google. Search engines to find the unfindable
Beyond Google. We go over some search engine options to find content that doesn't appear in traditional search tools.
WINE 5.14 introduces the Webdings font and over 300 other changes
WINE 5.14 has arrived as the latest development release with two new beginnings, such as the Webdings source and the PE conversion of the MSVCRT libraries.
Creating podcast on Linux. Tools we can use
Creating podcast on Linux. We look at some open source tools that are useful for producing this type of content.
How to check the integrity of a downloaded Linux distribution
How to check the integrity of a Linux distribution downloaded from the Internet. We discussed two tools to ensure it was done correctly.
Ksnip, the best alternative to Shutter also comes to Flathub
The probably the best alternative to Shutter, Ksnip has come to Flathub, so we can install their Flatpak package.
If you use Telegram on Linux, we recommend you make this change in its latest version
Telegram has introduced a new slash which is a pain in the ass on Linux. Here we explain how to remove it to make it more aesthetic.
MacOS 8 becomes a multiplatform app
Developer transforms MacOS 8 into an app to be able to run it on Linux, Windows and macOS just like it did with Windows 95
Telegram filed a complaint against Apple with the EU antitrust authorities
Telegram filed a formal antitrust complaint with the European Union about Apple's app store practices last week.
How to manually activate WebRender in Firefox, as Mozilla keeps forgetting about Linux users
In this article we show you how to manually activate WebRender in Firefox, especially for Linux users who have so much patience.
Kodi 18.8 arrives with little news to prepare the arrival of "Matrix"
Kodi 18 Leia has arrived with very little news, but it is one more step on the way to Kodi 19, codenamed Matrix.
GRUB2 and Secure Boot: a new vulnerability named BootHole is discovered
GRUB2 and Secure Boot have a new vulnerability. A security hole they have called Boothole has been discovered and affects many devices
Apache: open-source alternatives to the web server par excellence
There are quite interesting alternatives to the Apache web server, and they are open source like it. Here are some of the best
Where to buy a Linux computer
Where can I buy a computer that has Linux pre-installed? In this article we are going to clear all your doubts with the most reliable websites
Podman: an alternative to containers with Docker
If you want to know some alternatives to the popular Docker for containers, then you should know the Podman project
Valve gets another developer for graphics drivers
Valve gets a new developer to join them to improve MESA's AMD RADV graphics drivers for Vulkan
Firefox 79 now available, including the feature that this author has already criticized in the past
Mozilla has released Firefox 79, a new major update with very little news and a very unsafe one on Linux-based operating systems
Meow: an attack that destroys data in unprotected DBs from Elasticsearch and MongoDB
Meow is an attack that continues to gain momentum and is that for several days now, various news have been released in which various attacks ...
ARM-based PCs: Why if x86-based already exist?
Apple made its announcement to go towards its own ARM-based, but there are more computers that already use these chips like the Pinebook
System76 is porting CoreBoot code to AMD Ryzen platforms
Jeremy Soller, Engineering Manager for System76, has announced the transfer of CoreBoot to laptops and workstations ...
How to play Naddando on Linux. A new Spanish game for the C 64
How to play Naddando on Linux. It is a Spanish game for the Commodore 64 that was recently developed and is based on Commando
Using open knowledge to avoid a new Holy Inquisition
Using open knowledge and free software tools we can prevent the fear of COVID-19 from generating a loss of freedoms and rights.
Did you buy a PineTab? Arm yourself with patience: your shipments are delayed by a week, but for good reason
How long the wait is getting. Due to a problem with the PinePhones, PINE64 decided not to open the reservations ...
Gnome proposes to bring GNOME OS to real hardware and also suggests considering the environmental impact of development
At the GUADEC 2020 conference, a report was made on the development of the "Gnome OS" project in which a plan to develop ...
BadPower: an attack on fast charging adapters that could cause a fire
BadPower is aimed at attacking the fast charging protocol in different electronic devices, such as chargers for ...
Ubuntu Web: but what is this that claims to rival Chrome OS running on Firefox?
Ubuntu Web is a project that has just been announced and that promises to rival Chrome OS, but is based on Firefox and Ubuntu.
Chrome OS 84 includes new features for tablets and Linux users, among others
Chrome OS 84 has come with important news in tablet mode and with the possibility of saving videos in MP4, among other changes.
How to download a Linux distribution with confidence
How to download a Linux distribution with confidence. The Internet is full of download links for Linux distributions. How to find the trustworthy ones.
Slimbook has exciting new toys with AMD
If you were dreaming of a Slimbook Linux laptop with AMD microprocessors, now you can with the new ProX with AMD Ryzen 7 4800H
LibreOffice 7.0 will not include any version labeled Personal Edition
End of story: LibreOffice will not include the Personal Edition label on any of its products, which will help not to confuse users.
Microsoft ProcMon - Process Monitor for Linux
Microsoft has been contributing some of its administration tools for Linux for some time, such as PowerShell, among others. ProcMon is the next episode
Dot Browser, a new browser based on Chromium, away from Google and focused on privacy
Dot Browser is a browser that is currently under development and that, despite being based on Chromium, focuses on privacy.
WINE 5.13 arrives correcting a fault that has been present for 15 years
WineHQ continues to deliver with Swiss precision with its releases. This Friday he launched a development version again, more specifically ...
Debian 9.13: Stretch has reached the end of its life cycle. Time to consider making the jump to Buster
Debian 9.13 has been released and announced as the last update to receive the version that uses the codename "Stretch".
GitHub's arctic vault already preserves open source in piqlFilm rolls
GitHub announced the implementation of the project to create an open source archive hosted in the Arctic World Archive repository, which is capable ...
Thunderbird 78 has already been released, know its news and changes
After 11 months of the latest version release comes the new version of the popular email client "Thunderbird 78" ...
SUSE started with the acquisition of Kubernetes Rancher Labs
SUSE recently announced that it has agreed to acquire Rancher Labs, a startup with technology that helps organizations run software ...
Ways to test Linux to see if it's for us
Ways to test Linux to make sure we really want to install it and that everything works fine with our hardware.
Which Linux distribution to choose if you want to know what it is about
Which Linux distribution to choose if you want to start using this operating system or are simply curious to know what it is about.
Aurora OS developers included a memcpy fix in Glibc
The developers of the AuroraOS mobile operating system shared a fix for a vulnerability they found in memcpy ...