Fedora 37 delayed two weeks due to a vulnerability in OpenSSL
It was expected for this October, but Fedora will be delayed to mid-November due to a security flaw in OpenSSL.
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VKD3D-Proton 2.7 includes improvements for Vulkan and fixes for some titles
The new version of VKD3D-Proton 2.7 includes a lot of performance improvements, compatibility and optimizations.
ToaruOS 2.1 arrives, the independent OS written from scratch
The new version of the system comes with support for ARMv8, as well as virt-2.1 and initial support for Raspberry Pi 400.
Zorin OS 16.2 makes it even easier to install Windows apps, and now uses the Ubuntu 22.03 kernel
Zorin OS 16.2 has arrived with updated packages, the Ubuntu 22.04 kernel, and making it even easier to install Windows apps.
Making a site with Bootstrap
We start by making a site with Bootstrap from a basic template that we will modify to show how it works.
AOSP begins with the works of the initial support for RISC-V in Android
RISC-V celebrates the upstreaming of the RISC-V port in the Android open source project, all thanks to Alibaba Cloud.
Sigstore, the cryptographic verification system is already stable
Sigstore is trying to simplify and automate signing, verifying and protecting open source software.
Flatpak 1.15 introduces initial support for Meson
Flatpak 1.15 has been released, and among its new features is that initial support for the Meson constructor has been included.
Snap vs Flatpak, a less technical comparison based on usage and personal feelings
Snap or Flatpak, Flatpak or Snap... we are talking about these types of packages again, but this time focusing on sensations.
Python 3.11 reaches its stable version being 10-60% faster than 3.10
Python 3.11 is now available, a version that, although it is true that it includes other new features, stands out for being much faster than 3.10.
Malicious code found inside xploits hosted on GitHub
It has been discovered that they have used the idea of testing vulnerability xploits to introduce malicious code into them.
Linus Torvalds Proposes Ending Support for i486 in the Linux Kernel
Linus Torvalds has floated the idea of removing support for the Intel 486 (i486) processor from the Linux kernel.
Caliptra, a project for the construction of reliable IP chips
The specification provides a common language for chipmakers and vendors to build technologies around...
postmarketOS 22.06.3 has arrived as a security update to correct WLAN problems
The postmarketOS 22.06.3 release has been leveraged to fix recently discovered WLAN security flaws.
KDE neon is now based on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish
KDE neon has become based on Ubuntu 22.04, the latest LTS version of the operating system developed by Canonical.
Ubuntu Budgie 22.10. When the habit makes the monk
We review the main features of Ubuntu Budgie 22.10, a Linux distribution that combines beauty and usability.
They identified a vulnerability in the SHA-3 algorithm library
The vulnerability identified in SHA-3 offered in XKCP was present for more than 10 years, going unnoticed.
"Why do you use Linux, if nobody uses that?" I have my reasons, and they are these
It is a question that Windows users ask us, and the answers are many and varied. Here I explain why I use Linux.
Pop!_OS will skip a version to focus on the Rust version of Cosmic
Pop!_OS 22.10 will not see the light of day. The project prefers to focus on the Rust-based version of Cosmic and will skip this version.
Canonical displays advertisements in the Ubuntu terminal, and users are annoyed
Canonical is showing ads in the Ubuntu terminal, something that is making its users angry
A vulnerability in LibKSBA allows code execution in GnuPG
The bug affects all versions of Libksba prior to 1.6.2 and can be used for remote code execution.
CoreBoot 4.18 arrives with improvements, bug fixes and more
CoreBoot 4.18 includes several enhancements and changes, highlighting per-device operations to sconfig, among others.
If your favorite addon has stopped working on Kodi, it's probably because you have too new a version of Python.
Kodi is crashing lately for many Linux users, and a lot of the blame is due to Python being in a newer version.
Ardor 7.0 Arrives with Clip Launching, Improved MIDI Editing, and More
Ardor 7.0 brings Freesound integration, new clip launch functionality, new ripple modes, and more.
Several Linux WLAN vulnerabilities discovered that allow remote code execution
They detected about 5 flaws in the Linux Kernel WLAN stack, which can be exploited through malicious packets on Wi-Fi networks.
Linux 6.0.2 and LTS Kernel Updates Arrive to Fix WiFi Stack Vulnerabilities
Linux 6.0.2 has been released along with other kernel updates to fix WiFi security flaws.
WINE 7.19 introduces support for the MPEG-4 audio format and nearly 300 changes
WINE 7.19 has arrived with at least two notable new features, one of them being the addition of support for the MPEG-4 audio format.
SQLite founder says project is not open enough and needs to be modernized
The founder of SQLite currently sees a big problem facing the project, as it is not "fully open"...
The new version of RetroArch 1.11 has already been released
RetroArch 1.11 includes several package optimizations, as well as improvements to various emulators, NETPLAY, and more.
Juno Computers also tries it: it presents a Linux tablet that uses Mobian and Manjaro with Phosh/Plasma
After other companies like PINE64 or Jing, Juno has just introduced a tablet that will use Plasma or Phosh on Mobian.
Debian 14 will be codenamed "Forky", and will be the 2027 release
Project Debian has announced that Bookworm will enter the toolchain freeze on January 12, and they have released the Debian 14 codename.
Intel Confirms Alder Lake UEFI Code Leak
Leaked Alder Lake BIOS/UEFI source code information was confirmed by Intel and mentions that the situation is under control.
Vectis IP attempts to change Opus license status and convenes patent group
Vectis IP calls for changing Opus license status for royalty collection, but without affecting the open codec.
Plasma Bigscreen continues to develop, but is it worth it?
Plasma Bigscreen has added a special web browser for TVs and other improvements, but is it an alternative anymore?
VirtualBox 7.0 arrives with full encryption and support for Secure Boot
VirtualBox 7.0 is now available, the latest semi-major software update that comes with support for Secure Boot.
You can't buy a Raspberry Pi right now, not at a premium
The situation of the costs of the Raspberry Pi is not exclusive to one country and the situation affects many.
LLVM developers propose safe buffer handling in C++
The proposal could benefit many by enabling libc++'s runtime bounds checks.
They identified a bug in Linux 5.19.12 that could corrupt laptop screens with Intel GPUs
Reports from users of Intel laptops running Linux Kernel 5.19.12 describe "white flickering" on their screens...
Rust for Linux is officially merged into Linux 6.1
Linus Torvalds finally announced the merger of the Rust for Linux project into the main code of Linux Kernel 6.1.
elementary 7.0 is still progressing in its development, and now the stalled is 6.1
elementary OS 7.0 is taking shape for the release of the stable version. On the other hand, 6.1 already receives few new features.
SUSE has published the first ALP prototype
Suse developers want to push their new ALP architecture, the next generation of Linux with modern CPU features.
How to use persistent storage on a USB with Parrot 5.1
We show you how to install Parrot 5.1 on a USB stick with persistent storage so you can use it anywhere.
PineTab two years after its launch: almost completely abandoned, of little or no use
The PineTab has been available for more than two years now, and it is of little use if the projects do not bet on it.
Creating a Bootstrap Development Environment
We will start by creating a Bootstrap development environment and then teach how to use this open source framework.
They approve in Debian the distribution of proprietary firmware
The results of the Debian vote on including non-free software on installation media have been released.
Nextcloud Hub 3 arrives with a new design, improvements and more
The new version of Nextcloud Hub 3 includes a new and sophisticated design, photos 2.0 with editor and AI and automatic face recognition.
Brave will start blocking cookie warnings starting with the next stable release
Starting with Brave 1.45, the browser will take care of removing, and where possible blocking, cookie consent notices.
On Stadia and other Google failures
We talked about Stadia and other Google failures as a way of understanding that no matter how much power a company has, the consumer rules.
Types of Linux users (Humor)
We review the types of Linux users as a way to understand how we are similar and how we are different
Google postpones the end of support for the second version of the manifest
Google has again extended the deadline to end support for the second version of the manifest and lengthening the arrival of V3.
In the United States they presented legislation to strengthen the security of free software
The bill would help prevent vulnerabilities like the one found in Log4j that could compromise critical systems.
Linux Mint 21.1 is scheduled for Christmas, its codename will be "Vera" and the desktop will not "look" the same
Linux Mint 21.1 already has a code name and release date: "Vera" will arrive during the Christmas holidays.
openwebsearch.eu, the open alternative to Google that they seek to promote in Europe
The project promises to be independent, transparent and in line with data and personal protection requirements.
More Latin American Linux distributions
In this post we continue listing more Latin American Linux distributions for both educational and general purposes.
Girls Who Code founder condemns a school district banning her books
In some Pennsylvania schools, Girls who Code has been banned and is no longer allowed to be used, the founder reacted to the ban.
Manipulation techniques of technology users
A study by the Mozilla Foundation tells us about the user manipulation technique used by large companies
More about OCA and how it affects users
In this article, we delve deeper into OCA and how design and user experience influence the software user and their decisions.
What is OCA and how does it affect users?
The Mozilla Foundation tells us what OCA is and how it affects users when deciding which programs to use.
Stadia closes. What happened, Google?
Google has announced that it is closing Stadia. What's happening with cloud gaming? Will it be the first of many?
More conclusions from the Mozilla study
We share with readers more conclusions from the Mozilla study about the imposition of browsers by technology companies
Qt 6.4 now available, with improved support for WebAssembly, among others
Qt 6.4 has arrived with new features such as improved support for WebAssembly and several new APIs to improve the library.
The tenth version of Rust for Linux arrives, ready for inclusion in Linux 6.1
Miguel Ojeda announced the tenth version of the rust for linux patches, a version that tries to be as reduced and optimized as possible
Browsers and Smartphones Can we really choose?
The relationship between browsers and smartphones is very close. This study by the Mozilla Foundation tells us how much.
How and why they impose a browser on us
We continue explaining how and why they impose a browser on us, summarizing the study carried out by the Mozilla Foundation.
Mozilla criticizes the imposition of browsers
In a recent study, the Mozilla Foundation criticizes the imposition of browsers. In this post we rescue the most important aspects.
New version of ONLYOFFICE Docs
September brings us a new version of ONLYOFFICE Docs and in this article we tell you the reasons why you should try it.
Russia wants to replace Windows with Linux
The maneuver that is being implemented is a consequence of the suspension of software sales, including Windows.
Systemd support is now available in WSL
Systemd for WLS improves process and service management, while also supporting more applications and improving support.
WINE 7.18 introduces support for Unicode 15.0 and fixes 20 bugs
WineHQ has released the development version WINE 7.18, among whose novelties stands out the support for Unicode 15.0.
Audacity is returning to the official repositories of some Linux distributions
There are distributions that are re-uploading Audacity to their official repositories, and it is believed to be due to a change in telemetry.
Bootstrap Features
We discuss the features of Bootstrap, the open source framework for web design using HTML5, CSS, and Javascript.
GNOME 43 Arrives With Quick Fixes, GTK4-Related Improvements, and Updated Applications
GNOME 43 has been officially released, and it comes with many new features in its applications and quick settings, among others.
Ventoy 1.0.80 already supports more than 1000 ISOs, and has added a secondary boot menu, among other new features
Ventoy 1.0.80 has arrived as a major update, with support for already over 1000 ISOs and a secondary boot menu.
Cloudflare switched to Pingora, its own proxy written in Rust
Pingora is Cloudflare's solution that serves more than 1 billion requests and replaces NGINX by increasing the number of operations.
What is Bootstrap and when should I use it?
In this post we explain what Bootstrap is and when it should be used. It is an essential tool for website design.
Wayland on KDE: Third time lucky?
Following the release of Plasma 5.25.5 and Frameworks 5.97.0, Wayland appears to be usable on the KDE desktop.
Programs for taking handwritten notes
We describe some programs to take handwritten notes using the mouse or a graphic tablet that are very easy to install on Linux.
Arduino IDE 2.0 includes interface improvements, performance, code completion and more
The Arduino IDE 2.x branch is a completely new project that is based on the Eclipse Theia code editor and includes great improvements.
LibreOffice 7.4.1, first point update arrives fixing 80 bugs
LibreOffice 7.4.1 is the first point update in this series to fix the first bugs.
OpenWallet a project to develop interoperable digital wallets
OWF's mission is to develop a multipurpose, open source engine that anyone can use to create interoperable wallets.
Is Ubuntu Software's days numbered? It seems so, and we will all win
It seems that Canonical is secretly working on a software store that would replace the current Ubuntu Software.
Manjaro 2022-09-12 finally brings Plasma 5.25 and the new Calamares
The Manjaro 2022-09-12 stable update is now available, and it comes with the main novelty of KDE Plasma 5.25.5.
DuckDB, an open source DB used by Google, Facebook and Airbnb
DuckDB is similar to SQLite in that it is also designed to be used as an embeddable database.
Shikitega: New Stealth Malware Targeting Linux
Stealth malware exploits security flaws to gain privilege escalation and establish persistence.
WINE 7.17, small update with two notable new features and just over 200 tweaks
WINE 7.17 has arrived as a minor update to this software to run Windows apps on other operating systems.
GNOME Shell Mobile presents us with a demo of how it works, and it looks very good
A demo of the latest developments in GNOME Shell Mobile has been released, and it will be one of the best options for mobile.
Blender 3.3 LTS arrives with new styling system, support for Intel Arc
Blender 3.3 has been released as a new LTS version and introduces important new features, such as those that allow you to treat hair.
Raspberry Pi OS 2022-09-06 introduces new menu search and audio input control, among other new features
Raspberry Pi OS 2022-09-06 has arrived with some interesting new features, such as a menu that allows you to search for text.
OpenWrt 22.03.0 arrives with a new Firewall app, support for more than 180 devices and more
This new version incorporates more than 3800 commits since the fork of the previous OpenWrt version 21.02
postmarketOS 22.06.2 arrives with Phosh 0.21.0 and Phoc 0.21.1, which is a "huge" jump
postmarketOS 22.06.2 has been released recently and contrary to what you might think, it is a major update.
The first stable version of Arti, the implementation of Tor in Rust, has been released
Arti 1.0 is already stable and comes with a set of security features, fixes some portability bugs and more...
The Teams client for Linux, will change to be a WebApp
The Microsoft Teams application for Linux will have important changes and this will stop being a desktop app in early December
Flathub Beta: how to add and install apps from this repository
We explain how to add the Flathub Beta repository to install flatpak applications from this special repository.
The LinuxBlogger TAG: Diego from Linux Addicts responds
The LinuxBlogger TAG asks Spanish-speaking Linux bloggers 10 questions about their Linux experience.
The USB4 2.0 specification has already been released and will support speeds of up to 80 Gbs.
USB2.0 version 4 is in the works and this will double the speeds of the current specification with existing USB-C cables.
Nmap turns 25 and celebrates with the release of Nmap 7.93
The release of the new version of the Nmap 7.93 network security scanner, designed to perform ...
Linux Mint is the operating system of choice for Will Weatheron, and the project will try to collaborate with the Steam Deck
The head of the Linux Mint project has purchased a Steam Deck to see what he can do to help improve things on Valve's console.
Godot 4.0 will deprecate VisualScript visual scripting language
In the beta version of Godot 4.0 there is a notable change, this change is that VisualScript will not be part of the beta version, much less...
what is web3
We explain what web3 is, one of the terms that have become fashionable in recent years and that some consider the future of the Internet.
What is the Metaverse
We explain what the metaverse is and why it's closer to being a bunch of good intentions than the future of technology.
What we know about Ubuntu and Fedora
We tell you what we know about Ubuntu and Fedoras and the news that the versions that will be published in October will bring.
Translation programs for Linux
We mentioned some translation programs for Linux. Some are suitable for professionals while others are for home use.
Why is the right to repair important?
Based on a personal case, we analyze why the right to repair is important and how it benefits consumers
What is Debian Almquist Shell
We tell you what the Debian Almquist Shell is, one of the least known but most used components in Debian-based distributions
In the last 6 years Amazon, Google and Microsoft have tripled the number of contributors involved in open source
An Aiven study on GitHub, the repository hosting service, was recently released in the…
Debian will abandon Google in favor of DuckDuckGo as the default search engine for its Chromium
Debian will start using DuckDuckGo in the Chromium of its official repositories starting with v104 of the browser.
VirtualBox 7.0 Beta allows you to install Windows 11 officially
VirtualBox 7.0 Beta is now available, and among its novelties we have that Windows 11 can now be installed officially.
WINE 7.16 arrives with support for the WoW64 driver in X11 and more than 200 tweaks
WineHQ has released WINE 7.16, a new development version that arrives later than expected and without any notable news.
Debian debate to decide what to do with non-free firmware
Debian is considering changing the way it supports non-free firmware in its operating system.
DuckDuckGo Email Protection: Duck protects your email. so you can do it
DuckDuckGo Email Protection is a company initiative to protect our mail from spam and trackers. So it can be used.
Thunderbird 102.2.0 has already been released and these are its news
A few days ago the launch of the new version of Thunderbird 102.2 was announced, a version in which…
GNOME will already have a telemetry tool
Red Hat developers recently announced the availability of the “gnome-info-collect” tool, the…
Plasma 5.25 is now available for Kubuntu 22.04
KDE now supports installing Plasma 5.25 on Kubuntu 22.04. We explain the steps to follow to install the environment in Jammy Jellyfish.
Meet the new version of Cosmopolitan 2.0, the cross-platform standard C library
The release of the new version of the "Cosmopolitan 2.0" project, which develops a standard C library and a format...
Cemu 2.0 has already been released along with its source code and support for Linux
Recently, the release of the new version of the popular Nintendo Wii U game emulator "Cemu 2.0" was announced...
Tornado Cash Return Initiative
Matthew Green, a professor at Johns Hopkins University, together with the support of the EFF, unveiled the initiative for the return...
The names of Linux distributions
Linux distribution names are known to all
Flatpak 1.14 now query before removing runtimes in use, other minor improvements
Flatpak 1.14 has arrived as the latest version of this new generation package manager with minor improvements.
Adblock vs Adblock plus: differences and similarities
We compare Adlbock vs Adblock Plus and other ad blockers to find out their strengths and weaknesses
HDDSuperClone becomes open source and its code is already available
News broke that the people behind the development of HDDSuperClone, a utility for copying data from hard drives...
The new version of KDE Gear 22.08 has already been released
Recently, the release of the August cumulative update of the applications developed by the KDE project...
Copilot will stop working from today. MutableAI wants to be an alternative
Copilot will stop working, so you will have to pay or look for alternatives. A good one can be MutableAI.
PostmarketOS developer leaves Pine64 due to community issues
Recently Martijn Braam, one of the key developers of the postmarketOS distribution and who has also participated in...
The .Net development platform will be native in Ubuntu 22.04
The .Net development platform can now be installed natively on Ubuntu 22.04 as announced by Canonical
The new version of Android 13 has already been released
Google unveiled the release of the new version of Android 13, in which a set of ready-made options is proposed ...
GNOME is 25 years old. So it was and so it is
The GNOME project is celebrating its 25th birthday. We take a look back in time, and another to the future.
WINE 7.15 arrives with RSA encryption and just over 200 changes
WineHQ has released WINE 7.15, a new development version that continues to fix hundreds of necessary bugs.
elementaryOS 7.0 Gets Serious Uploading to GTK 4, While 6.1 Improvements Keep Coming
elementaryOS 7.0 keeps getting better ahead of its release. Work is currently underway to make it use as much GTK 4 as possible.
OpenAI, released a new content moderation API and it's free to use
OpenAI, the non-profit artificial intelligence research company, recently released a publication...
pCloud, an excellent cloud storage service, with a multiplatform client
pCloud a free cloud storage service that offers 10 GB of space, although the conditions to increase it can be met ...
AppLovin Wants Unity Software and Offers $17.5 Billion in Stock
AppLovin, the mobile technology and marketing company, recently released an unsolicited proposal to acquire Unity…
AEPIC Leak, an attack that leaks Intel SGX keys and affects 10th, 11th and 12th generation
Information recently became known about a new attack on Intel processors, called "AEPIC Leak" leading to data leakage...
Vivaldi now lets you mute panels, customize rocker gestures, and keeps improving mail
Vivaldi 5.4 is here and now allows, among other things, to mute the sound of web panels and customize rocker gestures.
The ninth version of Rust for Linux arrives and says goodbye to support for versions prior to Linux 3.2
Wow, work on Rust driver support for Linux is well underway and development has started...
A vulnerability in io_uring allowed a user without permissions to become root even in containers
Information on the vulnerability (CVE-2022-29582) in the io_uring asynchronous I/O interface implementation was recently disclosed.
How to make Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers allow us to view dark mode content on Linux
Here's how to get your Chrome or Chromium-based browser to "natively" view dark content.
Gitlab prohibits the use of Windows due to licensing costs… Could Linux be the solution?
Regarding the management of the IT team's computers that sparks GitLab's decision to ban the use of Windows...
GitLab retracts deletion of inactive projects
GitLab has reversed its decision to automatically delete projects that have been inactive for more than a year...
Chrome OS 104 arrives with Smart Lock support, improvements and more
The new version of the operating system Chrome OS 104 was unveiled, coming shortly after the release of the "Chrome 104" browser
Elon Musk will go on trial on October 17 and will last five days
The legal showdown between Twitter and Elon Musk will finally kick off on October 17 and last for five days, according to a timetable...
GitLab will remove hosted projects with more than a year of inactivity
GitLab plans to amend its terms of service for next month under which projects hosted…
The Raspberry Pi 4 will improve its 3D rendering with the Vulkan 1.2 update
Recently, in a blog post by Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton, he revealed that the Raspberry 4 is now compliant with...
SteamOS 3.3 now available with a long list of new features and improvements
Valve has released SteamOS 3.3, an update to its operating system that has come with a long list of new features.
Fedora 37 will officially support the Raspberry Pi
Fedora 37 will officially support the Raspberry Pi 4 and Raspberry Pi 400 when it is released after the summer.
DALL-E 2, OpenAI's artificial intelligence system is now available in beta version
A few days ago OpenAI revealed that DALL-E 2, the artificial intelligence system that can generate images from...
Linux 5.19 has already been released and these are its news
After two months of development, Linus Torvalds announced the release of Linux kernel 5.19, in the announcement...
How to update Ubuntu from terminal
Here we will see how to update Ubuntu from the terminal using the official repositories and the Snap and Flatpak formats.
The stable version of 4MLinux 40.0 has already been released
After several months of development, the new stable version of "4MLinux 40.0" has just been released.
OPNsense 22.7 «Powerful Panther» has already been released and these are its news
A few days ago the release of the new version of the OPNsense 22.7 firewall distribution, dubbed "Powerful Panther" was announced.
Free software for misers. Linux and deadly sins part twelfth
In this post we start a list of free software for misers by recommending two ideal titles for wealth tracking.
After Denmark, the Netherlands and Germany also prohibit the use of Google services
A few days ago we shared here on the blog the news that Denmark made the decision to ban Chromebooks...
Cloudscape, AWS's open source solution for creating intuitive web apps
A few days ago AWS announced through a publication on its official website the launch of the Cloudscape Design System, a...
WINE 7.14 arrives without major news, and again below 300 changes
WINE 7.14 has arrived as an unimportant development version, without any really notable news and less than 300 changes.
How to run an exe on Linux
We tell you how to run an exe on Linux and we explain the different alternatives available to do so.
And this month's winner of Microsoft's FOSS Fund is... Curl
Last month we shared the note that Gnome was the June winner of the Microsoft FOSS Fund and now this month...
Microcode Decryptor, a tool that allows you to decode the microcode of Intel processors
A group of security researchers from the uCode team released the source code of "Microcode Decryptor"
FreeDOS: What is it and when to use it
In this post we will tell you what FreeDOS is and why buying a computer that comes with it is an excellent option.
Debian sued the domain debian.community for criticizing the project
The Debian Project, the non-profit organization SPI (Software in the Public Interest) and Debian.ch, which represents Debian in Switzerland...
Latte Dock will be discontinued, and will disappear if no new maintainers appear
The main developer of Latte Dock has announced that he will stop working on his software, and will go away if a maintainer doesn't come along.
Cine Encoder, an excellent tool for converting your multimedia files
Cine Encoder and this is positioned as an application that uses the FFmpeg, MKVToolNix and MediaInfo utilities that allow you to convert...
The new version of FFmpeg 5.1 has already been released, know what's new
After six months of development, the release of the new version of the popular multimedia package FFmpeg 5.1...
Prohibited software for minors. Linux and deadly sins part eleven
We review some titles of software prohibited for minors that you can use on your Linux computer, Not all of them are free software.
GameMode 1.7 has already been released and it arrives correcting errors and more
After just over a year since the release of the previous version, Feral Interactive released...
LibreOffice 7.3.5 introduces more than 80 bug fixes and regressions
The Document Foundation has released LibreOffice 7.3.5, the fifth maintenance update in this series to fix bugs.
Manjaro 2022-07-21 and 2022-07-18, two minor updates that have arrived three days apart
Manjaro 2022-07-18 and 2022-07-21 have arrived three days apart, and they are two minor updates without much to write home about.
postmarketOS 22.06 SP1 includes support for the PinePhone Pro and other minor improvements
postmarketOS 22.06 SP1 has arrived as the first point update of the June version with support for the PinePhone Pro.
Plasma 5.25 floating panel is an interesting idea, but its design should be rethought
Plasma 5.25 came with the option of a floating panel, but it looks like they need some tweaking.
Amazon's CodeWhisperer Becomes Available
About three weeks ago, just as the developer community was on fire over Microsoft's decision to make Copilot...
WINE 7.13 arrives with the Gecko engine updated to 2.47.3 and again under 300 changes
WINE 7.13 has arrived with the main novelty of seeing how the Gecko engine has been updated to version 2.47.3.
openSUSE says it will also support Nim
The developers of the openSUSE distribution announced a few days ago through an announcement the start of support ...
Denmark bans Chromebooks and Workspace in schools on data privacy grounds
A few days ago the news was released that in Denmark the decision was made to ban Chromebooks and the set of tools
Tesla AI director resigns after firing of 229 employees
Tesla's head of artificial intelligence and Autopilot, Andrej Karpathy, announced that he is no longer working for the automaker...
Flatline - an addon for Mozilla Firefox to install Flatpak easily
If you want to install universal Flatpak packages easily, you should know about the Flatline extension
DXVK 1.10.2 arrives with optimization improvements and bug fixes
Recently, the release of the new version of the DXVK layer 1.10.2, which provides an implementation of DXGI
Retbleed: A New Speculative Execution Attack Hitting Intel and AMD
The vulnerabilities were codenamed Retbleed (already cataloged under CVE-2022-29900, CVE-2022-29901) and are of a...
chromeOS Flex, now officially available the system that aims to resurrect your old PC or Mac
chromeOS Flex has already been officially released, and it aims to be your go-to operating system if you have a low-resource machine.
Ubuntu 21.10 has reached the end of its life cycle. Time to upgrade to Jammy Jellyfish
Ubuntu 21.10 Impish Indri has reached the end of its life cycle. It will no longer be supported and it is recommended to update to 22.04.
OpenCart: what is it
If you are curious about what the OpenCart project is, in this article you will be able to know all the details
New attempt to use Wayland in KDE... and no. Next try, Plasma 5.25
After trying Wayland on KDE once again, you have to bow to the evidence and accept that it's not yet mature. We will have to keep waiting.
Linux Mint 21 Beta now available for download, with Cinnamon 5.4 in its main version
It will be official soon, but Linux Mint 21 beta ISO images can be downloaded now. It won't include the bad stuff in Ubuntu 22.04.
Lubuntu releases a Backports repository with the latest LXQt news
Like KDE, the Lubuntu developers have released a Backports repository with which the software can be installed sooner.
The battle between Twitter and Musk continues
Twitter has a strong legal case against Elon Musk, who walked away from his $44 billion deal to acquire the company, but...
In GCC they approved the implementation of RUST (gccrs)
News recently broke that the GCC Steering Committee has approved the inclusion of the gccrs implementation...
Manjaro 2022-07-12 arrives with GNOME 42.3 and without Plasma 5.25
Manjaro 2022-07-12 has arrived with many new features in the KDE edition, but with the absence of Plasma 5.25 that annoys its users.
Caliber 6 arrives with full text search, improvements and more
Recently the release of the new version of Caliber 6 was announced and in this new version the most interesting novelty...
Lennart Poettering, creator of Systemd, leaves Red Hat for Microsoft
Recently, a piece of news was released that has sparked controversy on the network, and that is that on a Fedora mailing list when someone ...
Elon Musk gives up buying Twitter
Elon Musk, the head of Tesla and SpaceX, ended the deal to buy Twitter for $44.000 billion on Friday.
The KDE edition of Manjaro will stay for a while in Plasma 5.24 for no apparent reason
Without giving a clear reason, one of the Manjaro developers assures that the KDE edition will stay for a while in Plasma 5.24.
Debian 11.4 arrives with 160 patches divided between security and a bit of everything
Debian 11.4 has arrived as a new Bullseye point update. It has arrived without new functions and with corrections.
Firefox on Ubuntu now opens 50% faster
Canonical has made Firefox open 50% faster now. Ubuntu 22.04 only offers it as a snap, and this is quite an achievement.
nDPI 4.4 arrives with improved protocol support and more
The developers of the ntop project (which develop tools to capture and analyze traffic) recently released the ...
Slimbook Executive: renewed to be unique
The Slimbook Executive laptop has been renewed by the Spanish firm and they have done it to make it even more unique
Software Freedom Conservancy will stop relying on GitHub
The Software Freedom Conservancy recently announced through an announcement that it will no longer rely on GitHub to host...
Free programs for eaters. Linux and deadly sins tenth part
We continue our list of software for sinners with programs for eaters ideal for committing the deadly sin of gluttony.
Software for the proud. Linux and deadly sins part nine
We make a list of software for the proud as part of our list of programs for Linux users who want to commit deadly sins.
Software to download anger. Linux and deadly sins part eight.
Continuing with our recommendations on programs for sinners, we review titles of software to download the anger.
One more automation tool. Linux and deadly sins part seven
We continue listing one more automation tool for Linux with which we can save ourselves work.
Creating scripts with AutoKey. Linux and deadly sins part six
By creating script with AutoKey and Python we can automate complex tasks so that they are carried out with the press of a combination of keys.
Slimbook has brought a new generation of its PROX and KDE Edition
Here it is, the new generation of laptops like the PROX and also the KDE edition of Slimbook have arrived
elementary OS 7.0 stalls, but improvements keep coming to 6.1
The project directed by Danielle Foré has focused on improving what already exists, and that has caused elementary OS 7.0 to stagnate.
Manjaro 2022-07-04 arrives as a new stable version without anything really outstanding
Manjaro 2022-07-04 is a new stable release, but it hasn't come up with anything that we can say that really stands out.
Wayland 1.21 has already been released and these are its news
After six months of development, a stable version of the Wayland 1.21 protocol was presented, this new one being compatible...
They presented the new Raspberry Pi Pico W and these are its characteristics
The Raspberry Pi Project recently introduced a new board called "Raspberry Pi Pico W", which continues development...
For GTK5 we are considering ending support for X11
Matthias Clasen, Fedora Desktop Team Leader, GNOME Release Team member, and one of the developers...
Automation graphic tools. Linux and deadly sins part 5
We list some graphical automation tools that we can use in Linux to save us from typing long texts.
The configuration of anachrontab. Linux and deadly sins part four
Continuing with the enumeration of tools to automate tasks in linux we will see how to configure tasks in anacrontab.
About cron and anachron for lazy people. Linux and deadly sins part XNUMX
In the third part of this series of articles in which we are using the seven deadly sins as…
The use of cron for lazy. Linux and deadly sins part two
Continuing with our list of free software to commit the deadly sins we talk about the use of cron for lazy people.
WINE 7.12 supports Qt5 application themes and falls below 300 fixes again
WINE 7.2 has arrived with support for Qt5 application themes, and the number of fixes is average, but on the decline.
Free software to commit the deadly sins
We make a list of free software to commit the deadly sins. This is a different way of knowing the use of these programs.
AMD is investigating a possible breach, “RansomHouse” claims to have stolen 450 gigabytes of data
News recently broke that AMD is investigating a possible data breach after...
Epiphany will support extensions when GNOME 43 is released
GNOME Web, also known as Epiphany, will support extensions when the next version of the GNOME desktop is released.
Vim 9.0 arrives with a new scripting language and plugins, improvements and more
Recently, the release of the new version of Vim 9.0 was announced, a version in which a series of improvements have been implemented...
The new version of BitTorrent Deluge 2.1 has already been released
After three years of the formation of the last significant branch, the release of the new version "Deluge 2.1" became known...
Shotcut 22.06 has already been released and these are its news
The release of the new version of the popular Shotcut video editor 22.06 has just been announced, a version in which
Thunderbird 102 has already been released and this is its news
A year after the publication of the last significant release, the release of the new version has been announced ...
Windows 11 WSA, what Anbox and Waydroid should be in Linux, but they are not and they are not
WSA, or Windows Subsystem for Android, is a hugely important feature of Windows 11, and the community needs to do something like it now.
The disappearance of Internet Explorer. Why is this not good news?
Far from being good news, the disappearance of Internet Explorer impoverishes the options of users. This is why.
Internet Explorer, from quasi-monopoly to irrelevance
We review the history of the Internet Explorer browser and its path from quasi-monopoly to irrelevance and why it is not good news
Google has already started the distribution stage of Fuchsia in the Nest Hub Max
Recently, the news broke that Google has started to distribute a new firmware based on the Fuchsia operating system...
Manjaro 2022-06-24 arrives with Cinnamon 5.4 and few more notable news
Manjaro 2022-06-24 has arrived in what seems to be a transition version to prepare the way for more important ones.
Firefox will let you scroll forward/back with two fingers on the trackpad
Within a few months we will be able to swipe two fingers to go forward or back pages in the Firefox web browser.
CodeWhisperer: Amazon also wants you to write less code and produce more
CodeWhisperer is a new tool from Amazon that suggests code so we write less and produce more, like Copilot.
The possibility of integrating Rust support into the Linux 5.20 kernel is not ruled out
At the Open-Source Summit 2022 conference going on these days, in the FAQ section, Linus Torvalds...
OPI Project : what is this project of the Linux Foundation
OPI Project is a new and interesting project of the Linux Foundation to manage developments on DPUs and IPUs