Best Flatpak Apps of 2022
We make a list of the best applications in Flatpak format that we could test during the year 2022 from FlatHub
Linux software
Best programs for Linux of 2022 (Repositories)
This is my personal selection of the best programs for Linux of the year 2022 and that can be installed from the repositories.
Usenet clients for Linux
We list two Linux clients for Usenet. It is one of the oldest services to interconnect users with common interests.
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.
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
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.
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…
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.
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...
Practical example of creating an ebook. Part 4
In this article we start with a practical example of creating an ebook that allows us to participate in the Amazon contest.
WINE 7.10 includes more fixes than usual and goes up to Mono 7.3.0
WINE 7.10 has been released as the latest development version of the software with the main novelty of uploading the Mono engine to v7.3.0.
GNOME Boxes, the best alternative to VirtualBox if we are on Linux
GNOME Boxes is the best alternative to VirtualBox if we are on Linux, and even offers some advantages over Oracle's proposal.
How to create an EPUB for the Amazon contest. Part 3
We will see how to create an ebook to participate in the Amazon literary contest using free software and complying with the publication guidelines
Free software for Amazon contest. Part 2
We continue talking about free software to participate in the Amazon literary contest. Two programs to create EPUB.
How to participate in the Amazon contest using free software.
We tell you how to participate in the Amazon literary contest by writing and laying out the book with free software.
WINE 7.9 introduces many improvements for playing Windows titles on Linux among over 300 changes this week
Among the hundreds of bug fixes, WINE 7.9 has come with many improvements to make it possible to play Windows titles on Linux.
Modren Store: One Installer to Rule Them All
Modren Store is a software store/installer that can be used on any Linux distribution in the future.
WINE 7.8 arrives supporting WoW64 in the sound drivers and about 500 changes
WINE 7.8 has arrived introducing more than 400 changes, among which the support for WoW64 in the sound drivers stands out.
How to manage wallpapers in Linux
In this article we will see how to manage wallpapers in Linux, both in image and video format, and where to download new ones.
What is ClamTK and when should you install it?
We tell you what ClamTk is, the graphical interface of a malware scanner for Linux and why you should consider installing it.
Free, free or paid Which web development tools to choose?
Whether open, free or paid, the range of programming tools available in Linux is enormous. We explain the differences.
Shortwave 3.0 arrives with tweaks to the interface and private stations, among other new features
Shortwave 3.0 has arrived with many new features, among which the aesthetic tweaks or the fact that private stations can be saved stand out.
Chrome 101 arrives with a priority manager to load content, among other new features
Google Chrome 101 has arrived with a novelty that will make the browser load the most important content sooner.
PeaZIP 8.6: new release, new improvements
If you are one of those who use the PeaZIP un/compression program, then you should be aware of this new version 8.6 and its new features
WINE 7.6 arrives with the Mono 7.2.0 engine
WINE 7.6 has arrived as the latest development version with the most outstanding novelty of uploading Mono to version 7.2.0.
Simple and open source applications to create subtitles
Continuing this series of articles where we are listing the least complicated of the production applications of…
Open and simple programs to produce videos. Second part
In our previous article we had begun to comment on a small list of useful programs for those who want to get started in…
OmniaWrite: a new generation text editor
There are many plain text editors for GNU/Linux, and now you should add OmniaWrite to the list, a very special and new one
More wargames open source or available for Linux
Although the offer of games available for Linux is not as wide as that of Windows and does not come close…
Libadwaita, the library of discord
We'll tell you what libadwaita is for, the library that forced changes to Ubuntu's color palette and changes to the Budgie desktop.
CoreBoot 4.16 arrives with support for 33 new boards and more
A few days ago the launch of the CoreBoot 4.16 project was announced, in which about 170 developers participated...
Programs in Snap format whose installation I recommend
Unlike many Linux users, I am a fan of Snap packages. That's why every now and then I do...
Cemu: open source Wii U emulator?
If you like Nintendo Wii U console video games, then you should pay attention to Cemu emulator and what is coming
Falkon 3.2, from KDE, receives its first major update in almost three years, and now allows screen capture
KDE has released Falkon 3.2, the first major update to the browser in nearly three years with the main addition being screenshots.
WINE 7.0, now available, brings improvements to WoW64 and better theming support, among other new features
WINE 7.0 has arrived as a new stable version of the software to run Windows applications on other operating systems.
SDL 2.0.20 has already been released and these are its news
The release of the new version of SDL 2.0.20 was announced in which some changes were made that improve the performance...
Managing e-books with Caliber. The pleasure of using free software
There are programs that are difficult to use and others that are very easy. There are also programs that are a real pleasure to use….
Best alternatives to Apple's Final Cut Pro on Linux
If you have landed on GNU / Linux and you come from the Mac world, you will surely like to know some of the best alternatives to Final Cut Pro
GNOME works in a text editor that could replace Gedit as the default editor in GNOME 42
GNOME is stepping on the gas in the development of its next text editor, and it could be the default editor in GNOME 42.
Chromium, Chrome or derivatives. Elements to make a decision.
If you do not know whether to use Chrome, Chromium or derivatives, we will tell you about the different characteristics of the browsers.
Code Club World: for children to learn to code from home
Code Club World is an interesting initiative with which it is intended that children can learn to program from home
WINE 6.22 arrives with Mono 7.0 preparing the way for Release Candidates
WineHQ has released WINE 6.22, which should be the last development version before Release Candidates start to roll out.
FreeCAD: Driving CAD in the world of GNU / Linux?
If you need to use CAD software in your GNU / Linux distribution for your profession or for your studies, this will interest you
I used aMule again ten years later. This is what it looked like to me
After ten years I went back to using aMule, the p2p download client for the ED2K and Kademlia networks. This is my opinion.
System76 is already working in a new user environment
Michael Aaron Murphy recently released confirmation that the System76 team is already in development ...
Telegrand and Tok, GNOME and KDE work on their own Telegram clients
Telegram is becoming a great option for different communities, which is why Telegrand and Tok are already in GNOME and KDE.
WINE 6.21 begins with the implementation of MSDASQL and once again surpasses the barrier of 400 changes
WINE 6.21 is the third consecutive version to overcome the barrier of 400 changes, among which the implementation of MSDASQL stands out.
Video editing. Comparing installed software with online services.
For a few days I have been analyzing the differences between the benefits of the software pre-installed on our computer and those that ...
The video capture. Installed software versus online services
A few days ago we broadly compared the advantages and disadvantages of using online software and locally installed programs. Now…
Microsoft Edge for Linux. What i like and what i don't
Yesterday, Darkcrizt told us that the Microsoft Edge browser for Linux is already considered stable and how to install it….
MacOS programs on Linux? With Darling it is possible.
As time goes by, the differences between operating systems become irrelevant. Virtual machines, containers ...
Available Softmaker FreeOffice 2021. Free office suite for Linux, Windows and Mac
To many people, using non-free software alternatives for Linux seems sacrilege. However, if you are not ...
LibreOffice 7.2.2 has arrived with 68 fixes and improvements for the free office suite
The Document Foundation has released LibreOffice 7.2.2, a new point update that has arrived with 68 fixes and improvements.
WINE 6.19 continues the work with the HID joystycks and surpasses the barrier of 500 changes
WINE 6.19 has come with more than 500 changes that improve the software to run Windows apps on other operating systems.
Convert text to speech. Some alternatives for Linux
We list some open source alternatives for converting text to speech in Linux using the command line.
Kooha 2.0.0 adds support for new desktops and MP4
Kooha 2.0.0 has come with important new features, such as the ability to save videos in MP4 and GIF formats or record a window.
WINE 6.18 arrives with Mono 6.4.0, the HID joystick activated by default and almost 500 changes
WINE 6.18 has arrived breaking records, with almost 500 changes among which it stands out that the HID joystick is now activated by default.
Ventoy 1.0.52 arrives with the main novelty of a graphical interface for Linux
Ventoy 1.0.52 finally includes a graphical interface (GUI) for Linux-based operating systems, among other minor enhancements.
Pacstall is intended to be an AUR for Ubuntu. Gets it?
Pacstall is a project that presents itself as the AUR for Ubuntu. But does it live up to the Arch community repository?
Chrome 93 arrives with support for WebOTP between devices, among other novelties
Google Chrome 93 has arrived with several new APIs for developers, support for cross-device WebOTP, and other new features.
Electronics software for your Linux distro
If you are an electronic or maker, surely you will be interested in knowing these software projects for electronics compatible with Linux
Best tools to get hardware information in Linux
If you want to get information about your system and your hardware quickly and intuitively, here are some of the best tools
WINE 6.16 improves support for high-DPI themes and introduces more than 400 changes
WINE 6.16 Staging has arrived improving compatibility with high DPI themes and introducing more than 400 changes and improvements.
KDE Gear 21.08 comes many news, changes and more
Several days ago the release of the cumulative application update for August (21.08) developed ...
Robotics software for Linux
If you like the field of robotics and you are working with a GNU / Linux distro, you will surely like to know these programs
"Applications for GNOME", a new site to publicize the project's apps
"Applications for GNOME" is a new page on gnome.org from where we can take a look at the best apps in the project.
Weylus allows you to control your PC with a mobile or tablet, with which we will gain precision on a touch surface
Weylus is an application that allows you to mirror your desktop or a window on a mobile or tablet, with support for touch input.
WINE 6.15 arrives with the WinSock library converted to PE and almost 400 changes
WINE 6.15 has arrived as the last Staging version with almost 400 changes, among which the WinSock library converted to PE stands out.
Latte Dock 0.10 comes with great improvements for docks, updates and more
After two years of development, the launch of the new version of the Latte Dock panel has just been presented ...
Vvave, the other KDE music player that does collect information from the internet
Vvave is a music player developed by KDE that bets on minimalism without forgetting to collect information from the internet.
Some shows on Snap you can try on the weekend
There is an old joke about a programmer who got tired of having 10 tools to do a certain task ...
PulseAudio 15.0 now supports bluetooth LDAC and AptX codecs and introduces all these changes
PulseAudio 15.0 has been released as the last major update of this audio server with many improvements for sound on Linux.
Vivaldi 4.1 debuts "accordion tabs" and command strings in another major browser update
Vivaldi 4.1 has introduced a new tab mode that they have named accordion and will help us to be better organized.
ProtonVPN officially presents its application for Linux with graphical interface included
After some time in beta, ProtonVPN is now available for Linux in the form of an application with a user interface.
WayDroid: Anbox has competition, although only in part, and could overcome it
WayDroid is a new option to run Android applications on Linux, and they claim that it works better than the famous Anbox.
LibreOffice 7.1.5 fixes around 55 bugs, but it is still not the recommended version for production teams
LibreOffice 7.1.5 has arrived as the latest version for those of us who want all the news by improving support with Microsoft Office.
Cambalache, a tool for creating Gtk user interfaces
Cambalache is positioned as a new RAD tool that allows rapid front-end development for GTK 3, GTK 4 and GNOME ...
Chrome 92 arrives with 35 security fixes and more quick actions
Chrome 92 has arrived as the latest major update to Google's web browser and highlights the security developments.
Best Apps for Essential Education on Linux
If you have little ones at home or an education center, you will like to know some of the essential apps for them in Linux
WINE 6.13 continues work on the WinSock PE conversion and introduces almost 300 tweaks
WineHQ has released WINE 6.13, the latest Staging version of its software to run Windows apps on other operating systems.
HandBrake 1.4 comes with support for FFmpeg 4.4 and Apple's M1, among others
HandBrake 1.4 has arrived as the latest version of this open source video editor with new features such as support for FFmpeg 4.4.
PDF Mix Tool 1.0: the new version of this practical tool is out
If you want to work with the PDF format in your GNU / Linux distro, you will like to know PDF Mix Tool, which now comes with new features in v1.0
The new version of systemd 249 has already been released and these are its changes
The new version of systemd 249 has just been introduced which arrives almost fulfilling its predictable development cycle (approx every 4 months) ...
The Audacity novel continues. Two forks appeared
It was a matter of time before the new Audacity owners' decision to include optional telemetry in their ...
Some alternatives to Audacity for audio editing
We reviewed some alternatives to Audacity for editing audio files. As far as we know they do not include telemetry.
WINE 6.12 begins to implement the Network Store Interface and introduces more than 350 changes
WineHQ has released WINE 6.12, the latest Staging version that includes more than 350 changes that will improve compatibility with Windows apps.
Canonical will support Blender to reach the corporate market
Blender is one of the free and open source projects capable of competing and beating commercial alternatives….
Cloudflare announcement WARP for Linux and a proxy mode
A few days ago the guys from Cloudflare announced the release of a version for Linux ...
Microsoft 365 and Edge. An alternative to consider in Linux
Using Microsoft 365 and Edge is an excellent alternative if you need an office suite to use with any Linux distribution.
Allowing reader comments. From WordPress to Jekyll 7
One of the challenges of leaving WordPress to switch to Jekyll is how to do the things that WordPress ...
Color and Learn Linux with Red Hat Books
Color and learn Linux with these three free Red Hat books that will teach you how to use SELinux and container concepts
WINE 6.0.1 adds support for the Apple A1 and adds general fixes
WINE 6.0.1 has arrived as the last stable version of the software with support for WINE64 on computers with Apple's M1 processor.
Blender 2.93 arrives as a new LTS version with another group of outstanding news
Blender 2.93 has arrived as a new Long Term Support version adding a good group of new features to improve the software.
OBS Studio 27.0 arrives with full support for Wayland as the main attraction for Linux users
After some time in development, OBS Studio 27.0 has arrived, and Linux users in Wayland will now be able to record their screens with guarantees.
Kdenlive's Speech-to-Text Tool. This is my experience
Kdenlive's Voice to Text tool, which comes to maturity with the latest version of the video editor, is an interesting first.
Edge is now available in beta for Linux operating systems
Microsoft Edge is now available in beta form for Linux users, so we have a more mature and stable version.
Vivaldi 3.8 ends its rejection of FLoC and adds its own "I don't care about cookies"
Vivaldi 3.8 has arrived with the main novelty of having an integrated function that acts as the I Don't Care About Cookies extension.
MuSe 4.0 arrives with renewed user interface and other changes
MuSe 4.0 has arrived and among its most important changes we have a redesign of its user interface and a version in AppImage.
WINE 6.7 arrives with improved support for Plug & Play drivers and almost 400 changes
WineHQ has released WINE 6.7, a new development version that improves support for Plug & Play drivers and adds almost 400 changes.
Vivaldi, the browser for demanding users that invites change with its special functions
Vivaldi is a browser that has become popular among the most demanding users, and here we explain everything that is special about it.
How to reproduce ambient noise to improve concentration
Many people need to have a constant background noise, either to be able to concentrate or to fall asleep. In the…
Chrome 90 arrives with support for AV1 and improvements in WebXR
Chrome 90 has arrived in the form of a stable version without really outstanding news, beyond full support for AV1.
cpufetch, the most flexible way to see information about your CPU from the terminal
cpufetch will allow you to see information about your CPU in the terminal, just as we see system information with neofetch or screenfetch.
Waiting for Shazam.com, Mousai identifies what you are listening to with the AudD API
Mousai is a small Linux application that identifies the songs you listen to. Use the AudD API to recognize what it sounds like.
LibreWolf, a Firefox prepared to be more private as soon as you start it
LibreWolf is like Firefox, the browser on which it is based, but which already includes tools for greater privacy and security by default.
Learn about this new way to search for components compatible with your equipment
Upgrading a computer or laptop traditionally causes difficulties and errors for various reasons ...
The new version of Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel R6U2 has been released
Oracle recently released the release of the second functional update for Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel R6 ...
Visual Studio Code is now compatible with Raspberry Pi OS
As it happens every month, the new update for Visual Studio Code has been presented and in this new version 1.55 presented ...
GTK 4.2.0 comes with performance improvements, for rendering, Meson and more
After three months of development, the launch of the new version of GTK 4.2.0 was presented in which about ...
systemd 248 comes with improvements for token unlocking, image support for expanding directories and more
Continuing with a predictable development cycle, after 4 months of development the release of the new version was unveiled ...
The Mesa 21.0 controllers have already been released and these are their news
The launch of the first version of the Mesa 21.0.0 branch was announced, which has an experimental state and that after the ...
Microsoft Edge for Linux already allows synchronization between browsers
Microsoft Edge for Linux continues to add functionality. Still in development, it allows you to synchronize data between browsers
Bottles aims to simplify the task of running Windows app on Linux
Bottles is a PlayOnLinux-type software that aims to simplify the task of installing and running Windows apps on Linux
Hydrogen, a multiplatform and easy-to-use drum machine
Hydrogen is a drum machine that we can use in our Linux operating system and that we can program in just a few steps.
Linux App Summit (LAS) 2021: the event returns in May
Linux App Summit is a great international event about Linux applications that you will already know. This year returns in May
Steam Link is now available for Linux, thanks to Collabora
Steam Link, which allows us to play Steam titles remotely, is now available to install on Linux operating systems.
Video Trimmer, trim your videos in Linux in the fastest and easiest way possible
Video Trimmer allows you to cut videos quickly and easily without recoding the original file, perfect for new users.
Transmission arrives as an official application (not web) to Ubuntu Touch
Transmission, the famous app to download torrent files, has arrived as an official application to the Ubuntu Touch OpenStore.
WINE 6.2 introduces Mono 6.0 and the usual hundreds of enhancements in a development release
WINE 6.2, the latest development version of the software, has arrived with the main novelty of updating Mono to version 6.0.
Packages in Snap format that I like and recommend
Packages in Snap format. A short list of apps that I like the most from the Snap store and want to share with readers.
Vivaldi 3.6 adds a second row to prevent tabs from accumulating
Vivaldi 3.6 has added a second row of tabs, updated its engine to the latest version, and added visual tweaks.
Krita 4.4.2 arrives and continues to add tools, filters and various improvements
Krita 4.4.2 has been released as the second maintenance release in this series to continue adding features that enhance the software.
WINE 6.0 arrives in stable version with initial support for macOS ARM64 and 8300 changes
WINE 6.0 has been released with many changes, notably the initial support for the ARM64 architecture of Apple's macOS.
Dissenter, the Brave-based Gab browser that aims to fight censorship
The Dissenter browser is one based on Brave that assures us that we will not suffer any type of censorship and we will be able to comment on any website.
Tux Paint 0.9.25 arrives with outstanding news, such as the possibility of creating animated GIFs
Tux Paint 0.9.25 has come up with interesting news, but highlights the possibility of creating animated GIFs from this alternative to Paint.
SuperTux 0.6.2 arrives with a new map to celebrate its 20th anniversary
SuperTux 0.6.2 has been released and among its highlights is a new map to celebrate the game's 20th anniversary.
Frozen Bubble 2, the most Christmas open source puzzle
Frozen Bubble 2 is an open source version of Puzzle Bobble that you can play on your Linux-based operating system.
IBM OpenDX: utility to be able to visualize data
If you have a large amount of data and you want to visualize it in a graphical way, you will like to know OpenDX for Linux
Pamac 10.0 out now and, well, now it looks more like a software hub
Pamac 10.0 has already arrived as an update to Manjaro, and the new version has an interface that is more like a software center.
Plasma System Monitor, replacement for KSysGuard, and Plasma Disks arrive at Kubuntu 21.04 Daily Build
The Kubuntu 21.04 Daily Build has introduced two of the apps that the final version will use: Plasma System Monitor and Plasma Disks.
This is Spectacle 20.12's annotation editor, (almost) perfect for KDE users
Spectacle 20.12 has come with a very special surprise: a tool that will allow us to annotate our captures.
SongRec, unofficial client to make Shazam on Linux
SongRec is an app for Linux with which we can identify what is playing, based on Shazam, open source and written in Rust.
WINE 6.0-rc2 arrives with few fixes to prepare for stable release
WineHQ has released WINE 6.0-rc2 with fewer fixes than usual, but it makes sense considering how close to stable it is.
Flatpak packages will soon be able to be installed from your own store thanks to GNOME Souk
GNOME Souk is a store currently in development with which we can install Flatpak packages, but will it be worth it?
ungoogled-chromium, the "official" chromium without Google's shackles
If you are looking for a Chromium Browser exact to the official one, but without the ties of Google, the answer is this new ungoogled-chromium.
Qt 6.0 officially lands with improvements that will be noticed inside and out
Qt 6.0 has arrived with improvements in the main libraries, graphics and 3D management, among others, in this major release.
Vivaldi 3.5 improves tabs, playback, adds QR code, but does not activate the new functions by default
Vivaldi 3.5, as always, has come with outstanding news, but the most interesting have been disabled by default.
Pamac 10.0 will introduce many improvements in the graphical tool to manage Manjaro packages
Pamac 10.0 has been released in beta form and introduces many improvements to the package manager that Manjaro develops.
How to set Total Dark Mode in LibreOffice
This is how you can configure full dark mode in your LibreOffice office suite on your GNU / Linux distro
WINE 6.0-rc1 now available, arrives with updated Gecko engine and more than 450 changes
WINE 6.0-rc1 is now available for testing, and it comes with many changes and preparing for the next year of emulator development.
Pluto TV comes to Ubuntu Touch in the form of a webapp, but things have to improve (at least on the PineTab)
Pluto TV has arrived on the OpenStore in the form of a webapp, so Ubuntu Touch users can now enjoy it ... more or less.
More about LibreOffice, the open source office suite
More about LibreOffice. We review the strengths for which you should know the best open source office suite
What's behind the code. Brief history of the LIbreOffice project
What's behind the code. We tell the story of one of the most successful examples of the open source development model. LibreOffice.
This is my take on Kdenlive and Openshot, two video editors
This is my take on OpenShot and Kdenlive, two of the most popular non-linear video editors for Linux
About Kdenlive and OpenShot. Its main features
About Kdenlive and OpenShot. We run through the salient features of two of the video editors
The project formats that Kdenlive and OpenShot work with
The project formats that open source non-linear video editors OpenShot and Kdenlive work with. A short explanation
Non-linear video editors. Basics and two options for Linux
Non-linear video editors. We explain the basics of how it works and list some options for Linux.
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.
Three programs to write for ourselves
Three programs to write for ourselves. We recommend 3 ideal applications for a practice to improve productivity
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.
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.
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.
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
Apostrophe: Meet This Distraction-Free Markdown Editor
I invite you to know Apostrophe, an interesting Markdown text editor without distractions that you should know
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.
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.
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 ...
Some tools for entrepreneurs who love open source
Some tools for entrepreneurs who prefer open source solutions instead of proprietary web services.
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 ...
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".
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.
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.
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
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.
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
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
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
Akraino: what is this open source project?
There are many totally unknown open source projects, some of them very important like Akraino
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
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
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.
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.
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
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
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
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
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 ...
SoftMaker Office 2021: watch out! It is not open source or free software
SoftMaker Office 2021, a professional suite for Linux that can replace Microsoft Office, but is not open or free
LibreOffice 7.0 Personal Edition: clearing up the controversy generated
If you follow this fantastic free office suite, you will know that LibreOffice 7.0 version will be released soon. So far everything ...
GNUnet 0.13 has already been released and these are its news
The new version of GNUnet 0.13 has already been released and is generally available to everyone. In this new version, one of the main ...
Did you miss installing Shutter easily? Now you have it available as Snap
Shutter, the famous screenshot tool that Canonical removed from its official repositories, is now available as Snap.
PhotoGIMP leaves your GIMP as a copy of the famous Adobe Photoshop
PhotoGIMP is a patch that will make your GIMP look the same as Photoshop, to make things easier for you if you are used to adobe software.
Flatpak 1.8 arrives with new fixes and security measures
Alex Larsson has released Flatpak 1.8, which will make many preferred next-gen packages even better.
Fragments, a simple torrent client for which you just want to download with zero distractions
Fragments is a very simple app that will allow us to download torrents at the highest speed and without distractions. We show you how it works.
WINE 5.11 updates the Mono engine to version 5.1.0 and removes obsolete architectures
WINE 5.11 has come with over 300 changes and updating the Mono engine to version 5.1.0, which includes support for the WpfGfx library.
Versions of WhatsApp Web continue to appear, and Gtk Whats is written in Rust and gtk-rs with a button for dark mode
Looking for a new WhatsApp Web option for Linux? Gtk Whats is one written in Rust and gtk-rs that also has a button for dark mode.
KDE Applications 20.04.2 an update with few changes but mainly benefiting Krita and Elisa
The release of a new update of "KDE Applications 20.04.2" was presented in which in this June update a series were consolidated ....
Vivaldi 3.1 introduces a new note manager and configurable menus
Vivaldi 3.1 has arrived with few but important new features, such as its new version of a full integrated note manager.
Ventoy: create a bootable USB by simply dragging the ISO to the pendrive
Ventoy is a relatively new tool that allows us to create bootable USB just by dragging the ISO to the pendrive drive.
Mesa 20.1.0 is here and presents improvements for Vulkan, optimizations, greater support and more
The new version of the popular OpenGL and Vulkan implementation “Mesa 20.1.0” has already been released and this is the…
Ardor 6.0 arrives after months of development with a new virtual MIDI keyboard and many internal improvements
Ardor 6.0 has arrived as the latest version of this audio creation and editing software with many interesting new features.
Edge Chromium for Linux is seen at Microsoft Build 2020
Microsoft Edge Chromium for Linux has been seen in the last software conference of the company. When will it officially land?
Chrome 83 arrives with security improvements and several redesigns, among other changes
Google has released Chrome 83, the latest version of its web browser that has come with security improvements and even changes in its design.
DXVK 1.7 arrives with improvements for Vulkan, optimizations and more
The release of the new version of the DXVK 1.7 layer has just been announced, which provides the implementation of DXGI, Direct3D 9, 10 and 11 ...
WINE 5.8 now available, with notifications for Plug & Play devices and new GIF encoder
WINE 5.8 has arrived with outstanding new features, such as notifications for Plug & Play devices or a GIF encoder, among others.
New system promises to run Microsoft Office on Ubuntu 20.04 without WINE or in the cloud
A system is being developed to be able to run Microsoft Office on Ubuntu 20.04 without the need to install Wine and it works quite well.
Kesty WhatsApp: another desktop WhatsApp Web, but this one comes with a dark mode
Kesty WhatsApp is a new WhatsApp web client for Linux that, among other things, comes with the novelty of a dark theme.
Wine 5.7 introduces a new USB driver and these other improvements
Wine 5.7 comes with important improvements, such as the incorporation of a new USB driver so that we can use our pendrives, among others.
Creating study cards. Some open source options
Creating study cards. Some open source options that may be useful for using this useful learning technique
Do you miss the Unity desktop? This distribution brings it to you (if you pay)
Do you miss the Unity desktop? With this Linux distribution you can have the classic Canonical desktop again, yes. It is paid.
The development version of Wine 5.6 has already been released and implements about 458 changes
A few days ago the guys who are in charge of the development of Wine, announced the release of a new version of the development branch
WARP, Cloudflare's free VPN tool is coming to Linux, but first to Windows and macOS
WARP is a Cloudflare tool that makes connections more secure. It will soon come to Windows and macOS and later it will come to Linux.
DXVK 1.6 arrives with some changes and bug fixes in games
A few days ago the new version of the DXVK 1.6 layer was released, which provides the DXGI implementation ...
Wayfire 0.4: a Compiz-inspired Wayland composer
Recently the news of the launch of the new version of the composite server "Wayfire 0.4", which uses ...
Menu Z, a new application launcher for Plasma in the purest Windows 10 style
Menu Z is a new application launcher for Plasma that will make your Linux operating system a carbon copy of Microsoft's Windows 10.
OBS Studio 25.0: out with several improvements for videos
OBS Studio 25.0 is out, the great program to record video of what happens on the screen and stream comes with new improvements in this version
Sosumi, or how to install a macOS virtual machine on Linux
Sosumi is a Snap package with which we can install a macOS virtual machine on Linux. We explain how to get it.
Simple DirectMedia Layer 2.0.12 comes with support for different game controllers and more
The developers behind the Simple DirectMedia Layer project or better known as "SDL" unveiled ago ...
Raspberry Pi Imager is the official Raspberry tool to install images on your famous boards
Raspberry Pi has presented Raspberry Pi Imager, an official tool that facilitates the installation of images to use them in their simple boards.
The creators of games for Linux. Klei Entertainment titles
The creators of games for Linux were increasing over time. We continue to review the best according to the Gaming On Linux portal
