Tag: Linux

Why Canonical’s Snap-Based Immutable Ubuntu Is a Good Idea
Immutability and snaps are two of the most controversial elements in the Linux community, but Ubuntu may achieve a winning formula by...
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Zorin OS 16.3 Is Now Available
One of the best Linux distros for new users just received an update, with...
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Apple May Bring macOS Game Mode to iOS
Apple's iOS may be getting a major upgrade in the gaming department, with reports the company is trying to bring Game Mode to the mobile platform....
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Thunderbird Leaves Linux Users Waiting for Much-Hyped Version 115
The Thunderbird team, despite outstanding work overall, is providing a great example of how not to treat Linux users with the 115 release....
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Linux Desktop Market Share Crosses 3% for the First Time
Linux hit a major milestone, with its desktop market share crossing the 3% mark for the first time in its history....
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Linux Distro Reviews: Linux Mint
Linux Mint is one of the most heavily recommended Linux distros available, especially for users switching from Windows. Does Linux Mint live up to that rep...
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Apple: The New King of ‘Embrace, Extend, Extinguish’
Apple is taking a page from Microsoft's old playbook, becoming the new king of "embrace, extend, extinguish" (EEE)....
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Fedora KDE Will Drop X11 In Favor of Wayland
Fedora's KDE spin is taking a major step forward, planning to drop X11 altogether in favor of Wayland....
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Linux Distro Reviews: Pop!_OS
This is part of a series exploring some of the most popular Linux distros and desktop...
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Linux Distro Reviews: KDE Neon
KDE Neon is the official KDE distro and one of the more unusual Linux distros, especially among those based on Ubuntu....
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Linux’s sudo and su Are Being Rewritten in Rust
Two of the most important Linux utilities are being rewritten in Rust to provide greater memory safety for the critical functionality they provide....
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Linux Distro Reviews: openSUSE Tumbleweed — Part 1
openSUSE Tumbleweed is a rolling release Linux distro, one that is something of a two-edged sword in terms of its features and usability....
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openSUSE Begins Enforcing Secure Boot Kernel Lockdown
Linux distro openSUSE has begun enforcing Kernel Lockdown when Secure Boot is enabled, creating issues for many users....
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Linux Kernel 6.2 Is Out and Brings Apple M1 Support
Linux kernel 6.2 has been released, bringing support for the M1 processor, Apple's Custom Silicon that powers its Mac computers....
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