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I Came for This New Linux Distro’s Aesthetic Looks and Stayed for its Window Tiling
It's still early in development, but it shows promise with what it offers.
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Killed by Ubuntu, Linux Mint is Bringing This Classic Feature Back
Linux Mint is bringing back a feature most Linux distributions quietly gave up on years ago: hibernation.
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France’s Weird Per-Gigabyte Data Tax Could Cost VLC Over €1 Million a Year!
France's National Assembly has voted in favour of a new "internet tax" that would charge companies for every gigabyte of data they send to users in France. It may get messier than GDPR.
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This Tool Lets You Install Linux Without a USB Key, Straight From Windows
Wubi reimagined? Here's a new open source project that lets you dual boot Linux from Windows without needing any USB or DVD.
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Here's How You Can Use VPNs for FREE on Linux
Need a VPN once in a while but don't want to pay for a yearly plan? Here are free VPN options that work on Linux, either in the browser or system-wide.
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Denmark’s Collabora Pilot Was Never The Microsoft Replacement it Was Made Out to Be
Collabora says a ministry merger paused the test, while the ministry says it was interrupted when the election was called.
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FOSS Weekly #26.44: Ginux, Dead Distros, Resurrected Projects, Dangerous Commands and More (Scary) Linux Stuff
Do you know why programmers always mix up Halloween and Christmas? Because Oct 31 = Dec 25
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openEuler New Releases Come With a Heavy Dose of AI and Agents
openEuler is pushing for a developer focused Linux distro with AI at its core. From PolyMind to Witty, the AI agents are part of the package.
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Is Ubuntu Eyeing Immutability? Canonical Restarts Core Desktop and Eyes a Firmware Change for LTS
Core Desktop could run apps that can’t run natively in a sandbox, while linux-firmware-hwe is proposed as a safeguard against newer firmware causing problems.
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Jadens JD-166 Review: Portable, Inkless Thermal Printer on Linux
A small, portable printer that prints A4 papers without ink on Debian-based Linux distros.
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Local AI Weekly #7: Bubble or Not?
China's AI stocks lost $480 billion. But SK Hynix posted record profits and says RAM stays scarce till 2030. Bubbles pop, prices don't.
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Ghostty 1.4 Is Faster and Uses Less RAM, but Drops Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Support
The Ubuntu 24.04 support drop is thanks to the native builds requiring some newer dependencies. Anyhow, there’s more to this Ghostty release than that.
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Rocky Linux Creator Built a New "Not Linux" Kernel in 11 Days Using AI
Ginux is not a Linux fork, yet it boots Rocky Linux 10 all the way to systemd. An OpenAI Codex agent wrote about 139,000 lines of it.
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In a Setback to VMWare, Tesco is Looking to Migrate to Proxmox
Tired of the rising licensing cost of VMWare, Tesco seems to be looking to switch to Proxmox.
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22 Things to Do After Installing Ubuntu 26.10 Stonking Stingray
Make Ubuntu 26.10 yours by following these tweaks and tips.
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BSD Users Can Now Enjoy Omarchy Flavor
Daemonarchy keeps Omarchy’s installer and look, with FreeBSD handling the system underneath.
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Systemd Creator’s Startup Opens Signups for Private Preview of its Linux System
Amutable Foundations is a read-only, image-based system where every machine produces signed reports of its own state.
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Bottles Creator Mirko Brombin Wants Microsoft Office on Linux, Not Its Clones
Mirko Brombin is working to get Microsoft Office running reliably on Linux. He also thinks the apps cloning Office and Photoshop pixel for pixel cross a line. We talked about both, plus AI agents, Vanilla OS and his new Sinty OS.
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These Projects are Keeping X11 Dream Alive on Linux
The list covers desktops, X servers, and a Wayland-hosted X11 layer. Basically, projects that are resisting a Waylan-only Linux future.
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ArmSoM Sige7s Puts the RK3588S on a Raspberry Pi-Sized Board, and There's a Compute Module Too
The small SBC brings a 6 TOPS NPU, Wi-Fi 6, a Pi-compatible 40-pin header, and up to 32GB RAM, starting at $153.