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Oracle announced new updates for its popular, cross-platform and open-source virtualization software, the third Beta of the upcoming VirtualBox 5.2 major release and VirtualBox 5.1.28 stable maintenance update.
Linus Torvalds Kicks Off Development of Linux Kernel 4.14, the Next LTS Release
A day early than expected, Linux creator Linus Torvalds cautiously kicked off the development of the Linux 4.14 kernel series, which looks to be the next LTS (Long Term Support) branch, with the first Release Candidate (RC) milestone.
CentOS 7.4 Is Now Available for 64-Bit, ARM64, ARMhfp, POWER7 & POWER8 Machines
CentOS developers Karanbir Singh and Jim Perrin announced the release of the CentOS 7.4 operating system for supported architectures, a release that brings all the latest updates and security patches.
KDE Joins Purism in an Attempt to Build World's First Privacy-Focused Smartphone
KDE announced today that it's partnering with Purism, a company known for manufacturing high-quality, privacy-focused laptops, to work on what it would appear to be world's first truly free smartphone device powered by Linux.
Canonical and NEC Work on Digital Signage Solution Based on Ubuntu, Raspberry Pi
Canonical announced that it partnered with NEC Display Solutions Europe to collaborate on a new digital signage platform powered by the Ubuntu Core operating system for embedded and IoT devices.
GNOME 3.26 "Manchester" Desktop Environment Debuts Officially, Here's What's New
After six months of hard work, the GNOME Project's development team was proud to announce today, September 13, 2017, the immediate release and general availability of the GNOME 3.26 desktop environment.
Canonical and Microsoft Enable Ubuntu Containers with Hyper-V Isolation on Windows
Canonical's Dustin Kirkland announced that the company behind the popular Ubuntu Linux OS recently teamed up with Microsoft to enable Ubuntu containers to run on Windows systems with Hyper-V isolation.
Open-Source AMDGPU and ATI Linux Video Drivers Updated for AMD Radeon GPUs
Michel Dänzer, the maintainer of the open-source X.Org graphics drivers for ATI/AMD Radeon GPUs supported by the amdgpu and radeon kernel drivers, announced the release of xf86-video-amdgpu 1.4.0 and xf86-video-ati 7.10.0.
openSUSE Tumbleweed Users Will Soon Get Linux Kernel 4.13 and GNOME 3.26 Desktop
The summer is almost over, and it looks like the openSUSE developers are back at work to release daily snapshots for the Tumbleweed rolling release, bringing you all the latest technologies and Open Source software.
First Look at the New Control Center of Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful Aardvark)
Canonical is still working on polishing its upcoming Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful Aardvark) operating system, due for release next month on October 19, and today we'd like to offer you a first look at the new control center that'll be implemented in this release.
BlackArch Linux Ethical Hacking Distro Updated with More Than 50 New Tools
The developers of the BlackArch Linux operating system designed for ethical hacking and penetration testing purposes have released an updated installation medium, versioned 2017.08.30, based the latest Arch Linux snapshot.
Tiny Core Linux 8.1 Brings Latest BusyBox with LZMA Capabilities, Improvements
The minimalist Tiny Core Linux independently developed GNU/Linux distribution has been updated recently to version 8.1, a release that brings the latest BusyBox with extra functionality.
Canonical Wants to Bring Its Ubuntu Snappy Technologies to Android Devices
Canonical announced the release of Snapd 2.27 Snappy daemon for Ubuntu Linux and other supported GNU/Linux distributions. This is a major release that adds significant improvements and new features.
Chrome OS Will Soon Allow All Chromebook Owners to Rename USB Flash Drives
Google's Chromium evangelist François Beaufort is back with more goodies for Chromebook owners, recently revealing the fact that future versions of Chrome OS will allow users to rename attached USB flash drives.
Gentoo-Based Porteus Kiosk 4.5 Debuts with EAPoL Support, Linux Kernel 4.12
Tomasz Jokiel from Porteus Solutions announced the release of the Gentoo-based Porteus Kiosk 4.5 operating system designed for web terminals, which brings numerous improvements, updated components, and new functionality.
GNU Linux-Libre 4.13 Kernel Launches Officially for Those Who Seek 100% Freedom
Alexandre Oliva, the maintainer of the GNU Linux-libre project, an Open Source initiative to provide a 100% free version of the Linux kernel to those who seek 100% freedom, announced the release of GNU Linux-libre 4.13.
PulseAudio 11 Debuts with Support for Newer AirPlay Hardware, Bluetooth Goodies
The open-source and cross-platform PulseAudio sound system has been updated recently to version 11, a major release adding numerous new features and improvements to the audio to make it sound better on your favorite GNU/Linux distribution.
Twitter Finally Rolls Out Night Mode Feature to Linux, Windows and Mac Users
Twitter announced today that it managed to implement the Night Mode feature to the desktop version of its social networking service, available on all Linux and Windows PCs, as well as Macs.
Mesa 17.2 Graphics Stack Released, Brings Many Improvements for Linux Gamers
Collabora's Emil Velikov is pleased to announce the release and general availability of the Mesa 17.2 graphics stack for GNU/Linux operating systems, which is a major version adding lots of improvements.
Debian GNU/Linux 10 "Buster" Installer Enters Alpha with Linux 4.12 Support
Work on the next major version of the Debian GNU/Linux operating system is ongoing since early July, a couple of weeks after the Debian GNU/Linux 9 "Stretch" series arrived, and it now looks like it's already in Alpha stages of development.
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