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If you like Firefox’s engine but not its direction, Zen Browser gives you a familiar foundation with a more flexible UI, built?in theming, and productivity-focused features.
It’s Official: Richard Stallman Will Speak at Georgia Tech on January 23
While RMS has continued to speak at occasional events, he’s largely remained publicly invisible until now. Is this about to change?
Origami Linux’s COSMIC Desktop on Fedora Atomic Almost Wins Me Over
Origami Linux pairs the Cosmic desktop with a Fedora Atomic base and a deliberately sparse default install, leaving most of the customization to you.
Why Ditching VirtualBox for KVM and Virt-Manager Makes Sense
Moving away from VirtualBox doesn’t have to be complicated. Jack Wallen walks you through installing virt-manager and spinning up your first VM with KVM.
Three Small Plugins That Make Joplin Click
According to our writer, three small, easy-to-miss plugins were all it took for Joplin to live up to its Evernote-killer reputation.
Docket Traffic Jam Delays Software Freedom Conservancy Vs Vizio Trial
A late?breaking minute order from Judge Sandy Leal has delayed Software Freedom Conservancy’s Vizio GPL trial, leaving only a January 26 pretrial hearing firmly set.
CuerdOS 2.0 Skycatcher Xfce: Spanish Distro Takes Chances, Mostly Succeeds
CuerdOS 2.0 Skycatcher’s Xfce edition leans on Debian Trixie, custom tuning, and some unconventional app choices like Vivaldi and Harmony Music.
Try Joplin: Your Open Source Evernote Alternative
If you rely heavily on note-taking apps and want to switch from a proprietary to an open-source solution, this app might be what you're looking for.
There’ll Be More AI Than Open Source at Spacewalk 2026 — But Not by Much
Spacewalk 2026 will kick off ATO’s year with a slate of AI?focused talks in Raleigh — and organizers say open source will still be woven through the entire evening.
On BSD, Desktops, and New Year’s Resolutions…
A New Year’s Eve resolution about BSD from one FOSS Force writer inspires a BSD?flavored response from another.
Our Top Five Most Underrated Linux Distros for 2025
Not every great distro makes a splash on the front page of DistroWatch or in mainstream coverage. These are the five Linux distros from 2025 that we think merit a closer look.
My Five Linux and Open Source 2026 Resolutions (Oh… and BSD)
After a rough 2025, Jack Wallen maps out five practical resolutions for 2026, from covering BSD more seriously to actually speaking up when people complain about Windows.
Nate Graham Wants to Step Back from ‘This Week in Plasma’
A mainstay of KDE development news is about to change: Nate Graham wants to step back from his “This Week in Plasma” column and is inviting others to carry it forward.
After Vizio Ruling, SFC Pushes Back And Torvalds Weighs In
The court ruled, SFC fired back, and Linus couldn’t resist weighing in. Here’s what actually happened.
From Great to Greater: Our 5 Favorite ‘Distro of the Week’ Picks
Forget arguing about Ubuntu vs. Debian. This roundup sticks to the distros that actually crossed our test bench in this year’s Distro of the Week column, and the five that rose above the rest.
My Holiday Hopes for Linux and Open Source
As the old year is replaced by the new, here’s Jack Wallen’s wish list for Linux and open source in 2026 — from the desktop to the developers who keep it alive.
Elementary OS 8.1 Is Out With Secure Session — and We Have Screenshots
elementary OS 8.1 is a point release that brings a default Secure Session, better tools for managing background apps and workspaces, and a more informative AppCenter experience.
Why I Wouldn’t Want John Solomon’s New CMO Job at Mozilla
Firefox’s market share has cratered while Mozilla’s dependence on Google and executive pay have soared. We look at what John Solomon is really walking into.
Pop!_OS 24.04’s New Scratch-Built Cosmic: Hands-On, With Screenshots
System76’s Pop!_OS 24.04 lands with the all-new Cosmic Epoch 1 desktop. We installed it and kicked the tires so you know what to expect.
Calibre 8.16’s AI Wants to Talk Books. It Can’t Even Find Mine.
After looking at the new Calibre 8.16 which puts AI on the playing field, our writer wonders if that's a good idea.