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Arch’s AUR has been busy battling DDoS attacks and malware. Trouble’s not over—and it’s anybody’s guess what’s next… if anything.
CachyOS — Distrowatch’s Top Distro Has Speed, Polish and Features
CachyOS delivers top?tier performance, modern desktop choices, and hassle?free software management — a standout among Arch?based distros.
How to Install and Use the Local Kanri Kanban App on Linux
Kanri is a fast, open source Kanban app for Linux that keeps your projects on your desktop. Learn how to install it and start managing tasks locally in minutes.
Your Country’s Digital Sovereignty Index Score — and Why It Matters
Think your country’s got its digital act together? The Digital Sovereignty Index might have a few surprises for you.
AOL Says ‘Sayonara’ to Dial-Up, Ending an Internet Era
After 34 years of beeps, boops, and busy signals, AOL is finally hanging up on dial-up. One last ‘you’ve got mail’ before an internet era fades into history.
RefreshOS 2.5: Smooth, Stylish, and Almost Spotless Linux
After spending nearly a week with this distro, our Larry Cafiero tells us that RefreshOS “would be flawless if it wasn’t for the long boot time.”
Bottles App for Running Linux Finds Funding
Bottles, the go-to app for running Windows software on Linux, just landed surprise funding — right as things looked dire.
Inside Proton’s New Two-Factor Authenticator App
Proton Authenticator is an open source, privacy-focused Authenticator app that lets you securely sync and manage 2FA codes across all your devices—without ads, tracking, or lock-in.
KubeSphere Drops Open for Fauxpen — Blames It On AI or Something…
KubeSphere evidently failed to realize going in that open source means open, and is changing to a new proprietary license with “open source” in the name.
Boston-Based FSF Could Use a Few Volunteers on August 11
FSF’s big summer fundraiser is over and it’s now time for rolling up the sleeves to get those orders shipped!
Scratch-Built KaOS and Its Latest KDE-Driven Evolution
KaOS doesn’t follow the crowd; it sets its own course with a bold KDE twist. This just might be the Linux distro you’ve been waiting for.
Don’t Struggle with Flatpaks—Warehouse Gives Easy Control on Any Distro
If you’re not using one of the many Linux distro’s that come with Flatpak management already built in, Warehouse is here to help.
Power Outage at Newark Data Center Disrupts Linode, Took LWN Offline
When one of open source’s favorite cloud hosts went dark, even LWN.net blinked. Here’s what happened—and why it matters.
How My AI Assistants Told Me to Show My Appreciation on SysAdmin Day
Oops! Yet another year that we forgot to write a SysAdmin Day article. Considering that we’ve been around for 15 years, that makes us 0 for 15.
Rolling With Rhino: The Ups and Downs of a Reinvented Linux
Unconventional, opinionated, and undeniably unique — Rhino Linux might change the way you see your desktop. Or at least keep you guessing.
How Stacer Simplifies Linux System Maintenance and Optimization
Want complete control over your Linux system—without the command line? Discover how Stacer can clean, tweak, and optimize your setup in just a few clicks.
What’s the Point of Linux “Anti-Something” Distros?
The biggest question our man in Italy has about Linux distros and other open source software projects taking political stances is: do they do more harm than good?
Thai Flavors: Ultramarine 41 and 42 — Your Linux Menu Picks
When Ultramarine Linux 42 was released just as Larry Cafiero was wrapping up his evaluation of the previous version, he couldn’t resist taking a look to see if number 42 is indeed the answer to everything…
Super Productivity: Open Source Project Manager That Does It All
Super Productivity isn’t just another to-do app—it’s like having a personal project sidekick that actually gets it. Give your workflow a turbo boost and see what you’ve been missing!
Just Say No to Overcomplicated Cars
The Mustang Mach-E recall isn’t just a glitch—it’s a sign that sometimes, the best solutions are the ones we’ve left behind.