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Red Hat follows SUSE’s lead with an EU support pledge — raising the stakes in the race for European digital sovereignty.
Our Look at Fedora 43 — With Screenshots, Elton John, and More!
Take Fedora 43 Workstation for a spin with our hands-on review — plenty of screenshots, but don’t trample the Easter egg.
How to Organize Your Streamers With Ticket Booth
No more guessing where your favorite series lives—Ticket Booth lets you keep your database of titles up to date.
ODF 1.4 Standard Set for Debut: Why This Is Important
As ODF 1.4 nears release, office suite developers and users alike can expect an open, transparent format designed to meet modern document needs.
Ikey Doherty’s Gone Missing Again
As AerynOS powers ahead without its founder, the open source world might ask: Why does Ikey Doherty keep going AWOL?
SUSE 16 Puts Agentic AI in the Cockpit
Adding reproducible builds should earn near-universal praise, but SUSE’s agentic AI integration with SLES 16 may test some enterprises comfort zones. The good news is that there's an on/off switch.
Shelf Stable Cosmic DE Will Arrive With a Pop! on December 11
What is likely the most anticipated desktop Linux launch in years kicks off on December 11 -- are you ready to see the new Cosmic DE?
Zorin 0S 18: 100,000+ Windows 10 Users Can’t Be Wrong
With performance boosts and seamless cloud connections, Zorin OS 18 is quickly becoming the top gateway for Windows refugees.
Red Hat Catches CUDA Train at NVIDIA GTC, Adds AI-Ready Security and DPU Support
While in many ways coming from behind, Red Hat unveiled CUDA integration, security-hardened images, and DPU support at Nvidia's GTC in Washington, DC.
How to Run Windows Apps on Linux Using Bottles
Windows 10 support has ended, but Bottles offers a reliable bridge to keep favorite Windows apps running for those who are shifting to Linux.
AI Powers a Browser Renaissance — But Not for Open Source
Big names are pushing AI browsing as the future of the web, yet open source options are rare, leaving users to either weigh features against control and privacy… or fight back.
Austria Says ‘Auf Wiedersehen’ to Proprietary and ‘Willkommen’ to Open Source
The Austrian Ministry for Economic Affairs drops foreign clouds for a homegrown Nextcloud and LibreOffice solution, showing Europe’s steady move toward digital independence.
Taking a Spin on Bluefin Immutable Linux
A dinosaur mascot, a read-only core, and a huge ISO– here’s our hands-on experience after taking Bluefin GTS for a ride.
How to Install and Configure Polybar on Linux
Learn how to install and configure Polybar to create a Linux status bar that gives you complete control over what it displays.
Percona’s New CEO Peter Farkas Returns to a Company He Never Really Left
In an exclusive conversation, newly minted Percona CEO Peter Farkas explains why the company’s open source-first approach still works — and how he plans to build on it across global teams and new database fronts.
Protect Yourself Online: A Hands-On Guide to the New Tails 7.0
Heading into risky online territory? Consider running Tails 7.0, which now offers faster startup and a smoother setup for safer browsing.
System76’s Oryx Pro Laptop Is First with the Beta COSMIC Desktop and Pop!
System76 is now shipping a flagship laptop with beta software, a decision rarely seen at this price point. We look at the reasoning and realities behind the move.
MX Linux 23.6 Libreto: High Performance on Legacy or Bleeding-Edge Hardware
Whether reviving old gear or maxing out new silicon, MX Linux 23.6 Libretto stays cool, collected, and gets the job done no matter what it takes.
Open Source and EVerest Are Driving the Future of EV Charging
Behind every EV charger, software determines what actually works together. EVerest is the open source approach that’s quietly driving change in the EV energy infrastructure.
Coming: A Repairable Printer With Refillable Ink Cartridges
Tired of paying the equivalent of $10,000 per gallon for inkjet cartridges, and throwing away printers that aren’t fixable? According to the Open Printer project, a solution is on the way.