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Although downloading the distro might feel like a confrontation with an overzealous panhandler, once installed, elementaryOS rewards users with a robust Linux experience.
Why Bazaar Is the Best Flatpak App Store You’re Not Using
Some think that Bazaar is on its way to being the go-to Flatpak app store in the Linux world — often preferable to standard app stores. It’s certainly worth trying, whether you’re a new or experienced user.
Avoiding OSAID: Brock and Perens Reflect on a Year of Open Source AI Debate
A year after OSI debuted OSAID 1.0, critics Amanda Brock and Bruce Perens still aren’t sold — and they say the debate points to bigger questions for tech, as well as open source.
Nextcloud Hub 25 Autumn Ups the Ante for Open Source Clouds
The latest Nextcloud Hub 25 Autumn brings a polished new interface, streamlined workflows, and a host of usability upgrades—check out our screenshots of the refreshed user experience.
Pop!_OS 24.04 and COSMIC Betas Have Arrived — We’ve Got Screenshots
Cosmic’s Rust-powered debut is here! Dive into the revamped Pop!_OS 24.04 beta and get your first look at the modern desktop that’s rewriting Linux history.
Voyager Linux 13.1 Debian – A French Take on Classic Debian
Voyager 13.1 Debian wraps robust stability in unexpected elegance -- here we explore how a little French savoir-faire takes Linux somewhere new.
Audacity: Multi-Track Reel-to-Reel for the Digital Age
Do you have the audacity to use Audacity? If you do, our reviewer says he wouldn’t consider you audacious for a second because this app is fantastic.
If Open Source Stops Being Global, It Stops Being Open
Europe wants to buy European, America wants to deregulate the world, China hacks the commons. But code knows no borders… unless we let it.
Linux Mint 22.2 ‘Zara’: More Excellence From a Consistently Outstanding Distro
This week, our Linux distro gadabout takes a look at both the Cinnamon and Mate editions of Linux Mint 22.2 “Zara,” and finds absolutely nothing to complain about.
Multipass Makes Spinning Up Ubuntu Images as Simple as It Gets
Multipass offers a quick way to create Ubuntu virtual machines with no extra hardware or complex setup needed.
ASF Retires Indigenous Imagery–But Keeps ‘Apache’ Name for Now
Stuck between a rock and a hard place, ASF ditches the feather, but keeps the Apache name: not enough for the left, too ‘woke’ for the right? Welcome to modern America…
Linux Lite 7.6: Plenty for Windows Refugees, But Too Dumbed Down for Comfort
While it’s very commendable that Linux Lite is going after a particular user – people who might be unhappy with Windows 11 – treating these new users like digital imbeciles leaves a lot to be desired.
CIQ Joins SUSE and Ubuntu by Including CUDA in Its AI Linux Distro
The CUDA club just got a new member. Here’s how CIQ wants its Rocky Linux for AI spin to shake up how enterprises roll out GPU-hungry apps.
We Asked LibreOffice and Collabora: Why Aren’t They in Schools Instead of Word and Google Docs?
FOSS Force’s Marco Fioretti asks LibreOffice’s Italo Vignoli and Collabora’s Naomi Obbard about why their software isn’t used in more schools, and what can be done to turn that around.
Margaret Dawson Named CMO at SUSE, Bringing Cloud and Linux Expertise
With stints at Red Hat, Apptio, and Chronosphere, Margaret Dawson brings plenty of tech cred to her new CMO post at SUSE.
KDE Linux Goes Alpha: Arch-Based, Immutable OS Unveiled at Akademy
KDE Linux hits alpha—ready for developers and power users, but ordinary Linux fans should hold off for now. What’s it is, what’s it isn’t, and why it matters.
MINIX Creator Andrew Tanenbaum’s Nerdearla Interview Will Be Livestreamed
MINIX inspired a generation of open source hackers and the Linux kernel itself. Later this month, its creator takes the Nerdearla stage, and the livestream is free.
BesGnuLinux: a Lightweight, Fast, Furious, and Stable Distro
BesGnuLinux calls itself lightweight, useful, and stable — but after a wild ride with version 3-0, you might find it’s got a lot more ‘fast and furious’ under the hood.
LanguageTool and Eloquent: Two Grammar Checkers for Your Linux Machines
Looking for ways to catch errors in your writing? LanguageTool and Eloquent offer simple solutions with no fuss.
What We Learned Building Enterprise Linux Optimized for AI
Is your AI infrastructure built for the future? Guest writer Brian Dawson, product manager at CIQ, reveals surprising lessons learned while creating an OS designed for AI workloads.