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System76’s CEO told FOSS Force that the company is in the early stages of putting a desktop project together, and cited 2023 as a potential release date.

The online event is free-to-attend, although those living on the West Coast might find the start time to be a little early.

The exploit, patched since April, only affects customers running on-premises versions of GitLab and doesn’t affect GitLab.com.

Project Trident’s default Lumina desktop environment is unaffected by this development and will continue to be developed and maintained for Linux and BSD users.

Changes to Firefox’s add-on policies that were announced on Wednesday, focus on privacy and security and will go into effect on December 1, 2021.

The enterprise focused FOSS cloud platform released a beta version of a backup app for Nextcloud that’s designed specifically for home users.

The Firefox browser, which has been experiencing declining use for more than a decade, is the only open source brand included in Fact Company’s ‘Brands that Matter.’

Microsoft discovers that no matter how much control it wants over .NET, an open source foundation is ultimately controlled by its community.

Apache Software Foundation says goodbye to its system of mirrors that have been serving downloads of its software for more than 20 years.

At this year’s All Things Open conference, IBM unveiled a new cloud guide focused on open source and hybrid cloud deployments.

It’s now easier to migrate from CentOS 7 to AlmaLinux 8, Oracle Linux 8, or Rocky Linux 8, thanks to a new project from AlmaLinux.

As ATO moves back to being an in-person event, it’s not forgetting those who still need to stay at home — by live streaming the entire event, along with many hours of additional content only available online.

The CloudLinux CEO and founder of AlmaLinux steps down as the open source project’s chairperson to assure the distro’s independence.

Less than five months after the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4, Red Hat today released the beta version of it flagship server operating system, RHEL 8.5. Along with improvements and new features that are an expected part of any Red Hat release, this beta release is also easier for users to access and take for a test drive that previous betas have been.

With this move, CloudLinux keeps its promise to make AlmaLinux a community owned open source project instead of its subsidiary.

Google Chrome's new API, Idle Detection, knows when you've been sleeping, it knows when you're awake, and it knows if you've been bad or good.

The networking startup says the new platform is aimed at "the other side of the house" from its usual network engineering customers.

Extended support will give CentOS 8 users time to determine which of the CentOS clones will work best for them.

The RHEL clone and CentOS 8 replacement, available on Amazon Web Services since the end of June, is now available on Microsoft Azure.