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Bluestar Linux: Arch Power, User-Friendly Polish
Think Arch is only for the hardcore? Bluestar Linux rewrites the rules—delivering power, polish, and zero intimidation.
Darktable: The Open Source Lightroom Alternative Every Shooter Needs
Darktable brings advanced, nondestructive photo editing and management to Linux—no subscription or proprietary software required.
Lyon, France Adopts OnlyOffice: From Russia With Love
The city of Lyon is getting rid of most of its US software. Its choice of OnlyOffice instead of LibreOffice has me scratching my head.
Did Gemini CLI Drop Acid Last Night?
Last night, on our computers at least, Google’s new open source Gemini CLI started acting as if it were on mind altering drugs. Here’s our morning after report.
Modicia OS: Multimedia-Focused Linux With Flair
Modicia O.S. blends powerful multimedia tools, unique features, and a polished user experience for Linux enthusiasts and creative professionals.
KDE Plasma 6.4: Opening the Hood to See What’s New
This minor point release of KDE Plasma 6.4 packs enough new features to make it worth your attention.
Beyond the Buzz: How ‘Deep Tech’ Startups Are Changing the Game
In a world obsessed with quick wins and viral apps, deep tech startups are betting on substance over sizzle. Here’s how they might change the game for good.
antiX Linux: A ‘Proudly Anti-Fascist’ Distro That’s ‘Suitable for Old and New Computers’
We find a Linux distro that runs on computers big and small—and centers its identity on an antifascist stance—surprisingly refreshing!
Ollama: Open Source AI That Runs on Your Computer
In this explainer, Jack Wallen will not only explain Ollama, he’ll walk you through getting it running on your Linux box.
Why Is FOSS Force Reporting on a ‘No Kings’ Event in Elkin, NC
On No Kings Day in a small town in North Carolina, our reporter rediscovers that code, community, and politics are intertwined.
BigLinux: Samba, Software, and Surprises
Brazil’s BigLinux delivers a feature-packed, user-friendly Linux experience — with a few playful twists along the way.
Warp Takes Your Terminal to Light Speed and Beyond
You’ll think you’re cruising through hyperspace — Warp brings speed, insight, and next-level productivity to the command line.
EndeavourOS: A Distro That's All Things to All People
Our look at the popular Dutch Linux distribution EndeavourOS reveals an impressive distro that’s both easy to use and powerful enough for experienced users—thanks to its Arch Linux foundation.
Murena’s DeGoogled Android Alternative Upgraded to /e/OS 3.0
Murena is out with a new major release of its deGoogled and improved version of Android — /e/OS 3.O
Alpine Linux 3.22.0: Not Just for Servers, Containers, and IoT
Everybody knows that Alpine Linux is a great base OS for containers and IoT devices, and works great for running servers in data centers. We decided to see how well it performs on a desktop…
As EDA Ban Hits China Will Europe Step Up on Open Hardware?
Could Washington’s ban on US tech exports to China spark greater technological independence in Europe — and beyond?
Gnome’s New Director Tackles Funding, Pride and Prejudice
Given the current political climate in the US and parts of Europe, it’s not surprising that the haters have been targeting one of open source’s most beloved projects.
Nobara Linux: Fedora’s Wild Side, Unleashed
Nobara Linux is named after the character Nobara Kugisaki in the anime series Jujutsu Kaisen. The distro’s creator, Thomas Crider, is a fan of the character and chose the name to add a personal touch.
AlmaLinux 10: RHEL’s Twin, With Twists
While most of the RHEL clones are happy to be line-by-line copies of Red Hat’s pride and joy, AlmaLinux 10 strives to be a little bit more.