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Four years in the works, AsteroidOS, the open-source operating system for smartwatches powered by Google's Wear OS (formerly Android Wear) operating system, is now ready for the masses.
Valve Adds Bluetooth LE Support to Steam Controller in Latest Steam Client Beta
Valve announced over the weekend that it enabled support for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) functionality to the Steam Controller in the latest Steam Client Beta software update for all supported platforms.
Scientific Linux 7.5 Officially Released Based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.5
The developers of Scientific Linux, a free and open-source clone of Red Hat's RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) operating system, released a new update to the latest Scientific Linux 7 series.
Mozilla Officially Unveils Firefox 60 Quantum Web Browser as the Next ESR Series
Mozilla officially announced today the release of its Firefox 60 web browser as the next ESR (Extended Support Release) series for all supported platforms on the desktop, including Linux, Mac, and Windows.
Android P SELinux Rules to Finally Block Apps from Monitoring Network Activity
Google is working on making its Linux-based Android operating system more secure and privacy-aware, and the next major release could finally address a long-overdue privacy issue in the OS.
Firefox 60 for Android Brings Faster Page Rendering, New View Page Source Option
Mozilla released today the Firefox 60 "Quantum" web browser for supported desktop platforms, including GNU/Linux, macOS, and Microsoft Windows, as well as for Google's Android mobile operating system.
GNOME 3.28.2 Released with Memory Leak Fixes for GNOME Shell, Update Now
GNOME Project's Matthias Clasen announced a few moments ago the general availability of the second and last scheduled point release of the GNOME 3.28 desktop environment.
Google Updates Chrome for Desktop to Fix Privilege Escalation in Extensions
Google released on Thursday a new stable version of its Chrome 66 web browser, version 66.0.3359.170, which is currently rolling out to Linux, Mac, and Windows users, to fix a few important security issues.
Ubuntu 18.10 "Cosmic Cuttlefish" Slated for Release on October 18, 2018
Now that we know the codename of the next Ubuntu release, Ubuntu 18.10, it's time to take a closer look at the release schedule, which suffered some changes for this cycle, and the proposed release date.
Valve's Steam Link App Will Let You Play Your Steam Games on Android and iOS
Valve announced on Wednesday that it plans to release two new apps for the Android and iOS mobile operating systems that will let Steam users play their Steam games and watch Steam movies on mobile devices.
It's Official: Chromebooks Will Soon Run Linux Apps and Pixelbook Is the First
During the Google I/O 2018 event today, Google made it official that it will soon allow Linux apps to run on Chromebooks alongside Chrome OS apps and Android apps.
Debian Patches Two Security Flaws in Stretch and Jessie with New Kernel Update
Debian Project's Salvatore Bonaccorso announced today the availability of a new kernel patch for both Debian GNU/Linux 9 "Stretch" and Debian GNU/Linux 8 "Jessie" operating system series to patch two security vulnerabilities and address some regressions.
Next Generation Ubuntu Linux Installer Could Use HTML5, Electron, and Snaps
Development kicked off on the next Ubuntu release, the Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish), and it looks like one of its major new features could be a next-generation Ubiquity graphical installer.
Google Assistant on Wear OS Updated with Audible Answers and Smart Responses
Google has started rolling out a new version of its in-house developed Google Assistant virtual assistant for Android devices to the Wear OS (formerly Android Wear) operating system for wearables.
openSUSE Conference 2018 to Take Place in Prague, Czech Republic, from May 25-27
The openSUSE Project plans to host this year's openSUSE Conference event for users, collaborators, and developers at the end of the month in the beautiful city of Prague, Czech Republic.
Valve Adds Support for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller to Its Steam Client
Valve announced that it added support for the Nintendo Switch Pro controller to its Steam Client in the latest beta release, allowing users to play their favorite games with their beloved controller.
Linux Apps Are Coming to Chromebooks and You Can Try Them Right Now, Here's How
It looks like Chromebook users will finally be able to run native Linux apps on their Chromebooks, besides Android apps, as Google made another step towards Linux app support in its Linux-based Chrome OS operating system.
First Arch Linux ISO Snapshot Powered by Linux Kernel 4.16 Is Here
If you've wanted to deploy the Arch Linux operating system on your computers with the latest Linux 4.16 kernel series out-of-the-box, now you can with May 2018's snapshot.
Ubuntu 18.10 Daily Build ISOs Are Now Available to Download
Now that Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver) was released, it's time for the Ubuntu development team to concentrate their efforts on the next release of the Linux-based operating system.
Samsung Announces the Galaxy A6 and A6+ Android Phones with Everyday Features
Samsung announced on Wednesday the availability of the Galaxy A6 and A6+ Android-powered mobile phones with everyday features, stylish design, and advanced camera systems.
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