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The Mozilla Firefox 43.0 web browser is scheduled for an official release on December 15, 2015, but Mozilla has just started seeding the binaries for all supported operating systems, including GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows.
Watch: How to Resize and Expand the Filesystem of Ubuntu MATE for Raspberry Pi 2
Today we're continuing our "Watch" series of articles with something a little different, a video tutorial that tries to teaches those who run the Ubuntu MATE operating system on their Raspberry Pi 2 devices how to expand the filesystem.
MPlayer-Based MPV Video Player Drops Support for Linux PVR and Windows XP
The developers of the MPlayer-based MPV open-source and cross-platform video player software announced this past weekend the release and immediate availability for download of MPV 0.14.0.
Linux Mint 17.3 "Rosa" KDE and Xfce Editions to Launch in January 2016
The developers of the Linux Mint project published their report for the month of November 2015, to inform all users of the popular GNU/Linux distribution about the work done in the last month, as well as about upcoming events.
Krita Animation Edition Gets a Second Beta Release, Still Not Based on Krita 3.0 - Video
The Krita developers have announced the release and immediate availability for download and testing of the second Beta build of the upcoming Krita Animation Edition digital painting software.
How to Install Linux Kernel 4.3 on Ubuntu, Debian, and Linux Mint
GNU/Linux developer Arne Exton released new kernel packages for Ubuntu/Debian-based distributions.
Arch Linux Devs Will No Longer Support KDE 4, Say KDE Plasma 5.5 Is Stable Enough
The Arch Linux developers published a brief announcement on the project's website to inform all users of the lightweight and highly customizable computer operating system about some modifications in the KDE packages.
ownCloud Partnerships with WD to Bring Self-Hosted Cloud Storage in Users' Homes
ownCloud was proud to announce that they will start a collaboration with the tech giant Western Digital to bring self-hosted cloud storage solutions powered by ownCloud for home users.
uNav GPS Navigation App for Ubuntu Phones Now Lets Users Share Locations
Ubuntu app developer Marcos Costales had the great pleasure of announcing the general availability of a new update for his awesome uNav GPS navigation app for Ubuntu Phone devices.
Linux Kernel 3.14.58 LTS Updates Networking and USB Drivers, Fixes ARM and x86 Issues
Greg Kroah-Hartman published details about the fifty-eighth maintenance version of the long-term supported Linux 3.14 kernel.
How to Install Ubuntu Linux on Raspberry Pi 2
At the request of many of our readers, we've decided to write the following tutorial to teach them how to install the Ubuntu Linux operating system on the Raspberry Pi 2 single-board computer (SBC).
GRID Autosport Racing Game Officially Released for Linux, SteamOS and Mac OS X
Feral Interactive dropped the news every Linux and Mac gamers wanted to hear, the awesome GRID Autosport racing game is now available on Steam for Linux, SteamOS and Steam for Mac.
Linux Kernel 4.2.7 Is Out with ARM, x86, MIPS, and IPv6 Improvements, Updated Drivers
Immediately after announcing the release of the first maintenance build of Linux kernel 4.3, renowned Linux kernel developer Greg Kroah-Hartman published details about the seventh point release of Linux kernel 4.2.
PINE64, the World's First 64-bit Expandable Supercomputer, Runs Ubuntu and Android 5.1
We introduced you guys to the PINE64 single-board computer (SBC) a couple of days ago, when we've stated that it is the world's first $15 open source gaming machine that runs Android and Linux.
Ubuntu Touch Mobile OS to Support the s390x Hardware Architecture for Landings
Canonical's Steve Langasek informed Ubuntu Touch developers that the Ubuntu for phones mobile operating system will support the s390x (also known as IBM System z) hardware architecture for the landing silos.
elementary Devs Move the OS' Icons from Canonical's Launchpad to GitHub
The developers of the elementary GNU/Linux operating system, an Ubuntu derivative loved by the community for its gorgeous look and feel, have announced the migration of the distro's icons to GitHub.
Introducing GalliumOS, a Xubuntu-Based Linux OS for Chromebooks and Chromeboxes
We have the pleasure of introducing our readers to a brand-new GNU/Linux operating system, called GalliumOS, based on the Xubuntu Linux distribution and tailored for Chromebooks and Chromeboxes.
NethServer Linux Receives New Multi-Wan Implementation, Antispam Improvements
Alessio Fattorini, leader of the NethServer GNU/Linux operating system, informed us about the latest new features that landed during the month of November 2015.
Meet PINE64, the World's First $15 Open Source Gaming Machine That Runs Android and Linux
While digging through the Internet, we've recently found a new and powerful 64-bit expandable SBC (Single-board computer) called PINE64 that costs only $15 (approximately €14).
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux Kernel 4.4 LTS Release Candidate 4, Things Are Still Calm
Linus Torvalds unleashed the fourth RC (Release Candidate) build of the upcoming Linux 4.4 kernel.
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