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If you're looking for a Linux distro that looks very similar to Windows, then check out Ubuntu Cinnamon. Ubuntu Cinnamon provides a reliable, customizable, and relatively secure interface that makes switching from Windows easier, smoother, and more enjoyable.

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added a new flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, signaling in-the-wild abuse, and giving federal agencies a patching deadline.

As many as 240 million Windows 10 PCs can't be upgraded to Windows 11. What's a user to do? You have five viable alternatives to trashing your machine.

Discover a step-by-step guide to install Ryujinx Emuator on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions with practical usage examples.

Learn how to create a systemd service file in Linux to manage your application or shell script file in the background as a service.

Fedora Rawhide test days are events where anyone can help make sure changes in Fedora Linux work well in an upcoming release. Fedora community members often participate, and the public is welcome at these events. If you’ve never contributed to Fedora Linux before, this is a perfect way to get started.

The independent distro NixOS, whose set of packages can be used on other GNU/Linux distributions, as well as on macOS systems, has a new major release, NixOS 24.05, that introduces support for recent technologies and various enhancements.

A short and simple tutorial showing how to install QEMU on Debian (Xfce)

Linux Mint's Software Manager has been significantly improved with faster loading, instant window display, and secure Flatpak settings.

The Destination Linux podcast had a fascinating conversation with the Linux Gaming powerhouse, GloriousEggroll. Eggy joins DL to talk about Proton-GE, Nobara, Lutris and much more.

The Linux Mint project is out with its monthly newsletter that highlights recent progress made on this Ubuntu (and Debian) derived, desktop-focused Linux distribution. In May they worked out enhancements to Linux Mint's software manager and also continued working on optimizing their package archive hosting...

AI tools are more accessible than ever. Big tech companies have made this possible, but their focus on growth and monetization prioritizes large-scale products. This leaves smaller AI projects in the shadows, despite their potential to better serve individual needs. That’s why we’re excited to introduce the Mozilla Builders Accelerator. This program is designed to […] The post Building open, private AI with the Mozilla Builders Accelerator appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.

Canonical today announced Ubuntu Core 24 as the latest stable version of this official Ubuntu flavor optimized for IoT (Internet of Things), as well as embedded and edge devices.

Amarok 3.0.1 is here a little over a month after Amarok 3.0 to add a couple of new features including an option that lets users copy an image from the Wikipedia applet to the clipboard, along with a clickable notification if the user clicks on a non-Wikipedia link and the ability to indicate the active search option in the Wikipedia applet.

In this article, you'll learn how a developer or SysAdmin can find the AWS EC2 instance type over SSH using six practical methods.

The immutable and declarative NixOS 24.05 "Uakari" launches with robust upgrades, including GNOME 46, Plasma 6, and Linux kernel 6.6.

OpenCV 4.10 is out today as the newest version of the Open Computer Vision Library for this widely-used library with machine learning support, object detection, segmentation and recognition, motion video tracking, gesture recognition, and a variety of other features important for today's diverse workloads.

In Linux, modifying files from the command line is a common task. Whether you need to prepend configuration parameters, add headers to text files, or make bulk edits, knowing how to insert a line at the beginning of a file can be very useful. This article explores several methods to achieve this efficiently.

Steam just released its monthly hardware survey, and there are a few noteworthy trends worth commenting on. While the majority of Steam users have 16GB of RAM (47.08%), a good number are quickly migrating to 32GB. Users with 32GB are still a far second at 28.72%, but this number jumped by 0.63% compared to the previous month — the largest growth in any of the RAM configurations Steam lists.

The 190th installment of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup is here for the week ending on June 2nd, 2024, keeping you updated with the most important things happening in the Linux world.