Linux NewsDebian Celebrates 33 Years of Free and Open Source Software
Founded in 1993 by Ian Murdock, Debian celebrates 33 years as one of the most influential projects in the Linux ecosystem.
Windows is losing an entire generation of PC users to Linux, Apple, and Google
Microsoft is to blame as much as Linux, Apple, and Google.
Marek Olลกรกk's 19 Latest Patches Further Optimizing RADV & ACO
Legendary Mesa Radeon Gallium3D driver developer Marek Olลกรกk who was a longtime AMD employee and then joined Valve's Linux graphics driver team earlier this year has continued his focus now on perfecting his art around the RADV Vulkan driver and ACO shader compiler...
nnn 5.3 Terminal File Manager Adds Native Preview Pane, Better Fuzzy Filtering
nnn 5.3 โMai Taiโ introduces a native preview pane, improved fuzzy filtering, lazy-loaded plugins, new plugins, and numerous usability fixes.
These 5 immutable Linux distros solve problems Windows users donโt even know they have
A read-only system may sound limiting, but it will free you from dependency hell and irreversible mistakes.
Alpha-Stage NeoSearch Brings Openness to Search
The Apache-licensed project seeks to elevate independent sources, demote SEO spam, and ultimately loosen Big Techโs grip on web search. The post Alpha-Stage NeoSearch Brings Openness to Search appeared first on FOSS Force.
These forgotten operating systems were decades ahead of their time
These systems had slick UIs, multiprocessor support, multitasking and MIDI. What happened?
Bazaar Joins GNOME Circle, Targets GNOME 52 as GNOME Software Successor
Bazaar, the modern Flatpak-focused app store, joins GNOME Circle while targeting GNOME 52 as part of GNOMEโs plans beyond GNOME Software.
Arch-Based Omarchy 4.0 โQuattroโ Is Here with Its Biggest Desktop Overhaul Yet
Omarchy 4.0 โQuattroโ arrives with a completely rewritten Quickshell-based desktop shell, faster installs, dual-boot support, and usability improvements.
GNOME 51 Desktop Environment Is Now Available for Public Beta Testing
The GNOME 51 desktop environment is now available for public beta testing with new features and improvements across various core apps and components.
GNOME 51 Beta Released with New Fingerprint UI, Blur Support, and More
GNOME 51 Beta is now available with background blur support, reduced-motion improvements, HDR enhancements, and updates across Shell, Mutter, Settings, and apps.
GNOME 51 Beta Released With Many Minor Improvements
The beta release of GNOME 51 is now available for testing. This cycle for the beta milestone is mostly a wide collection of minor improvements throughout the vast package set...
Debian Opens Vote on the Future of AI-Assisted Contributions
Debian developers have opened a General Resolution vote to decide how the project should handle AI-assisted contributions.
Overshared to an AI? Proton's Tool Will Give You a Reality Check
Powered by Lumo, the tool turns your exported AI chat history into a personalized report of your privacy exposure.
Intel's Jay Graphics Shader Compiler Now Passing Vulkan CTS With Xe2/Xe3 Hardware
Last year Alyssa Rosenzweig joined Intel to work on their Linux graphics drivers after previously serving as a contractor for Valve on their graphics stack and also previously leading the Mesa driver work for the Asahi Linux Apple Silicon graphics support. Since joining Intel, she has been leading the development of Jay as a new SSA-based shader compiler for Intel graphics hardware to be used by the Mesa Iris Gallium3D and ANV Vulkan drivers...
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