Linux NewsWhat is NTFSPlus and Why Does It Matter for Linux Users?
NTFSPlus is a fresh implementation of the classic in-kernel ntfs driver. Can it end the current NTFS woes for Linux users?
Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS Review: Is This the Linux Distro of the Year 2025?
After years of development, System76's Rust-based desktop delivers.
Cinnamon 6.6 Release Sets the Tone for the Next Linux Mint Release
The update also introduces notification badges and theme categorization.
Is System Administration Still a Good Career Choice in 2026?
Insights from an Interview with Hirdaypal Singh Lamba, Salesforce Consultant.
The Tor Project is Now Rewritten in Rust Instead of C
Arti, the Rust rewrite of Tor, brings circuit isolation and onion service improvements in its 1.8.0 release.
FOSS Weekly #25.50: Linux Power Users, Helium Browser, Two New Linux Phones, Ubuntu Starter and More
Gearing up for Tuxmas season 🎅
Here are Your Choices for an Open Source NAS Operating System
Building a NAS in your homelab? Here are the choices of operating systems you can use.
A Linux-Powered Smartphone That Has Features You Won't Find on Most Phones
The Divine D. is set to come with LoRa networking, hardware privacy switches, and local AI processing.
Ubuntu Will Soon Make AMD GPUs Much Easier to Use for AI Workloads
Canonical teams up with AMD to package ROCm directly in Ubuntu.
Linux Foundation Launches Agentic AI Foundation with Industry-Wide Support
Anthropic's MCP, Block's goose, and OpenAI's AGENTS.md form the foundation of this new initiative.
Is Helium the Browser Brave Was Meant to Be?
An in-depth look at 'another new Chromium-based web browser" that is "different from the other Chromium-based web browsers".
This Company Uses Lab-Grown Human Neurons for Energy-efficient Computing
Swiss startup offers remote access to living neural networks for research.
Calibre Now Lets You Chat About Your E-Books Using Local AI
You can ask questions about any book in your library and run AI models locally via LM Studio.
5 Signs You Have Become a Linux Power User
You probably do not even realize how much you have improved since your first day with Linux. Let me remind you of that.
AI Craze Just Made Your New PC Build Way More Expensive
RAM and SSD prices are skyrocketing as manufacturers prioritize AI servers over consumer PCs.