Linux NewsUbuntu Would Rather Kill Your Apps Before It Takes Down The Session
Ubuntu 26.10 is shipping a change that should keep the desktop standing when your memory runs out.
Elecrow CrowPanel Advanced HMI Display Review: A Tinkerer's Touchscreen
A big touchscreen board for makers who want a physical control panel for their homelab, if you don't mind doing the work yourself.
GrapheneOS Isn't Happy With Google Over Pixel's Widening Head Start
GrapheneOS is calling out Google over its negligence in providing certain patches.
Valve Quietly Open-Sources Its Android Compatibility Layer
The Lepton project is aimed at game developers who want to bring VR-focused Android titles over to Steam Frame.
Bonjour! Firefox Smart Window Users Now Get to Use a French AI
Mistral Small 4 is the latest in Smart Window's model lineup, available for users in France, Canada, and the US.
FOSS Weekly #26.38: GNOME 51 Release, LibreOffice Image Trick, VMWare Drama, Fingerprint Reader for Linux and More
Latest assortment of Linux news and tips. Stay updated with FOSS Weekly.
Zsh Quiz: How Well Do You Know Your Shell?
Think you've mastered zsh? Test your knowledge with this quiz.
The Famed PS5 Linux Project Lead Quits Over a Premature Exploit Report to Sony
Andy Nguyen blames AI-assisted bug reporters who ignored his request.
How an Italian Logistics Company Moved From Windows to Linux: A Real Migration Story
Miลกo Oroz shares how he migrated a small transport and logistics company in,Bergamo, Italy to Linux and open source to reduce cost and ordinary technical problems.
On Time! GNOME 51 Arrives With a Set of Improvements You Shouldn't Miss
Offline maps, a fingerprint manager, and a refined shell are some of the additions you can expect.
Local AI Weekly #2: Agents Everywhere
Debuggers, memory, and a browser for your agents. And a tool that finally tells you what your hardware can run.
I Spent Time With GeForce NOW to See If It's Gameable on Linux
The native Linux client recently left beta, so I tested it on Ubuntu to see how it performed.
The Simplest Method to Extract All Images from a Document in LibreOffice
Saves a lot of time and effort as you don't have to manually save all the images one by one. Also, this trick works with most office tools, if not all.
Ubuntu's Rustification Has a New Milestone! Coreutils Migration is Complete
The Ubuntu 26.10 release moves its last three GNU commands, cp, mv, and rm, to Rust.
Rune Goes Open Source, Looks to Share Revenue With Contributors
The Go-based IDE is now available under GPLv3, and contributors keep the rights to their work.