Get the best of both worlds in one PCB—an RP2350B and Wi-Fi support.

Today marks 6 years since Valve decided to change everything, especially for Linux fans, with the announcement of Steam Play Proton.

If you're looking for a better way to interact with SSH remote connections, you should try one of these clients.

CockroachDB announces strategic licensing overhaul, shifting away from open source and focusing on a single Enterprise solution.

Google engineer Qais Yousef has posted a set of 16 patches for the 'Schedutil' scheduler utilization code within the Linux kernel to better manage system response time

GNOME 47 beta desktop environment is now available for public testing with numerous new features and improvements.

Coming soon: Fedora 41 shifts Kubernetes RPMs to support multiple versions in one release, bringing flexibility for K8s administrators.

The latest fwupd 1.9.24 firmware update daemon rolls out enhanced Dell support, Redfish BMC fixes, and better ESP management.

Pilet is a modular cyberdeck with a Raspberry Pi 5 for brains, a 7 inch display and 7 hours of battery life

2.0 brings new features making it the best to share community-made integrations and UI elements.

A new version of the popular open-source office suite LibreOffice has been released. LibreOffice 24.8 builds on the improvements shipped in the

KDE Gear 24.08 open-source software suite is now available with improvements for Dolphin, Filelight, Konsole, Kdenlive, and other KDE apps.

TL;DR: Mozilla is excited about today’s new definition of open source AI, and we endorse it as an important step forward. This past year has been marked

A new Android malware named NGate can steal money from payment cards by relaying to an attacker's device the data read by the near-field communication (NFC) chip.

PipeWire 1.2.3 multimedia framework update is out now with an improved FFADO driver, fixes memory leaks, and enhances MIDI.

In addition to System76 software engineers being busy working on their new COSMIC desktop environment, on Thursday they also released a new version of the System76 Scheduler that is used by Pop!_OS.

In a wide-ranging conversation with Verizon open-source officer Dirk Hohndel, 'plodding engineer' Linus Torvalds discussed where Linux is today and where it may go tomorrow.