Just one more bite of Pi…

Warp does have a bit of a learning curve, but once you get how it works, you will find it to be terminal nirvana.

IBM isn't formally releasing Power11 processors until next year, but their software engineers continue being quite busy preparing the Linux kernel and other open-source software for Power11

Many hands make light work.

You can keep track of your book progresses using the Openreads app. Here's how.

Want to use Snap apps on Linux Mint? The distribution doesn't support them by default, but can enable them in a few simple steps. This guide shows you how.

The AMDXDNA kernel driver for Linux systems that was made open-source in January for supporting the Ryzen AI NPU on laptop SoCs going back to the Ryzen 7040 'Phoenix' series is now one step away from appearing in the mainline Linux kernel in the near future.

Just a single app to do both note-taking and organizing files? TagSpaces is a fascinating option!

JSAUX have released another Docking Station, this time it's White and it does look rather nice. A good match for the recent Steam Deck OLED: Limited Edition White launch.

Complementing the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 that launched this summer, the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W was announced today for $7 as the wireless-enabled variant of this small microcontroller board.

A blast from the past: Pidgin 3's pre-alpha debuts Dec 31! After 16 years, the iconic messenger takes its next step—experimental but promising.

Mozilla Firefox 133 open-source web browser is now available for download with the ability to show tabs from other devices in Tab Overview.

Huawei engineer Zhang Yi posted a set of nine patches today for enabling large folio support for regular files with the EXT4 file-system

DIY Flipper Zero that is fully compatible with original firmware & ecosystem. Assemble using off-the-shelf modules!

With Ollama Python library version 0.4, functions can now be provided as tools. The library now also has full typing support and new examples have been added.

PipeWire 1.2.7 is a stable bugfix release that adds lazy scheduling, improves the v4l2 plugin, fixes module crashes, and enhances resampling performance.

Plus, soon you'll be able to run Red Hat Enterprise Linux as a supported option under WSL

​Russian-based RomCom cybercrime group chained two zero-day vulnerabilities in recent attacks targeting Firefox and Tor Browser users across Europe and North America.

More AI is boring, but open source? We are curious!