openSUSE Linux adopts SELinux as the default mandatory access control (MAC) system on new openSUSE Tumbleweed installations.

A change queued up by an Amazon engineer ahead of the upcoming Linux 6.15 kernel cycle will ensure that PlayStation 5 controllers on Linux load with the correctly desired driver.

GNOME 48 Beta is out for public testing with a new GNOME Display Control utility and support for configuring HDR via DisplayConfig D-Bus API.

A new version of Tiling Shell, the flexible window snapping assistant for GNOME Shell, is available. Tiling Shell v16.2 now surfaces nifty 'Window

Linux-capable SBC is a performance upgrade over the previous PocketBeagle and still fits in an Altoids tin.

TRX, the Tomb Raider I & II: Community Edition open source re-implementation project, has continued advancing and a fresh release of both are out now. With the Tomb Raider II side adding Linux support.

When you log in to the Ubuntu 24.10 desktop an audio clip greets you —a lengthy audio clip slowly building to a plinky-plonky crescendo that you (and

The still-in-development Chimera Linux released updated ISO images with new apk-tools, kernel 6.13, Plasma 6.3, GNOME 47, and more.

There's no need to wait on Valve releasing SteamOS 3 for everyone thanks to Bazzite. Some really impressive work continues to go into it, and it appears they're enjoying some nice overall growth.

Explore tons of modules in one cool board - no soldering, no cable mess.

For four years there has been an open bug report for Mozilla Firefox requesting the browser's GTK widget support be updated for GTK4

Limine 9.0 is out today as the newest major release for this open-source modern multi-protocol bootloader and boot manager

A highly crowdfunded device to add a portable workstation to your Raspberry Pi and other SBCs.

Build your own NAS with this versatile, low-power mini ITX board

Learn how to move a VirtualBox VM to another instance, ensuring a smooth migration without data loss (GUI & CLI approach).

Wayland Protocols 1.41 is shipping today with the color management protocol added for enabling high dynamic range (HDR) support on the Wayland-powered Linux desktop.

What's next, Crysis-in-a-CSV?