But it won't remove Linux x86 compatibility, for now

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If you tried out the previous Ubuntu 18.04 LTS release, the new Ubuntu 18.10 won't come as a shock due to the default GNOME desktop environment. Many Ubuntu enthusiasts loved this switch but others didn't. Well, it's a matter of choice. Anyway, it's good…

Setting up a printer in Linux is not as difficult as you think. Most printer models are already supported by default. Learn how to set up a printer on your Linux desktop.

Back in 2001, a new operating system arrived that promised to change the way users worked with their computers. That platform was BeOS and I remember it well. What I remember most about it was the desktop, and how much it looked and felt like my favorite…

When a new Manjaro release is getting closer for a release our artists start to work on themes. Checkout our latest: Plane. https://t.co/34KdQUObPJ

Manjaro ARM 18.10 is now released! https://t.co/0l73dtagd3

It features the latest LXQt 0.13.0 desktop environment

This week I will start my test of LMDE in production. This video is my experience with the installation and setup and in a few weeks we will do a full review.

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After weeks of development, Greg has released the Linux kernel 4.19. Underlining the ongoing challenges being faced, he wrote in the release post: "It's been a long strange journey for this kernel release..."

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It's coming soon to a GNU/Linux distribution near you

Richard Stallman has gone ahead and announced GNU Kind Communications. The initial version of the guidelines is available online and Stallman has requested the GNU contributors to follow them.