Here are five new years resolutions for Linux users and fans of open source software. Take advantage of the new year and make some positive changes.

Among the issues that game developers have been facing in bringing their games to Linux for Google's Stadia cloud gaming service apparently stem from kernel scheduler issues

Dell is marking the tenth anniversary of the "Project Sputnik" range of Linux laptops with an updated 13-inch Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition model.

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Building your own BusKill cable costs between $20 and $45.

Proton Calendar is a private calendaring solution from the makers of ProtonMail that uses end-to-end encryption of all events, noscripts and dates created.

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Juan Linietsky, lead developer of the FOSS game engine Godot Engine has written a retrospective article while also going over future plans for Godot Engine.

Telegram v1.9.3 has been released with support for autoplaying video in chats and channels, as well as spell check on modern operating systems.

Today on our DistroWars series we come to OpenSUSE vs Fedora to determine which distro is best if you need to run .rpm packages! We will use Fedora 31 and OpenSUSE Leap 15 each running Gnome as the Desktop. Which will come out ahead?
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Only when I thought that EA as a game company might be getting better after its decision to make its games available on Steam – but it looks like that isn’t the case.





In a Reddit thread, a lot of Linux players seem to complain about getting banned by…

There are lots of exciting plans in store for KDE Plasma this year, including a redesigned default theme and replacement for the beloved 'Kickoff' app launcher!

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Standard Notes, the encrypted, open source note taking app, is now available as a Snap app on the Snapcraft store, making it easy to install on Ubuntu.

Last week I wrote about the AMD Secure Processor support for Linux 5.6 being queued as part of the cryptography subsystyem work with supporting the PSP / Secure Processor of Raven Ridge APUs

Firefox 72 is now available to download. The latest release of the web browser improves tracking protection and enables picture-in-picture video on Linux.

Researcher warns organizations to patch Pulse Secure VPN flaws now or risk 'big game' REvil ransomware attacks.

Arch Linux 2020.01.01 is now available to download

Stemming from the recent news in Fedora 32 potentially LTO'ing packages by default for better performance and not yet having checked on the Link-Time Optimization performance of the in-development GCC 10, here is a fresh look at the possible performance gains…

Pixelorama, a free and open source 2D sprite editor, has been updated to version 0.6. In this release, the application got support for palettes, multiple themes, image editing tools like color invert or desaturation, and more.