But, it won't play out the way you think it will

The Blender 3.4 open-source 3D graphics creation software promises native Wayland support on Linux systems.

I run beta builds of Firefox on my desktop and noticed something unexpected had recently prepended itself to my browser's tab bar. The unexpected addition

This shouldn't be too surprising to long-time Phoronix readers, but Intel's performance-optimized Clear Linux operating system is yielding great performance with AMD Ryzen 7000 series 'Zen 4' processors.

Our Maker in Residence, Toby, has whipped up a comprehensive step-by-step tutorial to show you how to make your own Raspberry Pi Pico Arc Reactor.

Impressive distro is somewhere between a tech demo and a power user's tool

Ubuntu Pro is being 'advertised' in the terminal when running an apt update, a move that has left some Ubuntu users on the current LTS annoyed.

Google this week has announced the release of KataOS as their newest operating system effort focused on embedded devices running ambient machine learning workloads

Ardour 7.0 open-source digital audio workstation (DAW) software is now available for download as a major release with many new features.

Several open-source WYSIWYG HTML editors. What's your best option? Here, let me help you with it.

Khadas VIM1s single board computer review, including online OS installation using its OOWOW firmware, and demos of Android (including YouTube playback), and Ubuntu 22.04.

The VIM1s featured in this video was purchased from Khadas. You can learn more about…

Release candidate one for Linux 6.1 has appeared

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Wishing a Very Happy Birthday to KDE!





Let us celebrate this moment by looking back on its glorious history with some inspiring facts on this legendary and much-loved Desktop Environment!









KDE’s Origin





26 years ago, Matthias Ettrich (a German…

"Serverless" microVMs further blur the line between containers and virtual machines

The USB Implementers Forum on Tuesday announced the USB4 v2.0 specification that allows USB transfer speeds up to 80 Gbps over USB Type-C connections.

The environments we reside in can have massive effects on our health, as poor air quality, crowded spaces, or uncomfortable temperatures can all lead to certain illnesses. Of these metrics, Tindie seller AppliedSBC has focused on air quality since too much…

Halloween is around the corner. How about giving your Linux desktop a Halloween makeover? Let me help you with this 'scary' idea.