Ubuntu LTS provides the latest Nvidia driver now
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS users can now install the latest version of the proprietary Nvidia driver via the regular Ubuntu update channel without having to use a separate PPA or manually install it in an...
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Kali Linux is available for Raspberry Pi 4: support complete with on-board wifi monitor mode
Recently, Offensive Security has released Kali Linux for Raspberry PI 4. This new security-centric release was launched two weeks after the launch of the Raspberry PI 4, the most powerful mini-computer version to date....
Debian GNU/Hurd 2019 released
Debian GNU/Hurd is a flavor of the Debianoperating system based on the Hurdmicrokernel, instead of more common Debian kernels such as Linux or FreeBSD. Debian GNU/Hurd has been in development since 1998, and made a formal release in...
Debian 10 releases: codenamed “Buster”
On July 6th, 2019, Debian officially released the 10th largest version of the stable branch. This codenamed version is “buster” and will have a five-year support period. Debian 10 is equipped with multiple desktop...
Canonical will no longer support Ubuntu 18.10 on the 18th of this month
Canonical issued a reminder today that Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) will stop supporting later this month and urge users to upgrade to the latest version as soon as possible. Ubuntu 18.10 was released on...
Whonix 16.0.3.1 releases: anonymous based-Debian 11 bullseye Operating Systems
Whonix is an operating system focused on anonymity and security. It hides the user’s IP address/location and uses the Tor network to anonymize data traffic. This means the contacted server, network eavesdroppers, and operators...
Linus Torvalds talks about hardware issues facing software development
At the KubeCon + CloudNative + Open Source Summit China conference, Linus Torvalds warned participants that software management is facing greater challenges, mainly because the two hardware issues are beyond the control of the...
openSUSE Leap 42.3 stopped for supporting
openSUSE Leap 42.3 will be discontinued on June 30, 2019, meaning that the system will no longer receive software and security updates starting in July of this year. OpenSuSE Leap 42.3 was released two...
Fedora 31 will give up supporting 32-bit kernels
Fedora is a standalone Linux distribution sponsored by Red Hat and supported by the Fedora project community. It provides an out-of-the-box user experience with a GNOME desktop environment by default. Modified by Fedora kernel...
SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 Service Pack 1 Releases
SUSE Linux Enterprise is a world-class, secure, open source server operating system built to support physical, virtual, and cloud-based mission-critical workloads. The operating system is a step further in helping organizations accelerate innovation, enhance...
Lenovo ThinkPad P series notebook are pre-installed Ubuntu system
Dell is probably the best-known Linux notebook supplier, and now this market will usher in another equally powerful rival – Lenovo is looking for a market for machines with Linux installed. It is understood...
Canonical: Ubuntu 19.10 will no longer offer 32-bit hardware architectures
Canonical announced in its announcement today that a major decision was made to completely stop support for the 32-bit (i386) hardware architecture in future releases of Ubuntu. Last year at the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS...
Kwort Linux 4.3.4 release: a modern and fast Linux distribution
Kwort is a modern and fast Linux distribution that combines powerful and useful applications in order to create a simple system for advanced users who finds a strong and effective desktop. Kwort is based...
Debian GNU/Linux 10 “Buster” will be scheduled on July 6th
The Debian project team officially notifies the release date of the Debian GNU/Linux 10 “Buster” operating system – July 6, 2019. The development of the branch began in July 2017 and was finally polished...
openSUSE considers independence from SUSE
The community is considering separating openSUSE from SUSE, with a primary focus on the openSUSE project’s greater autonomy in its governance and interaction with the wider community. This issue has been discussed in openSUSE...
Replace VLC, Ubuntu MATE uses GNOME MPV player by default
GNOME MPV (Celluloid) will replace VLC as the default media player in Ubuntu MATE 19.10. GNOME MPV is a simple GTK+ front end for video player mpv. It interacts with mpv using libmpv’s client API to enable powerful...
