Fedora 34 plans to reduce installation media size
Although Fedora 33 has not yet been released, a new feature proposal for Fedora 34 has come. So far, one of the planned changes for Fedora 34 to be released next spring is to...
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Ubuntu is considering using Intel’s IWD to provide better WiFi support
Ubuntu developers are considering using Intel IWD as the iNET wireless daemon to replace WPA_Supplicant and provide a better WiFi experience. Intel’s open-source team has been developing IWD to replace WPA_Supplicant, and recently Ubuntu...
bpytop v1.0.16 releases: Linux/OSX/FreeBSD resource monitor
bpytop Resource monitor that shows usage and stats for processor, memory, disks, network, and processes. Python port of bashtop. Features Easy to use, with a game inspired menu system. Full mouse support, all buttons with...
Stratis 2.1.0 will be available on Fedora 33
Although the Fedora 33 desktop version has determined to use the Btrfs file system by default, for users who use the server version or do not want to use the default settings, Fedora 33...
DragonFlyBSD adds AMD temperature driver from FreeBSD
Except for some specific problems with motherboards, DragonFlyBSD usually runs normally on AMD Zen systems. Now, it has introduced some new drivers from FreeBSD, and the overall operation has been better improved. Among the...
IBM announces IBM Homomorphic Encryption Toolkit for Linux
In early June, IBM released a Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) toolkit for MacOS and iOS. Now, the company announces the launch of a new FHE toolkit for Linux, bringing FHE to multiple Linux distributions...
Linux Kernel 5.9 switch HTTP link to HTTPS
HTTPS is more secure than HTTP, and it can effectively avoid man-in-the-middle attacks. At present, developers in the Linux kernel source code have submitted at least 150 patches to change the HTTP link in...
Ubuntu Web: Firefox-based Web operating system
Developer Rudra Saraswat plans to create a new web-based operating system. The operating system is called Ubuntu Web and aims to build a Chrome OS alternative operating system that combines the functions of Ubuntu...
Fedora 33 makes nano as the default editor
Compared with the current default editor Vi, the text editing graphical interface provided by Nano is more friendly to novices. Of course, Vi will remain in Fedora 33, but it is no longer the...
Serpent Linux will not be dependent on a GNU toolchain or runtime
Solus Linux creator, Ikey Doherty announced that it is building “A Truly Modern Linux Distribution” Serpent OS and that the distribution will not rely on the GNU toolchain and runtime. Ikey Doherty believes that...
Debian 8 LTS reached End-of-Life
Debian 8 was first released on April 26, 2015. After receiving technical support from the Debian team for 5 years, it reached the EOL stage on June 30, 2020. This means that the Debian...
Ubuntu 19.10 version will end-of-life on July 17th, 2020
Ubuntu 19.10 is of course a normal version rather than a long-term support version. Therefore, the support period of this version is relatively short. According to Canonical, this version will end support on July...
Fedora developers discuss the possibility of dropping support for Legacy BIOS
Fedora developers are debating the end of Legacy BIOS’s boot support for this Linux distribution, which only supports the benefits of UEFI-based installation. Considering the change plan for Fedora 33 GRUB, if they just...
TrueNAS SCALE 22.12.2 releases: Open Source storage operating system
TrueNAS is the world’s most popular Open Source storage operating system and is the most efficient solution for managing and sharing data over a network. It is the simplest way to create a safe,...
Will Fedora make nano as the default editor?
Recently, Fedora developers discussions on use Nano as the default text editor for Fedora. A similar suggestion was discussed once last year, and it is now discussed again whether Fedora should use Nano instead...
Fedora are looking for ways to better manage retired software packages
Fedora developers propose to introduce the concept of “fedora-retired-packages” in order to remove retired packages when upgrading Fedora. Retired packages refer to packages that are not dependent on other packages, are no longer maintained...
