GNOME 40 will redesign Shell UX
GNOME 40 was originally planned to be released next spring. On December 18, the GNOME Shell team announced the GNOME Shell UX plan for GNOME 40. The team made an updated design for the...
Category: Linux
Fedora 31 will reach its end of life on November 24, 2020
The Fedora project team announced that the Fedora 31 version will expire on November 24, 2020. After the expiration, this version will not receive important security updates. Once a vulnerability is discovered, the attacker...
Ubuntu Web Remix 20.04.1 released
In July of this year, we reported information about an operating system called Ubuntu Web. This is a new web-based operating system created by the developer Rudra Saraswat, aiming to build a Chrome OS...
Debian 11 Bullseye is going to Freeze phase, Debian 13 codename Trixie
The Debian developer team announced on the mailing list that the freeze of Debian 11 is approaching, and developers need to be prepared for this. According to the previously announced Debian 11 Bullseye release...
Microsoft launches new Microsoft Edge Dev version to optimize the rendering of tabs in Linux systems
The Microsoft Edge browser development team has released a new development version v88.0.685.3, which comes with support for tab rendering on Linux. At the same time, Mac support for management policy is added to...
1Password for Linux Beta releases
The first beta version of 1Password for Linux has been released, and the official version is planned to be launched early next year. 1Password is a popular password management software, compatible with multiple platforms...
Chromium Microsoft Edge for Linux is available
Microsoft not only released the Windows 10 20H2 RTM version a few days ago but the long-planned Chromium Microsoft Edge for Linux has now begun testing. The Microsoft browser launched for the Linux system...
Windows calculator app is available on Linux
Uno Platform said that it has successfully ported the Windows Calculator application to Ubuntu Linux, called Uno Calculator. They worked with the Canonical team to create and publish this tool to the Ubuntu Snap...
Linux Foundation launches new entry-level IT certification
The Linux Foundation and a visionary startup in the testing market, Certiverse announced that they are developing a new entry-level IT certification product: Linux Foundation Certified IT Associate (LFCA). LFCA will show the individual’s professional...
Fedora 34 KDE Plasma Desktop plans to switch to Wayland
Starting from Fedora 25, the default GNOME Shell desktop environment has always used Wayland by default. The Fedora 34 KDE customized version, which will be released next spring, is also planning a similar migration,...
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...
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...
1Password for Linux is available for testing
1Password officially announced this week that it will launch a Linux version this year, and it has now entered the public preview stage. This popular password management software is compatible with multiple platforms such as Mac, iOS,...
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...
