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#openSUSE is shifting to an #upstream-first approach with #localization to improve consistency and reduce redundancy. Find out more about upstream #translations and our #roadmap for implementation. Read more...

elementary OS 8 "Circe" Officially Released, Based on #Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and #Linux Kernel 6.8 Read more...

The #Linux Mint development team has rolled out the Cinnamon 6.4 desktop environment, which features redesigned themes, clutter-free dialogs, improved OSDs, and smarter UI enhancements. Read more...

Happy 31st birthday to #Blender!

Happy 16ᵗʰ Birthday, #Bitcoin.

26 years ago GNOME 1.0 was released. Do you remember this classic desktop? #Linux #Unix

Ubuntu 25.04 is released today! The newest version is filled with fresh features, essential updates and other improvements. #Ubuntu #Linux

Fedora 43 will be Wayland-only! Read more...

Linux 6.15 kernel is out with a sizeable set of improvements across the stack, including expanded hardware support, performance tweaks and a controversial new feature or two! Read more... #linux #foss #opensource

Alpine Linux 3.22 Released with Support for the #GNOME 48, #KDE Plasma 6.3, and LXQt 2.2 Desktops Read more...

Alpine #Linux 3.22 drops Plasma X11 (Wayland is now the default KDE session), deprecates LXD, and introduces kernel 6.12. Read more...

openSUSE Tumbleweed is now powered by #Linux kenrel 6.16 🦎🐧🙌 #openSUSE #OpenSource

Debian Linux version 13 is scheduled for its stable release this Saturday, August 9, 2025. Everybody get ready for the mother distro!

Linux Turns 34 Today! 🥳 🐧 From 1991 to 2025, it’s been 34 years of freedom, open source, and innovation.

Celebrate #SoftwareFreedomDay, get yourself a machine born to run #Linux and #FreeSoftware!

SmolBSD is a meta-OS built on top of NetBSD. It lets you compose your own UNIX environment in just a few minutes and it uses the netbsd-MICROVM kernel as its foundation. 🔗smolbsd.org

He built the first version of Linux on a 33 MHz Intel 386 PC with 4 MB RAM. Meanwhile, you're using MacBook Pro: 16-core CPU, 40-core GPU, 128 GB RAM to write emails with ChatGPT

Happy birthday to Vim! 🥳

Ubuntu 26.04.1 LTS Is Now Available for Download, Here’s What’s New Read more...

Microsoft just released a Rust-based OS project designed to run Linux apps on Windows. It’s called LiteBox, and its first tagged release, v0.1.0, is now on GitHub. LiteBox is a “library OS” that provides operating-system functions inside an application’s sandbox while limiting its access to the host system. Microsoft lists running unmodified Linux programs on Windows among its use cases, alongside sandboxing Linux apps on Linux. It also supports security-focused environments such as AMD SEV-SNP. The project is open source under the MIT license, but it’s still experimental. Microsoft says its APIs and interfaces may change before a stable release. Source: https://github.com/microsoft/litebox/releases/tag/v0.1.0