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Your weekly dose of all thing Linux and open source with a slice of Pi thrown in for good measure.
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System 76 rips some Threads, Mate 1.24 HiDPIs all the things, OpenShot gets hardware acceleration, and Linux-based Windows 12?
Debian 11 prepares to chill, Only Office gets a massive update, AMD needs a kernel maintainer, and a Pi sized Ryzen R1000-based SBC. Then Jill has a chat with Georg Link, PhD Director of Sales at Bitergia and with Ana Jimenez Marketing Specialist at Bitergia.
The era of distribution-specific laptops begins! IRC gets a GTK3 makeover, PLEX alternative Jellyfin looks towards the future, OBS is getting a proper browser source, and we're launching a new show.
Let's Encrypt issues their billionth cert! UKUI 3.0 goes full Windows, teaching old MIDI new tricks, and 8 things you might not know about your Raspberry Pi.
Firefox Private Network enters closed beta! Pipewire learns how to Jack, GIMP transforms 3D, and the Raspberry Pi 4 pulls a sneaky.
Thunderbird is hiring! Lenovo expands their Linux lineup, Blender simulates balloons, and ClearOS goes fast.
GNOME 49 lands with Do Not Disturb, per-monitor brightness, and better scaling. Cloudflare backed Ladybird, the non-Chromium browser. Raspberry Pi has a new $15 M.2 Hat Compact that fits in the Pi 5 case, and LattePanda shows up with a Pi-sized Intel N150 single board computer.
This week we cover the first alpha release of KDE Linux, OpenRGB’s new home on Codeberg, Canonical adding CUDA to the Ubuntu repositories, and a clever Waveshare add-on that brings Ethernet and USB ports to the Raspberry Pi Zero without dongles.
Firefox finally pulls the plug on 32-bit support, Raspberry Pi announces a 1TB SSD, lossless audio over WiFi with JackTrip, and dispelling some popular Linux myths.
System76’s COSMIC desktop hits a milestone with its first setup wizard. BSD users get Gershwin, a GNUstep-powered DE with heavy XFCE vibes.
This week we celebrate Linux turning 34, check out a plugin that makes GIMP great for thumbnails, look at a powerful new Jetson dev kit, and try out UEFI on the Rock 5 ITX+ for easy USB Linux installs.
Pebble Time 2 arrives, running the open source PebbleOS. Pine64 sunsets the PinePhone Pro, Raspberry Pi introduces a new 5 inch Touch Display 2, and an accordion gets transformed into a
Ubuntu 24.04.3 brings a new kernel, updated graphics, and better support for old GPUs. Debian 13 improves real-time performance and hardware compatibility.
PixiEditor 2.0 is an all-in-one 2D editor with raster, vector, animation, and FX on a single canvas. Greentea OS hits alpha with its own stack built to run Windows apps. Modos shows off a high-refresh ...
Kernel 6.16 brings major hardware support upgrades, Ubuntu changes how it handles kernels, Snapdragon X Elite Linux support advances, and an ARM SBC embarrasses x86 in Jellyfin transcoding.
Intel pulls the plug on Clear Linux, Mozilla crams more AI into Firefox, ESWIN Computing partners with Ubuntu for a new RISC-V SBC, and finally something worth shoving into the PCIe slot on a Raspberry Pi 5.
An open-source MX Master 3S mod for left-handers, System76 updates a laptop, OBS adds multitrack video support on Linux, and Milk-V announces a RISC-V board with upgradeable memory RAM.
For the first time, Linux hits 5 percent desktop market share. Wayback aims to bridge the gulf between X11 and Wayland, Ubuntu 25.10 raises the bar for RISC V support, and hardware accelerated HDR to SDR tone mapping on ARM for fun and entertainment.
Ploopy releases a high-resolution Knob, advanced profile management for GPUs on Linux, a new Wi-Fi and Bluetooth module from RasPi, and a glimpse at the future of gaming on ARM.
Fedora proposes dropping support for i686, Apple finally kills off FireWire, installing Linux on a $1600 mixing console, and Flathub reaches 3 billion downloads.
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