Fwupd 1.9.17 has been released today as a new maintenance update to this open-source Linux firmware update utility for Linux-based operating systems that adds support for new devices and more bug fixes.

A significant security threat, known as the Spectre v2 exploit, has been observed targeting Linux systems running on modern Intel processors. Let's delve into the details of the Spectre v2 exploit, its implications, and the measures being taken to mitigate its impact.

KDE edition has the most conspicuous changes, and could become future flagship. Fedora 40 is in the final stretch before launch tomorrow, with release candidate 1.14 in testing.…

Audacity's latest update brings cloud saving, enhanced beat detection, pitch adjustment, and non-destructive pitch changes.

An electronic book (commonly abbreviated e-book) is a text and image-based publication which can be read on a computer or other digital devices such as an e-book reader.

Discover the easiest way to install new Google Fonts or Nerd Fonts on your Linux system with multiple methods involving CLI and GUI, with practical examples.

Jq is a powerful utility that can read and manipulate JSON data. Find out how to use jq to manage large JSON files in Linux, and some of its best alternatives today.

Changing the default terminal emulator in Ubuntu can sometimes lead to the error ‘Too many levels of symbolic links’. This issue can occur during the configuration of terminal alternatives. This guide will help you understand how to resolve this problem and set your preferred terminal emulator as the default on Ubuntu.

Restic is a modern backup program with support for encryption and deduplication. As we saw in this tutorial, Restic is easy to use, but it doesn’t make use of a configuration file, and doesn’t natively include a method to orchestrate and organize multiple backups. That is where autorestic comes in handy: it is a wrapper around Restic which let us configure and orchestrate backups in a single yaml configuration file, specifying multiple sources (locations) and destinations (backends).

Remember you cannot please these online trolls who dwell on fantasies like dethroning founders of key projects that are large and popular

As we know, Ubuntu 24.04 is a Linux OS, Apache is a web server used for serving website files, MySQL is a database management system, and PHP is the programming language. This stack is used on millions of websites hosted on different servers. Every system administrator handles issues related to the LAMP stack daily. This tutorial will teach you how to install LAMP on Ubuntu 24.04. The LAMP stack is a shortcut for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP

Thunderbird's next major release includes Rust integration for improved Microsoft Exchange support, eliminating the need for third-party add-ons.

4-letter survivor's move to Qt 6 means that, love it or hate it, Wayland is looming. Version 2.0 of the LXQt desktop updates its foundations to Qt 6, as also used in KDE Plasma 6 – but still has one foot in the Qt 5 past, to ease the transition.…

The Kubernetes 1.30 update packs major improvements across core areas like networking, storage, scheduling and code architecture, further demonstrating Kubernetes’ continued evolution to support diverse cloud native workloads and environments.

PhotoPrism AI-powered photos app introduces two-factor authentication in its latest update, adds numerous UI enhancements, and more.

Audioloader is a web based MPD client with special focus on playing music organized in folders. It’s free and open source software.

Variable refresh rate support is now available in Niri, enhancing your visual experience with smoother animations.

In this article, we will see some of these useful alternative map applications for Android and how you can install them.

We outline the list of new features of Xubuntu 24.04 LTS release and additional updates for this version.

Hot on the heels of Ubuntu Noble beta come the betas of the Qt-based remixes, with some interesting differences. The beta versions of Lubuntu and Kubuntu 24.04 are out, showing that there's room to improve on the standard Ubuntu formula.…