Linux & Open Source News

Initially released on April 21, 2022, Ubuntu 22.04 LTS arrived with Linux 5.15 LTS kernel, which was later replaced by Linux kernel 5.19 in the Ubuntu 22.04.2 point release. Now...

Fedora Asahi Remix has been announced as the new Asahi Linux flagship distribution. With this distro, the Asahi Linux team aims to offer a polished Linux experience on Apple Silicon...

GNOME’s window management functionality has remained largely unchanged for quite a while, maintaining its simplicity. Therefore, during the GUADEC 2023 conference, GNOME developer Tobias Bernard has come up with a...

The new stable version of the Neptune operating system, Neptune 8.0 “Juna”, has been released based on Debian 12 “Bookworm”. Powered by Linux kernel 6.1, this version arrived almost nine...

Back in February earlier this year, Canonical had already made headlines with the release of the real-time Ubuntu 22.04 LTS for users subscribed to Ubuntu Pro. Now, Canonical delivers optimized...

Zorin OS 16.3 has arrived just nine months following the release of Zorin OS 16.2. This latest version incorporates all the recent updates from the upstream Ubuntu repositories, making it...

The first update to the latest stable Debian 12 “Bookworm” series, Debian 12.1, arrived with a total of 89 bug fixes and 26 security updates. Debian 12.1 is available almost...

Oracle has released the latest stable version, VirtualBox 7.0.10, approximately three months after the previous release, VirtualBox 7.0.8. The new version brings several features and improvements, including the initial support...

The latest semi-rolling distribution of SparkyLinux, SparkyLinux 2023.07, is available with updated packages from the upcoming Debian 13 release and Sparky testing repos. A new Debian repository, non-free-firmware, is also...

The new maintenance release for a Linux graphic driver, NVIDIA 535.86.05, undergoes several bugs and issues fixes. This version arrived over a month after the previous NVIDIA 535.54.03 release, focusing...

You might have noticed that the Linux kernel 6.3 series has been marked End of Life (EOL) on the kernel.org website. That means this kernel version will not receive any...