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The robust security features of Linux make it the preferable choice for many enterprises. However, like any other operating system, security vulnerabilities can occur in Linux due to misconfigurations. These...

The KDE Project has launched a new series of open-source KDE Gear with the release of KDE Gear 23.08 on August 24, 2023. KDE Gear is a collection of programs...

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...

Some information found in this blog post has been sourced from a Tom’s Hardware article as well as a post written by Tavis Ormandy, who discovered the vulnerability.   A...

The Mint team has announced the new version of their OS, Linux Mint 21.2, codenamed “Victoria”. This release is a long-term support version that will receive continuous support until 2027....

After Debian 12 “Bookworm” was released a month ago, many Debian-based Linux distributions have upgraded their base to Debian 12. The latest stable version of Q4OS that arrived last week,...

The latest version of the Solus operating system, Solus 4.4, was released with new desktop environment updates, new software, and hardware enablement. Solus 4.4, code-named “Harmony,” ships with the stable...

blendOS v3, codenamed “Bhatura,” was released with tons of new features and improvements on July 6, 2023. Bhatura is a name of popular bread in India. This version ships with...

Peppermint OS, a popular lightweight distribution aimed at providing a user-friendly experience for Linux enthusiasts, has recently announced the availability of new ISO images. These images are based on the...

The Fedora Project’s Anaconda team has been diligently developing a new web-based installer called Anaconda WebUI, which aims to provide a significantly improved and polished installation process for desktop users....

AhnLab Security Emergency Response Center (ASEC) researchers have discovered an ongoing hacking activity aimed at installing the Tsunami DDoS botnet, commonly known as Kaiten, on poorly secured Linux SSH servers....

With the Linux open-source community, you have the power of developers to add to its codebase as well as improve features and performance. However, this environment also means that hackers...