Free and open source “OG” media player VLC surpasses 5 billion downloads!

But when almost everyone has the same browser engine, are browser benchmarks so important? The latest Speedometer, a benchmark measuring web responsiveness, is out in version 3.0. However, some browser makers have questioned how helpful such benchmarking is in the era of shared rendering engines.…

A new mainline Linux Kernel 6.8 is now available. Find out what are the best new features of this version.

Have you ever wondered about the role of data center location when loading your website or someone purchasing a product from you? It’s not just about the servers or the cutting-edge technology. Where a data center is situated can significantly influence your customers’ online experience. Considering US data centers, or other global options, the data center location affects everything from loading speed to your conversions.

The KDE Project released today KDE Plasma 6.0.2 as the second bugfix update to the latest KDE Plasma 6 desktop environment series addressing more bugs, crashes, and issues reported by users.

March's KaOS release brings a much-anticipated Plasma 6 desktop environment with Wayland as default and waving goodbye to GTK2 in KaOS.

EXIF is a vital, albeit sensitive, part of every image today. Learn how to anonymize yourself with the best EXIF removal tools in Linux.

As Linux continues to grow in popularity across desktop users, the demand for more diverse software options, including web browsers, has increased significantly. Microsoft Edge, known for its speed, security features, and compatibility with modern web standards, is a viable option for Linux users who wish to explore beyond the traditional Firefox or Chrome browsers. This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to install Microsoft Edge on Ubuntu/Debian Linux, ensuring you have access to all its features.

Kdenlive's latest update brings major improvements: Better Wayland support, native performance boosts, and a focus on stability.

In Asia Windows is down to an all-time low (21%) and setting aside everything except desktop/laptops, watch GNU/Linux at 6.2%

System G is a simple file manager that provides basic access to the file system. The goal is to allow a simple way to access and manipulate files and folders. System G is actively maintained, published under an open source license, and written in C++.

For now, have Linux 6.8, which Linus Torvalds could find no reason to delayLinus Torvalds has released version 6.8 of the Linux Kernel.…

The GNU Linux-libre project announced today the release and general availability of the GNU Linux-libre 6.8 kernel for those who seek 100% freedom for their GNU/Linux computers and software freedom lovers.

Hyprland tiling window manager's lead dev contemplates BSD-3 license change to prevent commercial misuse. Here's more on that!

MarkText is a sleek, open-source Markdown editor for distraction-free writing and note-taking, with real-time preview, themes, and extensive export options.

An integrated development environment (IDE) (sometimes known as an integrated design environment or integrated debugging environment) is a software application that provides comprehensive facilities to programmers for software development.

KeePassXC 2.7.7 has been released today as a new maintenance update to the KeePassXC 2.7 series of this open-source, free, and cross-platform password manager application.

Shell Genie is a command-line tool that lets you interact with the terminal in plain English. You ask the genie what you want to do and it will give you the command you need. The goal is to make the command-line that bit easier to use.

Homebrew is a popular package manager for macOS, but did you know it can also be installed on Linux? This guide will show you how to install Homebrew on Ubuntu/Debian, allowing you to tap into Homebrew’s extensive repository of software and tools. Whether you’re a developer looking for an easy way to install software or a user interested in exploring new tools, Homebrew on Ubuntu offers a flexible solution.

Good news, everyone! The world's favorite daemon, systemd, is coming to phones.The team behind the leading replacement OS for end-of-life smartphones are to adopt systemd – to make working with GNOME and KDE easier.…