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Raspberry Pi 6 Delayed Until 2028: What You Need to Know About the Abandonment of NPU Features
The Raspberry Pi 6 is not expected to be released before 2028 and will not include an onboard Neural Processing Unit (NPU) for processing AI workloads. This information was revealed during an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session with key engineers and leaders from the Raspberry Pi Foundation on Reddit. Historically, major Raspberry Pi models have…
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Cinnamon Desktop Introduces Its Own Native Screenshot Tool: What You Need to Know
Linux Mint developers are in the process of creating a new screenshot utility specifically for the Cinnamon desktop, set to launch with the next major release of the distribution. This homegrown tool will enhance screenshot options and address existing issues related to the differences between Client Side Decoration (CSD) and Server Side Decoration (SSD) windows,…
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Daily Builds of Ubuntu 26.10 Now Available for Download!
Daily builds of Ubuntu 26.10, nicknamed "Stonking Stingray," are now available for users to try out as development for the next major release intensifies. Interested users can download these daily builds to test features and provide feedback before the official release scheduled for October 15, 2026. Daily builds are updated mostly every day from the…
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Upcoming Fix for GNOME Sushi Spacebar Preview in Ubuntu 26.04
GNOME Sushi, a file preview tool similar to macOS’s Quick Look, is set for a fix in Ubuntu 26.04. Users can activate Sushi by selecting a file in Nautilus and pressing the spacebar, which brings up a floating preview window for images, videos, audio files, PDFs, and text files. This tool, while not preinstalled with…
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ONLYOFFICE 9.4: Exciting New Features and a Stricter Licensing Approach
A new version of ONLYOFFICE, the open-source productivity suite, has been released, featuring a modest set of improvements. This update, arriving almost two months after ONLYOFFICE halted its eight-year partnership with Nextcloud over licensing concerns, has led to changes in both its features and licensing terms. ONLYOFFICE 9.4 tightens its licensing language regarding attribution, copyright…
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Vivaldi 8.0 Launches: A Major Design Overhaul Redefining the Browsing Experience
Vivaldi has released version 8.0, which marks a significant redesign, described as the "biggest design overhaul" in the browser’s history. The new interface, named "Unified," eliminates borders around main UI elements, aiming for a seamless appearance where toolbars, tabs, and content blend into a cohesive unit. The overall design aims to enhance user experience by…
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Ubuntu Core 26 Reduces OTA Update Size and Introduces ARM64 Livepatch Features
Canonical has launched Ubuntu Core 26, a new long-term support (LTS) version of its immutable, snap-based operating system. This update introduces several key enhancements, particularly in the area of over-the-air (OTA) update functionality. Users can expect significant reductions in update sizes, with many snaps now leveraging a new snap-delta format that allows downloads to shrink…
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Mozilla Thunderbird 151: Streamlined OAuth Sign-In and Enhanced Account Auto-Configuration
Following the recent launch of Firefox 151, Mozilla has now made available Thunderbird 151, the latest stable release of its versatile open-source email, calendar, address book, chat, and news client. Key features of Thunderbird 151 include the activation of OAuth sign-in with account auto-configuration, enhanced support for sorting tasks by their creation or modification date,…
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Firefox 151: New Tab Page Revamp, PDF Merging, and Exciting New Features
The latest update to Firefox, version 151, introduces a refreshed new tab page now called Firefox Home. This update, rolling out on May 18, features a revamped look with a rounded search bar inspired by the forthcoming Nova redesign. Users will now be able to display more shortcuts, up to four rows, on this new…
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VMware Workstation Pro Expands Compatibility: Ubuntu 26.04 Now Supported!
Broadcom has released a new version of its VMware Workstation Pro virtualization software that now supports Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, both as a host and guest operating system. The update, VMware Workstation Pro 26H1, also includes support for Fedora 43 and 44, SUSE Linux Enterprise 16, and openSUSE 16.0. Notably, FreeBSD 15.0 is supported solely as…
