Category: News
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Shotcut 25.03: Exciting New Features in the Latest Release of Your Favorite Open-Source Video Editor
Shotcut 25.03 has been officially released, introducing a range of new features for this open-source, cross-platform video editing software compatible with Linux, macOS, and Windows. This update comes just two months following the release of Shotcut 25.01 and includes enhancements designed to streamline video editing tasks. Key features of Shotcut 25.03 include the addition of…
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Ubuntu Resolves Wi-Fi Connection Issues at Login Screen: A Quick Fix Guide
Ubuntu users who have faced difficulties connecting to new password-protected Wi-Fi networks at the login screen will be relieved to know that a fix is being deployed. This bug affects both Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and Ubuntu 24.10. When attempting to connect to a Wi-Fi network that requires a password at the login screen (GDM), users…
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KaOS 2025.03 Linux Distribution Launches with KDE Plasma 6.3 and Linux Kernel 6.13
KaOS Linux has launched its latest release, version 2025.03, which comes equipped with KDE Plasma 6.3 and the Linux Kernel 6.13. This independent Linux distribution, built on KDE software, utilizes Arch Linux’s pacman package manager. Among the significant upgrades, the new version introduces the Nextcloud-client, an open-source synchronization client for Nextcloud. The development team has…
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Exploring Ubuntu 25.04: Exciting New Features You Need to Know!
Ubuntu 25.04 is set to release with a variety of exciting features and improvements that might entice users to upgrade. Dubbed ‘Plucky Puffin’, the operating system is rich with new functionalities, user interface enhancements, and core changes. Key Features in Ubuntu 25.04 This article focuses on some of the standout features users can expect from…
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Ubuntu 25.04 “Plucky Puffin” Launches Public Beta: Featuring Linux 6.14 and GNOME 48
Canonical has recently released the public beta version of Ubuntu 25.04, codenamed Plucky Puffin, marking an important step towards the anticipated final release on April 17th, 2025. This beta is equipped with the latest Linux 6.14 kernel and features GNOME 48, promising several enhancements and new functionalities. Among the notable features are the inclusion of…
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Zorin OS 17.3 Launches with Exciting New Default Browser
Zorin OS 17.3 has been released, introducing significant changes, including a new default web browser. This version is based on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and the Linux kernel 6.8, aiming to improve user privacy and experience. New Default Web Browser The most notable change in Zorin OS 17.3 is the shift from Mozilla Firefox to Brave…
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Zorin OS 17.3 Launch: A User-Friendly Ubuntu Alternative for Windows 10 Users
Today, the Zorin OS team has unveiled Zorin OS 17.3, an Ubuntu-based distribution designed specifically for users migrating from Windows 10. This latest release comes six months after Zorin OS 17.2 and is built on Linux kernel 6.8 from Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, enhancing the system’s performance and user experience. One of the key features of…
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Extension Manager Update: Enhanced UI and Exciting Support for GNOME 48
If you are a user of GNOME Shell extensions, you likely rely on Matt Jakeman’s Extension Manager app, which simplifies the process of finding, installing, and managing extensions. Recently, this tool received an update that brings some much-appreciated enhancements. With the release of GNOME 48, the Extension Manager update stands out, especially since it now…
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AerynOS 2025.03 Launches with GNOME 48, Mesa 25, and Linux Kernel 6.13.8
AerynOS has officially released version 2025.03, making it one of the first independent Linux distributions to feature the new GNOME 48 desktop environment in a live ISO format accessible for testing. This update includes significant enhancements, such as HDR support, dynamic triple buffering, a Wayland color management protocol, a Wellbeing feature, and battery charge limiting,…
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Linux Kernel 6.14 Released: A Game-Changer for Linux Gaming Performance
Linux Kernel 6.14 has officially launched, introducing several enhancements aimed at boosting performance and security for users. Notably, this version will be included in the upcoming Ubuntu 25.04 release. Release Details Linus Torvalds announced the release on the Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML) with a humorous admission of being late: “It’s just pure incompetence,” he…
