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Linux Mint Is Bringing Back Hibernation Support
Linux Mint plans to bring hibernation back in its next release, giving laptop users a way to preserve their session…
Read more →Enlightenment 0.28 Released with Improved Networking Support
Enlightenment 0.28 is out, marking the desktop environment’s first major release since early 2025. The update brings a lengthy list…
Read more →Ubuntu 27.04 “Tenacious T-Rex” Opens for Development
Ubuntu 27.04, codenamed “Tenacious T-Rex,” has officially entered development. Its archive opened on 30 October 2026, allowing packages to begin…
Read more →Ghostty 1.4 Arrives with Major Improvements for Linux
Ghostty 1.4.0 is a major update to the open-source terminal emulator, arriving after seven months of development. It adds performance…
Read more →Ubuntu Core Desktop Development Accelerates Ahead of the 27.04 Release
Canonical is stepping up development of Ubuntu Core Desktop, its immutable, Snap-based desktop operating system. A dedicated team has been…
Read more →Ubuntu Firmware HWE: Preventing Hardware Issues on Older Kernels
Ubuntu is preparing a separate linux-firmware-hwe package to reduce the risk of firmware updates for newer kernels causing problems on…
Read more →Firefox 159 Released with Wayland Fixes for Linux
Firefox 159 is now available, bringing a mix of interface updates, web compatibility improvements and fixes for Linux users—particularly those…
Read more →Canonical’s Launchpad Adds Bug Tracking for PPAs
Launchpad now supports dedicated bug tracking for personal package archives (PPAs), giving users a clearer place to report problems with…
Read more →Shader Effects: The Coolest GNOME Extension to Try This Weekend
Ever wondered what your Ubuntu desktop would look like through a worn VHS tape or an old CRT monitor? The…
Read more →Calibre 9.7 Promises Faster Ebook Conversion Speeds
Calibre 9.17 is out with faster ebook conversions, JPEG XL image support, accessibility updates and a range of bug fixes.…
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