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Introducing Mosaic: The i3-Style Auto-Tiling Extension for GNOME Shell
Mosaic is a new i3-style auto-tiling extension for GNOME Shell that introduces a versatile way to manage your window layout.…
Read more →Ubuntu 26.04’s Virtualization HWE Stack: Enhanced with Newer QEMU & Libvirt
Ubuntu’s hardware enablement (HWE) initiative has introduced backported virtualization technologies for users of the current Long Term Support (LTS) release.…
Read more →Mission Center: New Features Include Battery Monitoring, Power Draw, and Enhanced Insights for Linux Users
A new version of the Linux system monitoring app, Mission Center, has been released, featuring enhanced hardware support and resource…
Read more →Chrome Launches on Arm64 Linux: Widevine DRM Support Now Available!
Google has officially launched an Arm64 version of Chrome for Linux devices, including those using Raspberry Pi. This long-awaited release…
Read more →Introducing Firefox’s AI-Powered Daily Crossword Widget on the New Tab Page
Firefox has introduced an exciting new feature on its New Tab page: an AI-powered daily crossword widget, created in collaboration…
Read more →Codeberg Implements Ban on Hosting ‘Mostly’ AI-Generated Code
Codeberg, a nonprofit platform designed for hosting Free/Libre Open Source Software (FLOSS) projects, has declared a ban on hosting software…
Read more →Why Your Ubuntu 26.04 Installation Might Be Silent on Updates: Key Insights and Solutions
If you haven’t been bugged about updates on your Ubuntu 26.04 LTS install lately, there’s a reason behind it. A…
Read more →Ubuntu 26.10 Introduces Ubuntu Certified Checking Feature in Settings
Ubuntu 26.10 is set to introduce a feature that allows users to check if their devices are Ubuntu Certified directly…
Read more →Discover the New Features of Firefox 153: Built-In Container Tabs, Rounded Corners, and More!
Mozilla has launched Firefox 153, introducing a variety of new features including built-in container tabs, QR code generation, and enhanced…
Read more →Ubuntu’s Desktop Icons Extension Successfully Completes GTK4 Migration
The Desktop Icons NG (DING) GNOME Shell extension, which allows users to place icons directly on their Ubuntu desktop, has…
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