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Top 5 Most Stable Linux Distros of 2024
In the world of operating systems, Linux distributions stand out for their stability, security, and flexibility. With an abundance of options available, it can be challenging to find a reliable version that meets your needs. This article will explore the top five most stable Linux distributions for 2024, ideal for both newcomers and seasoned users…
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WordPress Auto Blogger with AutomationTools.ai and ServerHost
Automate Your WordPress Blog with AutomationTools.ai and ServerHost Managing a WordPress blog can be a time-consuming task, especially when it comes to ensuring that your content is fresh, engaging, and SEO-friendly. However, AutomationTools.ai’s WordPress Autoblogger system offers an innovative solution that simplifies this process, saving you time and effort. When paired with a Linux VPS…
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System76 Revamps Serval WS Linux Laptop with Advanced 14th Gen Intel CPU
System76, a Linux hardware vendor, has announced a refresh of their powerful Serval WS laptop. This update equips the laptop with a high-end 14th-generation Intel Core processor. System76’s mission is to update its entire Linux laptop lineup to 14th Gen Intel CPUs. After updating the Bonobo WS laptop, they have now furnished the Serval WS…
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VSCode Ends Support for Ubuntu 18.04: Devs Express Discontent
Microsoft Visual Studio Code (VS Code) has discontinued support for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS — a decision resulting in problems for numerous developers. The ‘January 2024’ update (VS Code 1.86) has seen Microsoft raise the essential build requirements for the text editor’s widely used remote dev tools to ≥glibc 2.28 — an upgrade which is incompatible…
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Revealing the Codename & New Cinnamon Feature of Linux Mint 22
Linux Mint developers have conveyed a few details about the forthcoming major release, anticipated to arrive in the early summer. The first revelation is the codename: the successor of Linux Mint 21, i.e., Linux Mint 22, will be named ‘Wilma’. This wasn’t a complete shock; the codenames for all subsets of the Linux Mint 21.x…
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Step-by-Step Guide: Upgrading from Zorin OS 16 to Zorin OS 17 Now Made Possible
The Zorin OS team announced today that the upgrade path from Zorin OS 16 to Zorin OS 17 is now open for Zorin OS Core and Pro users through the Zorin OS Upgrader utility. Zorin OS 17 arrived last year on December 20th and introduced new features like a Quick Settings menu in the toolbar,…
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Unveiling the New Features: Release of LibreOffice 24.2
A brand new version of the free, open-source office suite LibreOffice is now available for download. The follow-up to last year’s LibreOffice 7.6, called LibreOffice 24.2, marks a significant change as it’s the first edition to use a calendar-based version number. The ’24’ stands for 2024, and ‘2’ for the month of February, similar to…
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2024 Update: Wayland Driver for Wine Gets OpenGL Support and Exciting New Features
Today, Collabora provides us with a quick glimpse and a future outlook on the ongoing improvements on the Wine driver for Wayland, as well as highlighting some desirable features that might be beneficial. The first appearance of the Wine driver for Wayland was marked by the Wine 9.0 launch. This free and open-source compatibility layer…