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Exploring Kagi’s Orion Browser: The New Linux Port Utilizing GTK4 and Libadwaita
Kagi, known for its paid and privacy-oriented search engine, is actively working on porting its Orion web browser to Linux. Recent development screenshots reveal that the Linux version will utilize GTK4/libadwaita for its graphical user interface, a sensible decision given GTK4’s widespread adoption and focus on consistency across Linux distributions. The inclusion of libadwaita should…
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Flatpak 1.16.1: Exciting Enhancements in the Linux App Sandboxing Framework
Flatpak 1.16.1 has just been released as the latest stable version of this well-known Linux application sandboxing and distribution framework, marking the first maintenance update in the Flatpak 1.16 series. This new version introduces several enhancements, most notably the ability for child accounts to update existing apps by default when parental controls are active. This…
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KDE Plasma 6.3.5 Update Now Available for Kubuntu Users: What’s New?
If you’re a Kubuntu 25.04 user, you can now access the latest KDE Plasma 6.3.5 update through the Kubuntu backports PPA, which was recently announced by Kubuntu developers. This release serves as the final bug-fix before the upcoming KDE Plasma 6.4. The update includes several noteworthy fixes. For example, the Discover app store has improved…
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KDE Frameworks 6.14: Enhancements to the New Files Dialog and KRunner Unit Conversion
The KDE Project has released KDE Frameworks 6.14, the latest in a series of over 70 libraries that enhance functionality for KDE applications and the KDE Plasma desktop. This update introduces several exciting features, including improvements to the New Files dialog in the Dolphin file manager and KIO-based applications. Users will now see file or…
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Calibre 8.4: Enhancements to KEPUB Output and Bug Fixes in the Latest Open-Source eBook Manager Release
Calibre 8.4 has been released as a maintenance update by developer Kovid Goyal. This version of the open-source ebook management software enhances the KEPUB output and fixes various bugs. A significant addition in this release is the workaround for a Qt/Wayland bug that previously prevented the menu of the Layout button from displaying on Linux.…
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Unleashing Power: New RISC-V AI PC Achieves 50 TOPS and Supports Ubuntu 24.04
Canonical has recently partnered with DeepComputing to introduce the new DC-ROMA RISC-V AI PC, which runs Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. This powerful RISC-V AI PC is built on the advanced RISC-V Mainboard II, designed for Framework’s laptops but can also function as a standalone PC. Users can connect it to a monitor, keyboard, and mouse thanks…
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System76 Upgrades Serval WS Linux Laptop with Powerful NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GPU
Linux hardware vendor System76 has introduced an upgraded version of its Serval WS laptop, catering to both engineering and gaming audiences. The new model is equipped with powerful hardware including an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU, which boasts 24 cores and threads. Additionally, it features a 16-inch 2K display with a resolution of 2560×1600,…
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How to Easily Toggle Ubuntu’s New Wellbeing Reminders On and Off
The Wellbeing features introduced in Ubuntu 25.04 provide users with periodic reminders to take breaks and move around. This is part of a broader effort that includes screen time monitoring and the option to activate greyscale display when users exceed their screen time limit. While these alerts can be beneficial during the day, they may…
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Mesa 25.1 Released: Discover the Exciting New Features of the Open-Source Graphics Stack
The Mesa 25.1 open-source graphics stack has just been released, introducing numerous enhancements and new features across various open-source graphics drivers. This update aims to optimize support for video games and improve overall performance. A standout feature is the fully integrated Asahi driver, which has been merged into the kernel, enhancing its usability. The Panfrost…
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Download Now: Ubuntu 25.10 Daily Builds Are Here!
Ubuntu 25.10, codenamed ‘Questing Quokka,’ has reached a significant milestone with the availability of its daily builds for download. This marks the beginning of the development cycle for the next Ubuntu release, set to culminate in a stable version by October 7, 2025, although this date may change due to the nature of software development.…
