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Ghostty DEBs Now Ready for Ubuntu 25.04: Enhance Your Experience!
Fans of the Ghostty terminal can rejoice as DEB packages for Ubuntu 25.04 are now available. The Ghostty Ubuntu project was initiated to provide .deb packages for users of Ubuntu and other Debian-based distributions, such as Linux Mint and ZorinOS, facilitating easier installation and use of the application. While there are currently no official Snap…
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9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: Highlights and Updates from April 20th, 2025
The latest edition of the 9to5Linux Weekly Roundup for the week ending April 20, 2025, features significant updates and news from the Linux landscape. This week saw major releases from popular distributions including Fedora Linux, Ubuntu, and Manjaro, alongside the launch of the KDE Gear software suite and the LXQt desktop environment. Additionally, several maintenance…
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Linux Kernel 6.13 Reaches End of Life: Why You Should Upgrade to 6.14 Now
As of now, the Linux kernel 6.13 series has reached the end of its life, signaling users to upgrade to the newer Linux kernel version 6.14. The 6.14 kernel has already been integrated into the stable repositories of major Linux distributions such as Arch Linux, Fedora Linux, Alpine Linux, and Ubuntu. Linux kernel 6.13 was…
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Parallels Desktop 20.3: Enhancing Linux VM Experience for Mac Users
Parallels Desktop has released version 20.3, which includes significant updates aimed at improving the experience of running Linux virtual machines (VMs) on macOS. This software allows macOS users to run various operating systems, including Windows and Linux distributions, within virtual environments. Many developers prefer using Linux VMs as they often face restrictions with company devices…
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11 Essential Steps to Take Right After Installing Ubuntu 25.04
The Ubuntu 25.04 release introduces a variety of features and improvements aimed at enhancing the user experience right from the start. However, users may still need to make a few adjustments to fully personalize their setup post-installation. Here’s a rundown of some of the key tasks to consider after installing Ubuntu 25.04. 1. Check for…
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Introducing Ubuntu 25.04 “Plucky Puffin”: What’s New and Download Information
Canonical has officially released Ubuntu 25.04, dubbed "Plucky Puffin," enhancing the widely-used GNU/Linux distribution with updated components and features. This new version runs on the latest Linux 6.14 kernel, ensuring optimal hardware support, and integrates the GNOME 48 desktop environment, enhancing performance with dynamic triple buffering, particularly beneficial for lower-end systems. Notable updates in Ubuntu…
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Step-by-Step Guide to Upgrading to Ubuntu 25.04 ‘Plucky Puffin’
If you are currently using Ubuntu 24.10 and are eager to upgrade to the new Ubuntu 25.04 release, the process is straightforward. There’s no need to download an ISO or perform a clean installation if you have a working internet connection and your system is fully updated. It’s advisable to upgrade soon, as support for…
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Ubuntu 25.04 Now Released: Download Your Copy Today!
Pull the party poppers and unpack the cake because today marks the release of Ubuntu 25.04, codenamed Plucky Puffin! This version is celebrated as one of the most polished and performant releases to date, offering ongoing support until January 2026. With plans for Ubuntu 25.10 in October, users can easily upgrade from 25.04. Over the…
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GNOME 47.6 Resolves Black Screen Issues for NVIDIA Users in Multi-Monitor Configurations
The GNOME Project has released version 47.6 of the GNOME desktop environment, providing key updates and bug fixes, particularly addressing issues with multi-monitor setups using NVIDIA graphics drivers. This new maintenance release follows the decision to skip version 47.5, delivering various fixes to enhance stability. Among the notable changes, the Mutter window and composite manager…
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Armbian Unveils Cloud-Optimized Images for ARM64 and x86 Platforms
The Armbian project has announced the release of new cloud-optimized images tailored for both ARM64 (AArch64) and x86 hardware architectures. These images, based on either Debian 12 “Bookworm” or Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat), come with a suite of impressive features such as ultra-fast boot times, a lightweight footprint, minimal attack surface, and built-in Docker…
