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VirtualBox 7.1.2 Launches with Enhanced 3D Acceleration Support for ARM VMs
Oracle has unveiled VirtualBox 7.1.2, marking the first maintenance update to the latest 7.1 series of this robust, free, open-source, and cross-platform virtualization software compatible with Linux, macOS, Solaris, and Windows. The release of VirtualBox 7.1.2 comes just three weeks after the launch of VirtualBox 7.1. This update addresses several GUI concerns, particularly related to…
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Ubuntu Issues Critical Update to Address Severe Security Vulnerability in CUPS
If you’ve somewhat followed Linux-related online discussions recently, you may have heard that a significant Linux security vulnerability was set to be announced. And now, it has been revealed: a critical remote code execution vulnerability within the CUPS printing system, which is implemented in most leading Linux distributions including Ubuntu, as well as Chrome OS.…
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COSMIC Alpha 2 Launches: Enhanced Bluetooth Settings and a Revamped File Manager
System76 introduced the second alpha release, Alpha 2, of the new COSMIC desktop environment, developed in Rust, for the Ubuntu-based Pop!_OS 24.04 Linux distribution today. In this latest release, notable new features include a Bluetooth section within the Settings enabling users to pair and control Bluetooth devices, a Gallery option in COSMIC Files to browse…
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COSMIC DE Alpha 2 Unveiled: Explore the Latest Features and Updates
Chocks away — a British phrase, so no puzzled looks please — the second alpha release of System76’s native COSMIC desktop environment is now available. To facilitate easy testing of these new enhancements, a second alpha build of Pop!_OS 24.04 has been released for download. Users who installed the initial Pop!_OS 24.04 alpha are not…
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Latest Fwupd 1.9.25 Update Brings Enhanced Support for Dell K2 Docks and Additional Intel USB4 Hubs
Fwupd developer Richard Hughes announced the launch of fwupd version 1.9.25 today, a follow-up to the previous fwupd 1.9.24 iteration, enhancing this robust firmware updating tool. The latest release, fwupd 1.9.25, introduces compatibility with an expanded list of devices such as Algoltek hardware with sector erase functionality, Dell K2 docks, the Intel USB4 hub 5787,…
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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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LXQt 2.1 Update: Introducing Experimental Wayland Sessions and Enhanced Styling Features
The developers behind the LXQt desktop environment, known for its lightness, have unveiled significant updates planned for the upcoming LXQt 2.1 release, including an eagerly anticipated Wayland session. The most notable addition in LXQt 2.1 is the introduction of an experimental Wayland session, enabled by the new lxqt-wayland-session package. This session will support various well-known…
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Ubuntu 24.10 ARM ISO Now Supports the ThinkPad X13s: Exploring the New Compatibility
The latest Ubuntu 24.10 release brings official support for the Snapdragon-powered Lenovo ThinkPad X13s laptop through the standard ARM64 ISO, marking a significant update. Previously, while Ubuntu 23.10 could run on the ThinkPad X13s, it required a custom ISO designed specifically for that model. Ubuntu 24.04 LTS did not offer an official installer image for…
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MPV 0.39.0 Launches with Enhanced Scaling Support for NVIDIA RTX and Intel VSR
MPV 0.39.0, the latest stable version of this widely respected, open-source media player, is now accessible for download after a development period of five months. The new features of MPV 0.39.0 include scaling support for NVIDIA RTX and Intel VSR through the D3D11VA filter, implementation of media controls on Windows, multi-touch functionality, enhanced track selection…
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Step-by-Step Guide to Disabling the ‘Recent’ Files Section in Nautilus
One of my most frequently used functions in the Nautilus file manager is the Recent files feature. It allows me to quickly access the files I’ve recently downloaded, modified, or created, all from one place, without worrying about their original directories. This feature is incredibly useful to me although I recognize that it can also…








