elementary Devs Move the OS' Icons from Canonical's Launchpad to GitHub
A few moments ago, December 8, the developers of the elementary GNU/Linux operating system, an Ubuntu derivative loved by the community for its gorgeous look and...
KDE Plasma 5.5 Features New Default Font, Wayland Session, Legacy Tray Icons Support – Video
Today, December 8, the KDE project will officially unveil the latest and most advanced version of the KDE Plasma 5 desktop environment for GNU/Linux operating systems....
openSUSE Developers Discuss the Removal of Custom Artwork for KDE Plasma 5
openSUSE developer Luca Beltrame started a new discussion on the openSUSE mailing list where he explains some facts regarding the future of custom themes for the...
Canonical Patches Critical OpenSSL Vulnerabilities in All Supported Ubuntu OSes
Today, December 7, 2015, Canonical’s Marc Deslauriers published details about new security fixes for the OpenSSL packages in all supported Ubuntu Linux operating systems. According to...
Steam for Linux Now Has 1700 Games, with Less than 1% Marketshare
It looks like Steam for Linux managed to move past another milestone, 1,700 games for the open source platform. It took less than a month to...
digiKam 5.0 Beta 2 Is a Massive Update, Porting to Qt and KF5 Is Almost Done
Digital photo management application for KDE and Linux digiKam has been upgraded to version 5.0 Beta 2 and is now ready for testing and download. The...
AMD Foss Drivers Now Have OpenGL 4.1, Tessellation Enabled
The AMD Foss Drivers have just received an important update and it looks like they are now OpenGL 4.1 compliant, which means that some new cool...
Steam for Linux Now Correctly Shows Only SteamOS/Linux Games in Big Picture Mode
Valve always made sure that its Steam digital store’s gaming library can be easily filtered by the operating system used by users, making it easier for...
NethServer Linux Receives New Multi-Wan Implementation, Antispam Improvements
Alessio Fattorini, leader of the NethServer GNU/Linux operating system, informed us about the latest new features that landed during the month of November 2015. As you...
Meet PINE64, the World's First $15 Open Source Gaming Machine That Runs Android and Linux
While digging through the Internet, we’ve recently found a new and powerful 64-bit expandable SBC (Single-board computer) called PINE64 that costs only $15 (approximately €14). Just...
