KDE Finalizes the Release Schedule of KDE Applications 17.08, Arrives August 17
The KDE Applications 17.04 stable series is nearing its end of life as the KDE Project plans to release the last scheduled maintenance update next month...
Wayland Session Now Installed by Default in Latest KDE Neon Dev Unstable ISOs
Wayland, the next-generation display server for Linux-based operating systems is on its way to becoming ready for everyday use, and the KDE Neon development team took...
Canonical Preps New PPA for Ubuntu 17.10 Users to Test the Latest Linux Kernels
Canonical has announced on Twitter that they have new Linux 4.11-based kernel packages ready for public testing in the repositories of the upcoming Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful...
Meet Simple Menu, an Alternative Application Launcher for KDE Plasma 5 Desktops
The KDE community showcased today on their social media channels a new, alternative application launcher for KDE Plasma 5 desktop environments, Simple Menu. Simple Menu hit...
Fedora 26 Linux Operating System Launching mid-July with GCC 7 and DNF 2.0
Red Hat’s John Terrill is informing us about the availability of the Beta version of the upcoming Fedora 26 Linux operating system, which comes in three...
IPFire 2.19 Linux Firewall Gets WPA Enterprise Authentication in Client Mode
Michael Tremer from the IPFire Project announced the availability of a new stable update for the IPFire 2.19 series of the open-source Linux-based firewall distribution. IPFire...
GitHub Improves Launching of Its Atom Editor from Windows Subsystem for Linux
GitHub today announced the release of Atom 1.18, the new stable version of its open-source and cross-platform hackable text editor, introducing Git and GitHub integration for...
Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful Aardvark) to Use Linux Kernel 4.13, According to Canonical
In their latest bi-weekly report, Canonical’s Ubuntu Kernel team revealed the fact that they intend to target the Linux 4.13 kernel series for the upcoming Ubuntu...
Ubuntu's Snapd Daemon Now Works Properly on Raspberry Pi and Raspberry Pi Zero
More than a month after Canonical’s Simon Fels announced that he’s working on bringing Snappy’s Snapd daemon to the Debian-based Raspbian operating system for Raspberry Pi...
Canonical Makes It Easier to Deploy MAAS (Metal as a Service) via Snap Package
According to MAAS developer Blake Rouse, it would appear that it’s a lot easier now to deliver a production-ready version of Canonical’s MAAS (Metal as a...
