News

XDA Developers on MSN16h
Linux's biggest problem is a lack of apps — but that may not matter to you
Want to move away from Windows? Linux may be scary, but it's much easier to use than you might think, and most of your apps ...
Hackaday3d
Linux Fu: The Cheap Macropad Conundrum
You can get cheap no-brand macropads for almost nothing now. Some of them have just a couple of keys. Others have lots of ...
Linux kernel 6.16 lands without any headline features but 38M lines of code
Linux kernel 6.16 was released after what was apparently a relaxed end of the development cycle. (We suppose this could be ...
Want AI agents to work together? The Linux Foundation has a plan
Cisco has donated its AGNTCY, a foundation for an interoperable 'Internet of Agents' to enable disparate AI agents to ...
How-To Geek on MSN7d
Your Linux PC Has Daemons. Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Them
Modern Linux systems will have lots of daemons running in the background, especially on servers. Even on desktop systems, ...
Arch Linux users told to purge Firefox forks after AUR malware scare
A security warning from the Arch Linux maintainers highlights compromised packages of three of the leading Firefox-based ...
Free 3D software Blender 4.5: visual programming and efficient rendering
The 3D program Blender 4.5 was released. It offers long-term support until 2027, better node handling and should render more efficiently than its predecessor.
Red Hat just expanded free access to RHEL for business developers
Production Use for Small Workloads: Since early 2021, Red Hat has permitted free RHEL use for production workloads on up to 16 systems in response to community feedback following the discontinuation ...