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Canonical will cease all Bazaar code hosting on its Launchpad platform in two stages, culminating on 1 September 2025. The legacy version control system, once the backbone of many Ubuntu-related projects, will see its web interface retired soon, followed by full removal of backend functionality. Users of Bazaar, including developers relying on Ubuntu Engineering, must migrate to Git or other supported systems ahead of the deadline to preserve continuity. […]

Canonical’s Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, known as Focal Fossa, will reach the end of its standard five-year support period on 31 May 2025. This transition affects millions of users across enterprise, cloud, and personal environments, who must now decide between upgrading to a newer release or subscribing to extended support to maintain security compliance. Ubuntu LTS releases are designed to provide five years of free security updates and […]

Ubuntu 25.10 will introduce a significant update to its core user experience by replacing the default terminal and image viewer applications with modern alternatives. This development marks a shift towards more streamlined and feature-rich tools, reflecting the broader trend of enhancing Linux desktop usability without sacrificing performance or stability. The new default terminal, known as “Console,” is set to replace GNOME Terminal, which has been a longstanding […]

Open source software has received a significant injection of support from leading companies such as Canonical, Zerodha, and other major industry players, marking a pivotal moment for the global development community. This wave of generous contributions comes as open source projects continue to underpin vast segments of the digital infrastructure powering everything from cloud computing to fintech applications. Canonical, known globally as the company behind the Ubuntu […]

The openSUSE project has officially removed the Deepin Desktop Environment from its Tumbleweed rolling release and the upcoming Leap 16.0, citing unresolved security vulnerabilities and a lack of effective cooperation from Deepin’s upstream developers. The decision follows the discovery of a critical privilege escalation flaw in the `dde-api-proxy` component, which acts as a D-Bus proxy between Deepin applications and system services. This vulnerability, assigned CVE-2025-23222, allows unprivileged […]

AdGuard has officially launched version 1.0 of its ad-blocking software tailored for Linux, marking the company’s first stable release for the open-source operating system. This development introduces a system-wide, command-line-based ad-blocking solution, expanding AdGuard’s reach beyond its existing platforms, including Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and browser extensions. The Linux version distinguishes itself by operating entirely through the command line, lacking a graphical user interface. This design choice […]

KDE has officially ceased the long-term support releases of its Plasma desktop environment, marking a significant shift in its development strategy. The decision, confirmed during a developer sprint in Graz, Austria, reflects a move towards more frequent and uniformly supported releases, aligning with the project’s evolving priorities and resource allocation. The discontinuation of LTS versions stems from multiple factors. Developers cited inconsistent expectations from users, challenges in […]

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Xubuntu 25.04, codenamed “Plucky Puffin,” introduces significant updates to the lightweight Linux distribution, focusing on performance, usability, and modernisation. Released on April 17, 2025, this interim version will receive support until January 2026. Beta released, What’s New in Xubuntu 25.04? All the Highlights You Need to Know!) At the forefront of this release is the integration of Xfce 4.20, which brings experimental Wayland support, configurable panel border […]

Ubuntu 25.04 users can now install the Ghostty terminal emulator via DEB packages, thanks to a community-led packaging initiative spearheaded by software engineer Mike Kasberg. This development simplifies access to Ghostty, a cross-platform terminal application that has garnered attention for its native user interface and GPU-accelerated performance. Ghostty, developed by Mitchell Hashimoto, co-founder of HashiCorp, aims to provide a fast, feature-rich, and native experience across macOS, Linux, […]

Kubuntu 25.04, codenamed “Plucky Puffin,” has been officially released, introducing a suite of enhancements aimed at improving user experience and developer productivity. This latest iteration features the KDE Plasma 6.3 desktop environment, Linux kernel 6.14, and updated development toolchains, marking a significant step forward for the Ubuntu-based distribution. The integration of KDE Plasma 6.3 brings a refreshed user interface, offering improved performance and a more cohesive design. […]

Manjaro 25.0 ‘Zetar’ marks a significant milestone for the popular Arch-based Linux distribution, introducing a refreshed set of features designed to elevate the user experience. The new release not only updates the desktop environments but also incorporates a newer Linux kernel, further refining performance and stability for users across diverse systems. Manjaro, known for its user-friendly approach to Arch Linux, has long been celebrated for its ability […]

The world of Linux has witnessed a shift with the announcement of Systemd’s plans to launch its own Linux distribution, dubbed ParticleOS. This move has piqued the interest of many in the open-source community, given Systemd’s significant influence within the Linux ecosystem. Known for its role in managing system processes, services, and init systems, Systemd has become a core component in many popular Linux distributions. The launch […]

Zorin OS 17.3 has been officially released, introducing significant updates aimed at enhancing user experience and privacy. A notable change in this iteration is the replacement of Mozilla Firefox with Brave as the default web browser. This decision follows Mozilla’s policy adjustments, prompting Zorin OS to align with a browser that emphasizes user privacy and security. Brave offers features such as tracker and fingerprinting protection, built-in Tor-powered […]

Managing a Linux system can be a complex endeavor, especially for those new to the platform. Linux-Assistant emerges as a comprehensive solution, designed to simplify and enhance the user experience by automating routine tasks and providing valuable insights into system performance. Linux-Assistant offers a suite of features aimed at both novice and seasoned users. It provides real-time monitoring of system resources, including CPU usage, memory consumption, and […]

Linux has made significant strides in the gaming industry, challenging the long-standing dominance of Windows. Recent data indicates that Linux’s market share on Valve’s Steam platform reached 2.29% in December 2024, up from 2.03% in November. Although there was a slight decline to 2.06% in January 2025, the overall trend showcases a growing acceptance of Linux among gamers. This upward trajectory can be attributed to several factors, […]

Canonical has officially announced that Ubuntu 25.04, codenamed ‘Plucky Puffin’, is scheduled for release on 17 April 2025. This upcoming version aims to build upon the foundations of its predecessors, introducing a series of enhancements in performance, security, and user experience. One of the most anticipated features in ‘Plucky Puffin’ is the integration of GNOME 48, the latest iteration of the GNOME desktop environment. This version is […]

openSUSE, one of the most popular Linux distributions, is considering ending support for legacy BIOS in favour of UEFI for future versions. This potential shift could impact users relying on older hardware, raising concerns about compatibility and the future of certain systems within the open-source community. While the decision is still under discussion, the direction suggests a growing trend towards modernisation that leaves behind aging systems. Legacy […]

Plank Reloaded, a modern fork of the original Plank dock, has been introduced to enhance compatibility with the Cinnamon desktop environment and incorporate contemporary features. The project aims to maintain the simplicity of its predecessor while addressing previous limitations and integrating new functionalities. The original Plank dock was celebrated for its minimalist design, providing users with a straightforward application launcher. However, as desktop environments evolved, particularly Cinnamon, […]

OBS Studio 31.0 marks a significant update for content creators, offering several new features while discontinuing support for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. This latest version introduces a range of improvements, including enhanced streaming and recording capabilities for both seasoned streamers and newcomers alike. One of the most notable changes is the removal of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS support, which has been a staple in previous releases. Users running this […]

Cancer awareness campaign completes 10 years Manju Ramanan “In a world full of entertainment events, it is always a gratifying challenge to venture into an event that inspires and empowers all. The Beyond October Cancer Campaign that I started in 2014 as a Can Defeat Cancer Campaign is just that,” says Manju Ramanan, a journalist, author and Founder of the Beyond October Cancer Campaign. The platform exclusive to […]

Ubuntu is set to unveil a significant enhancement in its security management with a new graphical user interface (GUI) tool designed to streamline and strengthen system protection. This upcoming tool aims to simplify access to security features, making it easier for users to monitor and manage their system’s security settings effectively. The proposed security center GUI tool will be integrated into the latest Ubuntu distributions, providing a […]

The GNOME desktop environment’s latest extension, Tiling Shell, offers Ubuntu users a powerful tool designed to streamline their workflow. This extension significantly boosts productivity by providing advanced tiling capabilities, allowing users to manage multiple windows more efficiently. Tiling Shell introduces a dynamic grid system that automatically arranges open windows into a customizable layout. This feature is particularly beneficial for users who frequently work with several applications simultaneously, […]

Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, is taking significant steps to keep its popular Linux distribution at the forefront of innovation by integrating the latest Linux kernel versions into future releases. This move is expected to bring enhanced hardware support, security improvements, and new features to millions of Ubuntu users worldwide. Mark Shuttleworth, the founder of Canonical, emphasized the importance of keeping Ubuntu in sync with the latest […]

TUXEDO Computers has unveiled its first convertible laptop running Linux, marking a significant milestone in the tech industry. The TUXEDO Book X, a versatile 2-in-1 device, combines the flexibility of a convertible design with the power of Linux, appealing to tech enthusiasts and professionals seeking a high-performance alternative to traditional operating systems. The TUXEDO Book X features a 360-degree hinge, allowing users to switch seamlessly between laptop […]

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