Raspberry Pi Imager 2.0.7 delivers UI fixes, improved device support, better search, and multiple bug fixes across Linux, Windows, and macOS.

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Tails 7.6 adds built-in Tor bridge support for restricted networks and switches to GNOME Secrets as the default password manager.

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Canonical plans changes to Secure Boot GRUB in Ubuntu 26.10, removing support for LUKS, LVM, ZFS, and other features.

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Linux systems are often perceived as more secure by design, but recent threats prove that assumption can be dangerous. Modern ransomware like Pay2Key demonstrates how attackers combine simple Linux utilities such as cp command, netcat command, useradd command, or the apt command with advanced techniques to compromise servers at scale. These tools, normally used for administration and automation, can be abused to deploy payloads, maintain persistence, and move laterally inside infrastructure.

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VitruvianOS 0.3 is the first public release, featuring a Haiku-inspired design and a custom graphics stack built on the Linux kernel, without X11 or Wayland.

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Cohn, who helped lead a landmark crypto case and shape EFF’s agenda for decades, will hand leadership of the group to Nicole Ozer this summer.

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Firefox 150 promises new features like support for the GTK emoji picker on Linux, allowing users to insert emoji by using the Ctrl+. shortcut, and the ability to reorganize PDF pages directly in the Firefox PDF viewer, including moving, copying, and deleting pages.

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A deterministic password manager that generates, rather than stores, your logins — and makes versioning old passwords surprisingly handy.

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Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel 8.2 is now available for Oracle Linux 9 and 10, featuring a Linux 6.12 LTS base and upstream security updates.

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Radiotrope is a GUI and CLI internet radio player for Linux. It’s an AI agent-enabled player built with Rust, Slint, and MCP.

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In a Linux ecosystem rich with office productivity tools like FreeOffice, LibreOffice, OpenOffice, OnlyOffice, and WPS Office, choosing the right suite often comes down to performance, integration, and workflow preferences. While most users gravitate toward mainstream solutions, there’s a powerful and elegant alternative that deserves more attention: Calligra Suite.

Built by the KDE community, Calligra Suite is not just another office package—it’s a fully integrated productivity platform designed with flexibility and creativity in mind. Unlike traditional office suites that mimic Microsoft Office paradigms, Calligra introduces a unique, modular approach to document creation, visual design, and data management.

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In this blog post, we will show you how to install SSH on Ubuntu 26.04. SSH (Secure Shell) is a cryptographic network protocol for operating network services securely over an unsecured network. SSH enables secure data transfer between two machines (server-to-server or server-to-local computer) to ensure data is transferred without interruption. In addition to installing the SSH server, this post will cover SSH configuration and the most commonly used SSH commands, with examples.

Installing and configuring SSH on Ubuntu 26.04 is a straightforward and takes a couple of minutes. Let’s get started.

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GNOME 48.10 is out as the last maintenance update in the GNOME 48 lifecycle, focusing on fixes across core components like Shell, GTK, and Mutter.

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Highlights of NVIDIA 595 include support for the VK_EXT_descriptor_heap and VK_EXT_present_timing Vulkan extensions, support for Wayland 1.20, support for DRI3 1.2, and a new application profile that allows CUDA-using apps to reach P0 PState.

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Krita 5.3 delivers a new text engine and updated tools, alongside Krita 6.0, the Qt 6-based release with early Wayland support.

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The BOSGAME M4 Plus Mini PC is a powerful computer based on an AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS processor with integrated Radeon 780M graphics. I look at its BIOS.

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If you’ve explored torrent clients before, you’ve probably come across alternatives like qBittorrent, or spent time organizing files to better display directory structures alongside tools such as FreeOffice or OpenShot. In that ecosystem, Transmission stands out for a very specific reason: it does less—but does it exceptionally well.

Transmission is a minimalist, open-source BitTorrent client designed with efficiency, simplicity, and performance in mind. Unlike feature-heavy alternatives, it focuses on delivering a clean experience with low system resource usage, making it a favorite among Linux users and those who prefer a distraction-free interface.

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If you’re exploring modern browsers on Linux, you’ve probably come across options like Brave Browser, Midori, Opera GX, or Vivaldi. Each has its strengths, but Microsoft Edge Stable has quietly become a serious contender—even in a space where Microsoft technologies have traditionally been met with skepticism.

Microsoft Edge is a Chromium-based web browser developed by Microsoft, designed for performance, security, and deep integration with modern web standards. While it shares its engine with many popular browsers, Edge differentiates itself with a unique feature set, strong privacy controls, and tight integration with Microsoft services.

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PanVK’s new framebuffer abstraction for Mali GPUs removes OpenGL-specific constraints, unlocking more flexible tiled rendering features in Vulkan.

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At Amsterdam’s SecurityCon Europe, the Linux Foundation’s OpenSSF adds new members and showcases progress on SLSA, Gemara, and AI security.

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