Linux systems developer has Arne Exton announced ‘a new mini edition of ExTiX – the ultimate Linux system. It is based on the upcoming Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Focal Fossa’.
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After Fedora 32 Beta was deemed unready for release last week during the initial Fedora 32 Beta “Go/No-Go” meeting. However, just 24 hours later, the Fedora developers reconvened and determined that all bugs had been successfully addressed. As such, the …
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APT 2.0 includes several new features, along with some performance and hardening improvements. Also, the size of the APT library is significantly smaller now since Debian developers have removed “a lot of code” in APT 2.0.
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Earlier this week, the Zorin Group announced the release of the latest version of their popular Ubuntu-based Linux distro, Zorin OS 15.2.
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FOSS Linux shared news of the first-ever Windows Subsystem for Linux Conference, or WSLConf, with our readers September last year. However, concerns over the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak have compelled the event’s sponsor, Canonical, and host, Microsoft, to cancel the onsite …
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Years ago, when I first started with Linux and wore a younger man’s clothes, one of the most challenging things for me to understand about Linux was the concept of symbolic links, and their use in the Linux environment.
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The recent outbreak of the pneumonia-like illness caused by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), first detected in the central city of Wuhan in December 2019, is wreaking havoc on day-to-day life in China and it’s citizens. It is also significantly impacting industries worldwide, …
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Over the weekend, the MyPaint developers quietly released version 2.0 of their popular free and open-source raster graphics editor. For those new to MyPaint, let me quickly introduce in brief.
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Popular Linux distro MX Linux received a point update 19.1 over the weekend with a plethora of application updates and bugfixes. This is the first update to the MX Linux 19.1 “Patito Feo” series. The release is the first with …
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South Korean government has announced that it will switch the computers used in its central government, local governments, and public institutions to Linux-based operating systems starting this year-end.
