Category Linux

Tired of your physical music collection gathering dust? Laser is a new, modern CD ripper for Linux that leverages GTK4 and libadwaita to make digitizing your albums a breeze.

The latest update to the popular open-source Calibre ebook manager brings an unexpected twist: a text-based AI-powered writing game.

Microsoft's open-source terminal text editor, Edit, has reached version 2.0.0, introducing long-awaited syntax highlighting and improved regex capabilities for a smoother command-line experience.

The fourth monthly snapshot of Ubuntu 26.10 is now available for testers, bringing a fresh wave of updates including GNOME 51 and improved Rust utilities.

Miracle-wm 0.11 brings a major quality-of-life update with a new GNOME-style overview mode, making it easier than ever to manage your windows and workspaces.

GNOME 51 has officially arrived, introducing FIDO2 passkey login and performance refinements that make your desktop experience smoother than ever.

The latest Orion for Linux beta update introduces fully functional toolbar customization, allowing users to tailor their web browsing experience like never before.

Mozilla has officially released Firefox 156, bringing notable performance boosts to image handling and document viewing that promise to save your system resources.

Tired of cluttered or outdated icons? The new Conflux icon set offers a clean, professional, and neutral aesthetic designed to blend perfectly with any Linux distribution.

Shotwell 33 is officially available, marking the popular GNOME photo manager's transition to the GTK4 toolkit. While the interface remains familiar, this stable release sets the stage for future modernizations.