Category Linux

The highly anticipated Arduino VENTUNO Q development board has officially hit the market with Ubuntu preinstalled, selling out almost instantly upon pre-order launch.

LibreOffice 26.8 has made history by surpassing 1 million downloads in its first week, marking the most successful launch for the open-source suite to date.

August 2026 was a busy month for open-source software. We break down the biggest updates to popular Linux tools, from AI-powered Calibre features to a massive LibreOffice overhaul.

Mozilla's latest release, Firefox 155, brings AI-powered browsing tools to new territories and includes important performance updates for Linux desktops.

Ubuntu is moving away from IRC as an official support channel, marking a significant shift for long-time Linux users. Find out how this change impacts your access to community assistance.

Ubuntu users looking to jump from 24.04 to 26.04 will have to wait until September. Find out why Canonical is holding back the release and what it means for your upgrade path.

OpenShot 4.0 has officially landed, introducing a suite of professional-grade tools like advanced colour grading, a dedicated recording dock, and seamless Qt 6 integration.

Google has updated the Chromium build system to include experimental support for Flatpak packaging, marking a potential shift in how Chrome reaches Linux users.

The first point release for Ubuntu 26.04 LTS is here, bundling essential security patches and bug fixes into a fresh installation image for a smoother setup experience.

Calibre 9.14 introduces a creative AI-powered tool that allows users to generate custom book covers directly within the ebook manager. Discover how this new feature works and what it means for your digital library.