Category Linux

Objective Development has announced that Little Snitch is being brought to Linux, introducing the popular network monitoring tool from the macOS ecosystem to the open-source desktop and server environment. For those unfamiliar, Little Snitch is a network monitoring and connection…

Deepin 25.1 marks the first major update in the Deepin 25 series and is available as a fresh ISO for AMD64, ARM64, and Loong64 architectures, along with a RISC-V technology preview. One of the most significant changes is the kernel…

KDE has announced the release of Frameworks 6.25, the latest monthly update to its collection of add-on libraries for Qt and KDE applications. This release follows the project’s regular update cycle and requires Qt 6.9. Below are the key highlights.…

Miracle-WM, the Mir-based Wayland compositor built around a tiling window manager, has released version 0.9. With this update, the project takes a significant step toward modularity by shifting much of its extensibility into plugins, positioning itself as a more customizable…

When setting up a new Linux server, Debian and Ubuntu are often the top contenders. Both are mature, widely supported distributions used in everything from small VPS setups to large-scale production environments. They share the same package format and management…

GNU Nano, the widely used terminal-based text editor, has been updated to version 9.0, introducing several usability improvements—most notably a redesigned horizontal scrolling behavior. In this release, when the cursor approaches the right edge of the screen, lines now scroll…

APT 3.2 is now the latest stable release of Debian’s package manager, bringing a range of new features and improvements. One of the standout additions is the enhanced history functionality, which introduces several new commands: In addition, APT 3.2 includes…