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Ubuntu Now Officially Supports NVIDIA Rubin AI Systems

Ubuntu Now Officially Supports NVIDIA Rubin AI Systems

Canonical has announced official Ubuntu support for the NVIDIA Rubin platform, NVIDIA’s next-generation GPU and platform architecture for AI and high-performance computing, including the rack-scale NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 systems. The announcement was made at CES 2026. The move positions…

KDE Proposes New Plasma Login Manager to Replace SDDM

KDE Proposes New Plasma Login Manager to Replace SDDM

Several years ago, KDE retired its bespoke display manager (KDM) in favor of SDDM. However, despite the community’s best efforts, SDDM’s architecture made it challenging to incorporate everything from advanced power management to specialized input methods. So, now looks like…

ProtonUp-Qt v2.14 Brings New Proton-EM Compatibility Tool

ProtonUp-Qt v2.14 Brings New Proton-EM Compatibility Tool

ProtonUp-Qt, an open-source GUI that streamlines the installation and updating of Proton-GE and Wine-based compatibility layers, enabling Linux gamers to run Windows-exclusive titles on their preferred distributions, has rolled out the brand-new 2.14 version. The key change in this release…

How to Install Visual Studio Code on Arch Linux

How to Install Visual Studio Code on Arch Linux

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a feature-rich, highly customizable editor loved by developers worldwide, and Arch Linux provides the perfect platform to unleash its full potential. The reason is simple: as a rolling release, Arch always provides users with the latest, most modern,…

Finding the Most Up-to-Date and Fastest Arch Linux Mirrors

Finding the Most Up-to-Date and Fastest Arch Linux Mirrors

If you’re an Arch Linux user, you’ve probably experienced the frustration of slow package downloads. The culprit? You might be using a mirror server that’s geographically distant or simply overloaded. After years of managing Arch systems, I’ve learned that optimizing…

Auto-cpufreq 3.0 Released With CPU Turbo Controls

Auto-cpufreq 3.0 Released With CPU Turbo Controls

Nine months after the previous 2.6 release, Auto-cpufreq, a free and open-source automatic CPU speed & power optimizer for Linux, has launched its latest version, 3.0. If you haven’t heard of it, it’s a great piece of software that dynamically adjusts…

Rhino Linux 2025.4 Brings Lomiri Packages and Updated Kernels

Rhino Linux 2025.4 Brings Lomiri Packages and Updated Kernels

Over five months after its previous 2025.3 version, the Rhino Linux team has unveiled its latest release, 2025.4, on its Ubuntu-based rolling-release distribution, which features a custom desktop environment (Unicorn) built around the Pacstall package manager. According to the announcement, over…