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Software Open Source Linux Android ⚡ Featured News Krita 5.3.4 has arrived with a broad collection of bug fixes and improvements, including Android animation and timelapse video export, better resource handling, stability fixes, and important changes to file-format support. KS…

Home › News › Linux › GNOME 51 Released Linux GNOME Open Source ⚡ Featured Linux News GNOME 51 Released With Smoother Performance and Major Desktop Improvements GNOME 51 “A Coruña” arrives with improved graphics performance, smoother animations, refreshed system…

Linux Open Source Zsh Featured Linux Software Rat Zsh: A Fast and Reproducible Zsh Plugin Manager Rat Zsh is a Rust-based Zsh plugin manager designed around reproducible configuration, predictable plugin loading, and explicit control over how shell plugins are installed…

Scheduled for release in late October and powered by the Linux kernel 7.2, Fedora 45 Beta is now available for testing, giving users a preview of what to expect from the next major distro release. On the desktop side, Fedora…

Fish Shell 4.9 has been released as the latest version of the popular command-line shell, addressing an issue in Konsole 26.07.80 and its Kitty keyboard protocol implementation that could cause Shift+PageUp to stop working. To avoid the problem, Fish no longer requests…

The Linux From Scratch project has released LFS 13.1, featuring a major refresh of the core toolchain, a newer Linux kernel, and dozens of package updates. The biggest changes are in the toolchain, with the new release moving to Binutils 2.47,…

The Thunderbird team has released version 155 of its open-source email client, with a better account setup experience, broader OAuth support, and fixes for several mail and calendar issues. One main improvement is the streamlined manual account configuration. The setup…

Arch Linux has released its September 2026 installation ISO, giving users planning a fresh install an up-to-date medium with the latest packages added throughout August. The new snapshot, version 2026.09.01, uses Linux kernel 7.2.2, a notable jump from Linux 7.1.5…

Debian developers have decided on a major question: how to use generative AI in the project, choosing a middle ground and voting for the “Responsible Use of Generative AI” proposal. This sets a direction that is open to AI but…