Debian 13, codenamed Trixie, is finally available now. It features GNOME 48 among other changes. The next big release should be Linux Mint 22.2 followed by Fedora 43 and Ubuntu 25.10 in October. Debian 13 “Trixie” Released: What’s New in the Latest
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There’s something special about playing co-op games with your friends. If done right, it can create unbreakable bonds that last forever. But it can also weed out the fake ones who steal your loot while you’re downed and conveniently “forget” to revive
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You own nothing in this digital age. Your ebooks, your games, your movies. Nothing belongs to you if you rely on a third-party streaming/storage/service provider. In a bizarre turn of events, Amazon Web Services deleted the 10-year old account of an open
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I am helping my child learn coding. No, not the new born, but “my favorite child”, Ushika, who is now four years old. I have to call her “my favorite child” to avoid any backlash we could get as we divide our
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As people who live in the information age, we often have to give up our privacy to use collaboration tools that have no business having access to such invasive levels of PII, all in the name of “serving relevant ads“. Yep, I
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I know that there is pretty extensive online documentation from Ubuntu available for free. But extensive can also be overwhelming too. Probably that’s the reason why there is a new book on Ubuntu, unsurprisingly called “The Ultimate Ubuntu Handbook” and it gives
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The summer holiday season starts. Time to hit the beach, mountains, or the couch 😄 My teammate Sourav is an avid gamer, and he is working on several game suggestion articles. If you play computer games, you’ll find some good suggestions to
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Diablo is an iconic action RPG franchise built around fast-paced isometric combat, deep character customization, and the relentless pursuit of loot. Set in a dark fantasy world plagued by demonic forces, the series challenges players to battle through hordes of monsters, uncover
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Wireless file transfers are incredibly convenient, especially between Linux and Android devices. No cables, no manual configuration needed. Just quick transfers from one device to another using your local network. I know that it is faster to transfer files, specially huge ones,
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I know readers in the US will find it difficult to believe but it seems that Linux desktop usage are all time high in the United States of America. That’s worth a celebration 🥂 Made Linux Great Again? Linux Desktop Usage Hits
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