The Linux Foundation has announced $12.5 million in grants to strengthen open source software security. The funding will be managed by Alpha-Omega and the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF), two of its security-focused initiatives. The idea behind this move is to tackle
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GNOME has had quite a journey so far, consistently evolving according to the community’s needs, gaining both loyal users and ardent haters. Each release has brought steadier foundations, a more coherent design language, and a growing set of applications built around the
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Manjaro has long been one of the more popular Arch-based Linux distributions, known for making Arch Linux more accessible to everyday users. But it has been losing ground for years, both in terms of user trust and active contributors, and the complaints
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A new Linux distro has appeared. Not surprisinhg. We get new Linux distributions almost every month, sometimes even every week. This one is based on Debian. Again, not surprising. Debian has long been the mother of countless Linux distros. But the interesting
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Kagi is best known for its privacy-focused search engine, but the company has been quietly building out a broader ecosystem of tools for people who would rather pay for software than be the product. One of those tools is Orion, a web
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Amidst all the chaos in the world, some significant moves are being orchestrated that could potentially have detrimental effects on people’s privacy and right to choose. Google’s Developer Verification program falls under the latter. Starting September 2026 (in certain regions), any app
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We all know Linux gives us a world of freedoms we couldn’t possibly have on Windows, but have you ever stopped to think about that freedom in real, qualitative terms? After all, when most people say they can’t switch to Linux, it’s
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If rumors and Reuters are to be believed, SUSE Linux us up for sale again. Again because it has changed owners several times in the past. IBM bought Red Hat Linux for $34 billion 6 years ago. It would be interesting to
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If Reuters report is to be believed, SUSE Linux is again up for sale in the market with a price tag of $6 billion. This is about enterprise-oriented SUSE Linux. openSUSE, on the other hand, is community-managed but heavily funded by SUSE.
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There is simply no shortage of terminals for Linux. And yet we keep on seeing new terminals coming up almost every year. The regular terminal works but then there are terminals like Kitty and Ghostty that provide modern features and customization. In
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