Helix is a modal text editor that operates much like Vim or Neovim. While switching from a GUI like VSCode takes some practice, mastering a terminal editor truly boosts your daily productivity. Starting with Helix is a smooth experience if you have
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Mozilla has been experimenting a lot with Firefox lately, and a good chunk of that effort has gone into AI. The sidebar can house a chatbot of your choice, and Smart Window has an assistant that lets you pick the AI model.
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If you have followed desktop Linux this year, you could not have missed Omarchy. And if you have followed Omarchy, you could not have missed DHH. David Heinemeier Hansson, better known as DHH, created Ruby on Rails and co-owns 37signals, the company
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The Agentic Infra OS Conference & openEuler Summit 2026 will take place November 13-14 at the Zhongguancun International Innovation Center in Beijing. Under the theme “Building Agentic Infra from the OS Up,” the event will bring together developers, open-source contributors, and industry
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Linux Mint is an Ubuntu-based distribution equipped with its own desktop environment and a set of XApp tools that make it a truly unique package that caters to both beginners and power users alike. For years it followed a familiar rhythm of
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Asahi Linux is the reason you can run Linux on an Apple Silicon Mac today. For years, the project put most of its own code under the MIT license so that anyone, including the BSDs, could reuse it as needed. That is
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Say the name “Chromium” out loud in Linux circles, and you will soon see what a mob looks like. Many people don’t like how much of the web rests on one engine led by Google, and they prefer to keep it away
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kitty is a GPLv3-licensed, GPU-based terminal emulator for Linux and macOS that uses OpenGL for rendering and is written in C, Python, and Go. It can organize work into tabs and windows across seven layouts, supports small terminal programs called kittens that
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Sharing a login with a teammate often means pasting it into a chat, dropping it in a spreadsheet, or pinning a note somewhere everyone can see. That works until a password changes, someone leaves the team, or your credentials get leaked thanks
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Fedora 45 arrived about two weeks late, but it’s packed. You get Linux 7.2, GNOME 51, and Plasma 6.7, plus kmscon replacing the old text console and a QR code that now leads to a page for kernel panics. Could Ubuntu go
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