Proton has been on a roll lately. The Swiss company keeps expanding its privacy-focused ecosystem with tools that actually work for regular people. Take Lumo AI, for instance, their privacy-respecting AI assistant that doesn’t feed your prompts into some data-hungry training pipeline.
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Valve has been quietly funding an Arm emulation project for seven years now. Pierre-Loup Griffais, who helped build SteamOS and the Steam Deck, told The Verge (paywalled) about it recently. While most of us already knew of their work on Proton, the
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Short-form content has ruined attention spans for many people, including myself. Those little dopamine hits feel good in the moment. But over time, they make you impulsive, easily irritated, and exhausted. Let it control you long enough, and it becomes like any
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Embedded Linux devices power everything from network routers to industrial controllers. Their broad appeal comes from running a full operating system while maintaining low-power consumption and real-time capabilities. A group of engineers who met in a Reddit comment section have now created
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Fedora is known for pushing boundaries when it comes to adopting new tech, almost always staying near the bleeding edge of what’s currently available. The project doesn’t really wait around for things to become “accepted” before jumping in. That approach now continues
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Session is an open source encrypted messaging app that requires no phone number or email address to sign up. Instead of routing messages through centralized servers, Session uses a decentralized network of over 2,000 nodes running the onion routing protocol, similar to
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Ubuntu’s community wikis have long been an essential resource for people looking to troubleshoot issues, find guides, and learn more about the popular Linux-powered operating system. For over two decades, these wikis have served countless users and developers globally. Canonical has announced
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Recently, Linus Torvalds and Linus Sebastian come together for a YouTube video collaboration. There, Torvalds said that the infamous blue screen of death in Windows is not a software issue in most cases. Hard to disagree with him. Linus Torvalds Defends Windows’
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The cloud computing space is dominated by a handful of Big Tech players. Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud together control a large portion of the global cloud market. These hyperscalers have built their empires on data. The more information
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