KDE has released the Alpha version of KDE Linux, a new immutable operating system built on Arch packages that showcases Plasma and KDE apps while focusing on safety, stability, and modern distribution methods.
Calibre 8.10 adds customizable tooltips, fixes Kindle and markdown issues, improves audiobook handling, and refreshes news sources.
Linux Mint 22.2 “Zara” brings fingerprint authentication, Wayland-compatible Sticky notes, Hypnotix viewing modes, subtle theme changes, and support until 2029.
AerynOS ends August with its third release of 2025, bringing KDE Plasma, package sets, new moss commands, and installer improvements.
Linux Lite 7.6 is out, and with Windows 10 about to lose support, it’s a timely option for PC owners seeking a free and user-friendly operating system.
Wine 10.14 arrives with 19 bug fixes, updated Mono and vkd3d components, and new IPv6 ping support, making it easier to run Windows software and games on Linux.
Armbian v25.8.1 is here with Kernel 6.16, new SBC board support, Debian Trixie images, and major updates to armbian-config for better networking and tools.
Broadcom and Canonical are teaming up to bring Ubuntu Linux and chiseled containers to VMware Cloud Foundation, aiming to simplify AI and Kubernetes workloads for enterprises.
Trellix researchers have revealed a new Linux malware that encodes payloads in filenames, silently triggering execution during shell operations to install the VShell backdoor.
CachyOS August 2025 focuses on stability with a new LTS kernel fallback, package dashboard, Niri WM option, and Proton-CachyOS improvements for gamers.
Kdenlive 25.08.0 is all about fixes and polish, delivering stability improvements across the board for fan of the open source video editor.
Canonical has unveiled the official Ubuntu 25.10 wallpaper, showcasing a quokka-themed design that sets the tone for the October 2025 release.