Oracle Linux 10 is now available to download, and it brings some pretty big changes. Designed for both Intel and AMD systems (x86_64) as well as 64-bit Arm (aarch64), this new release is all about giving businesses the performance and security they need to run serious workloads. And yes, it’s still free to use. The … Read more
deepin 25 has officially arrived, following months of previews and community testing. This new version of the Linux-based operating system brings a fresh design, a built-in AI assistant, and a hardened core for better stability. The updated desktop environment is called DDE 7.0. It was rebuilt with QML for a smoother experience and better consistency … Read more
KDE just pushed out Plasma 6.4.1, and while it’s technically a bug-fix release, it includes a surprisingly major change: the “highlight window” effect is now disabled by default. This is the visual effect where other windows fade away when you hover over a Task Manager thumbnail. Why the sudden shift? It turns out this flashy … Read more
Mozilla has released Firefox 140.0 to the stable channel, and while this update won’t knock your socks off, it brings some welcome quality-of-life improvements that make the browser a bit more pleasant to use. Perhaps the most noticeable change is the new vertical tabs enhancement. Users can now resize the pinned tabs section by dragging … Read more
If you’re frustrated with Windows 11 and thinking about making a change, RefreshOS 2.5 (download here) might be exactly what you need. Built on Debian 12.11, this lightweight Linux distribution offers a fast, clean, and refreshingly modern desktop experience without drowning users in unnecessary features or complexity. What makes RefreshOS different is its balanced approach. … Read more
Let’s be honest, folks. Windows 11 has become a cluttered mess of features nobody asked for. Between forced updates, ads in the Start menu, and a weird obsession with AI, it feels more like a billboard than an actual tool. That’s why I lean toward Chromebooks nowadays. They just make more sense. Here are five … Read more
If you’re clinging to an aging PC and looking for a way to make it usable again, EXTON OpSuS Tumbleweed might be exactly what you need. This live Linux system is built on openSUSE Tumbleweed, offering a rolling release that stays updated with the latest stable packages. You don’t need to reinstall it every few … Read more
A new version of the popular office suite has landed, and looks like a good one. ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors v9.0 is now available for Linux, macOS, and Windows, delivering a fresh coat of paint along with some genuinely useful improvements. If you’ve been thinking about ditching Microsoft Office or Google Docs, this release deserves your … Read more
Greta Thunberg has never shied away from confronting powerful systems. Governments. Oil companies. Multinational elites. And now, apparently, Israel. According to a recent Fox News report, Thunberg was deported after a political clash involving a seized yacht and a defiant selfie. It’s the kind of scene that’s become familiar: Greta on a boat, in trouble, … Read more
Plasma 6.4 is here, and if you’re running Linux, this update is definitely worth your attention. KDE continues to refine its flagship desktop environment, and the latest release brings meaningful changes that go beyond visual tweaks. For starters, you can now set different window tiling layouts on each virtual desktop. That means your coding workflow … Read more