Tails 7.0 Linux distribution debuts with Debian 13 and GNOME 48
Tails 7.0 launches with Debian 13 and GNOME 48, bringing faster startup, updated apps, and improved hardware support, though GNOME 49 already makes it feel a bit behind.
Tails 7.0 launches with Debian 13 and GNOME 48, bringing faster startup, updated apps, and improved hardware support, though GNOME 49 already makes it feel a bit behind.
Thunderbird 143.0 is here with a long list of bug fixes, from Gmail relay errors to startup crashes. It’s a stability-focused release worth installing.
PorteuX 2.3 introduces GNOME 49 with the new Ptyxis terminal, kernel 6.16.7, updated desktops, and improved build performance.
GNOME 49, codenamed “Brescia,” is here with a modern video player, a new document viewer, improved Calendar, faster Software, HDR wallpapers, and countless refinements. As someone who calls GNOME my favorite desktop environment, I am beyond excited for this release.
SparkyLinux 2025.09 “Tiamat” has been released, based on Debian Forky testing with updated packages, kernel 6.16.7, and refreshed desktop environments.
Consumer Reports wants Microsoft to extend free Windows 10 support, but the request feels late. Microsoft cannot support Windows forever, and Linux is waiting.
Fedora Linux 43 Beta has been released with a refreshed installer, updated toolchains, new programming language support, and the removal of older packages. Testers are invited to provide feedback before the stable release.
Canonical is making NVIDIA CUDA easier to use by distributing it directly inside Ubuntu. Developers will soon be able to install CUDA with a single command.
VirtualBox 7.2.2 is out with fixes for crashes, freezes, networking bugs, and an open-source USB webcam. Windows, Linux, and macOS users all benefit.
OWC’s new Thunderbolt 5 Dual 10GbE Network Dock delivers multi-network versatility, high-speed NAS connectivity, and support for three 8K displays… all for $499.
Axelera AI’s new Metis M.2 Max promises PCIe-class edge AI performance in a compact 2280 card, with doubled bandwidth, LLM acceleration, and enhanced security.
Calibre 8.10 adds customizable tooltips, fixes Kindle and markdown issues, improves audiobook handling, and refreshes news sources.