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Void Linux, the Little Distro That Could

By Andrew Powell 14/10/2017 Editorial

So, way, way back in ancient times (well, May of this year) I wrote of a little distribution called Void Linux, which you can see here. Basically, I thought it was pretty swell. A few months on and nothing much has changed. And that is a good thing! It's been a while since I've posted anything on…

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Snaps vs Flatpak? Both!

By Andrew Powell 23/06/2016 Editorial

We recently did a little article on Canonical's "Snappy" system, also known as Snaps, and it's usefulness for testing new and updated software without breaking your existing installations or versions of that specific software. Akin to Upstart vs systemd, Red Hat also have their own slice…

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Snaps - A Good Way to Test the Latest Apps

By Andrew Powell 19/06/2016 Editorial

If you've been following the latest Ubuntu news around the traps, you've probably heard about Canonical's "Snappy" system. We actually did an article on Snappy back in late 2014 when the project had just started to surface. As of the latest Ubuntu 16.04 LTS release, the core program…

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Impressions of a Chromebook and Linuxy Goodness

By Andrew Powell 18/06/2015 Editorial

Feeling like something different, I recently bought a HP Chromebook 11. In this article I give my impressions on the device itself and also some Linux-specific goodness thanks to something caled Crouton, plus a few thoughts on working in the "cloud". As someone who uses a typical…

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GNOME Shell Challenge Update - Analysis and Revelations

By Andrew Powell 03/07/2014 Editorial

Well, amazingly, it's already almost been a full week since I started the GNOME Shell Challenge. I know updates have been slow to come, but rest assured I have been and still am using GNOME Shell full-time since the challenge began. First of all, a few points from my experience so far: GNOME…

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The GNOME Shell Challenge

By Andrew Powell 27/06/2014 Editorial

The mission: use GNOME Shell as the primary desktop for an entire week. Do I choose to accept it? Yes. It's easy enough to try something for a short time and discard it in a negative manner, which has been the case for me with GNOME Shell in the past, but perhaps it can be fun to challenge yourself…

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AAA Gaming Heats Up On Linux With The Releases Of XCOM: Enemy Unknown And Civilization V

By Andrew Powell 23/06/2014 Editorial

In recent times, there's probably no better time to be a Linux gamer. We've already seen some pretty impressive games make their way to our favourite Tux-powered platform and the releases of Sid Meier's Civilization V and XCOM: Enemy Unknown within the last couple of weeks is no exception. Released…

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GIMP 3.2 Promises New Paint Mode, Support for Importing Photoshop Patterns

Discover GIMP 3.2's exciting new paint mode and enhanced support for importing Photoshop patterns.

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Linux Media Summit 2025 recap

Discover the highlights of the Linux Media Summit 2025, featuring key discussions, innovative projects, and insights from industry leaders.

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Linuxiac Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 25 (Jun 16 – 22, 2025)

Discover the latest in Linux news with our Weekly Wrap-Up for Week 25 (Jun 16 – 22, 2025). Stay informed on trends, updates, and community highlights.

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postmarketOS 25.06 Linux Mobile OS Brings Support for New Devices and systemd

Discover postmarketOS 25.06, the latest Linux Mobile OS that expands device support and integrates systemd for enhanced performance and functionality.

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6 Best Free and Open Source Graphical Data Hashing Tools

Discover the 6 best free and open source graphical data hashing tools. Enhance your data security with user-friendly options that suit all skill levels.

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Europe’s AI strategy: Smart caution or missed opportunity?

Europe is banking on AI to help solve its economic problems. Productivity is stalling, and tech adoption is slow.

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NeuroShellOS: A New Concept for an AI-Native Linux Distribution Emerges

NeuroShellOS is a visionary concept for an AI-native Linux distribution that integrates a fine-tuned local Large Language Model (LLM) directly into its core system architecture.

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Canonical, Maker of Ubuntu, Reports Revenue Growth in 2024, Reaching $292M

Ubuntu maker Canonical reported a 2024 revenue increase to $292M, driven by strong enterprise subscriptions and US market dominance.

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Meet Wayback: A Bridge Between X Desktops and Wayland

Wayback is a new experimental minimal Wayland compositor that supports Xwayland, letting X apps function without a full X server.

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Tyr: A New Rust-written Linux Kernel Graphics Driver for ARM Mali GPUs

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Get ready for Tyr, a brand-new Linux kernel DRM graphics driver for your Linux system! Tyr isn't just another GPU driver. It's a port of Panthor, an existing driver, and aims to match all of Panthor's features over time.

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