If you've been wondering when Xorg will finally be a thing of the past, wonder no more, as Red Hat has made it clear.

The latest version of the RHEL alternative is now available and brings back cloud and container images for ppc64le along with plenty of new features and fixes.

Ubuntu Budgie has yet to make the switch to Wayland but with a change in approaches, they're finally on track to making it happen.

With the release of AlmaLinux 9.3, the distribution will be built entirely from upstream sources.

When elementary OS 8 finally arrives, it will not only be based on Ubuntu 24.04 but it will also default to Wayland for better performance and security.

With Red Hat restricting the source for RHEL, it was only a matter of time before those who depended on that source struck out on their own.

As with most Linux distributions, the migration to Wayland is in full force. While some distributions have already made the move, Linux Mint has been a bit slower to do so.

If you're a fan of the Window Maker window manager, there's a new official release of the Linux distribution that champions the old-school user interface.