• Distro Walk – Chimera Linux

    Chimera Linux combines core tools from diverse sources to deliver a simple yet complete modern operating system.

  • Game On!

    The Nintendo Network went dark in 2024, but a thriving FOSS community continues to support the Wii platform and other Nintendo devices. We'll introduce you to some of the tools you can use to reclaim the magic.

  • FOSSPicks

    Nate explores the top FOSS, including the shiny new Zen Browser, a secure file eraser, an online office suite, and a very cool team combat game.

  • Tutorial – Nextcloud Plugins

    Using apps to make your Nextcloud work more efficient and private.

News and Articles

  • Akamai Will Host kernel.org

    The organization dedicated to cloud-based solutions has agreed to host kernel.org to deliver long-term stability for the development team.

  • Linux Kernel 6.14 Released

    The latest Linux kernel has arrived with extra Rust support and more.

  • Game On!

    The Nintendo Network went dark in 2024, but a thriving FOSS community continues to support the Wii platform and other Nintendo devices. We'll introduce you to some of the tools you can use to reclaim the magic.

  • Under the Radar

    Many users don't realize that some of the leading web browsers collect user data without asking for permission. This article looks at five secure alternatives for greater privacy.

  • Tutorial – Nextcloud Plugins

    Using apps to make your Nextcloud work more efficient and private.

  • Welcome

    Fires were burning in Cupertino this March as news of an internal meeting revealed consternation within Apple over the state of development for the Siri voice assistant. The situation was described as "dire" in the headlines, although the meeting appears to have been more like a combination of a pep talk and an expectation-management exercise.

  • On the DVD

    Rocky Linux 9.5 and SystemRescue 11.03

  • Meditative Surfing

    Zen Browser, an open source Firefox fork, promises users greater convenience and improved data protection, along with customizable display modes to help you stay focused on your work.

  • Doghouse – Openness

    There's value in open software, hardware, and data in what may seem like some of the most basic tools for computer users.

  • News

    In the news: CIQ Releases Security Hardened Version of Rocky Linux; Gnome's Dash to Panel Extension Gets a Massive Update; Blender App Makes It to the Big Screen; Linux Mint Retools the Cinnamon App Launcher; New Linux Tool for Security Issues; Ubuntu 25.04 Coming Soon; Gnome Developers Consider Dropping RPM Support; and openSUSE Tumbleweed Ditches AppArmor for SELinux.

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