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Ultramarine Linux 40 continues to be one fine unofficial Fedora Spin

If you're looking for a version of Fedora that offers a few extra tweaks to make the desktop even more user-friendly, look no further than Ultramarine Linux.

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5 biggest Linux and open-source stories of 2024: From AI arguments to security close calls
The default Bodhi Linux desktop.
Want to save your old computer? Try these 6 Linux distros
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IBM's new enterprise AI models are more powerful than anything from OpenAI or Google
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What WordPress users need to know about the Automattic and WP Engine conflict
The default Ultramarine desktop.

Ultramarine Linux 40 continues to be one fine unofficial Fedora Spin

If you're looking for a version of Fedora that offers a few extra tweaks to make the desktop even more user-friendly, look no further than Ultramarine Linux.
1 week ago by Jack Wallen in Linux
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5 biggest Linux and open-source stories of 2024: From AI arguments to security close calls

AI arrived, security troubles were dodged, and after years of development, real-time Linux finally made it into mainstream Linux. Here's what shook up the open-source world this year and what it means for 2025.
1 week ago by Steven Vaughan-Nichols in Enterprise Software
The default Bodhi Linux desktop.

Want to save your old computer? Try these 6 Linux distros

Here's how to save money, reduce e-waste, and extend the life of your old hardware at the same time.
1 week ago by Jack Wallen in Linux
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IBM's new enterprise AI models are more powerful than anything from OpenAI or Google

Bigger, better, and all open-source AI for enterprises: IBM releases its Granite 3.1 Large Language Models.
1 week ago by Steven Vaughan-Nichols in Artificial Intelligence
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What WordPress users need to know about the Automattic and WP Engine conflict

Automattic, the company behind WordPress, is fighting with WP Engine, one of the leading WordPress hosting companies. This situation could spell trouble for WordPress users.
1 week ago by Steven Vaughan-Nichols in Enterprise Software
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How to run a Windows app on Linux with Wine

With Windows 10 end of life looming, can you make Linux your go-to operating system and still run your favorite Windows apps? Wine has you covered.
2 weeks ago by Jack Wallen in Open Source
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The next LTS Linux kernel is no surprise but it is packed with goodies

Linux 6.12 brings real-time support, a new extensible scheduler, and QR error codes.
3 weeks ago by Steven Vaughan-Nichols in Enterprise Software
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Archcraft is a solid, super fast distro for anyone ready to move beyond beginner Linux

I spent a week with the distribution and found it to be a lot of fun to use. Here's what to know about it before you dive in.
3 weeks ago by Jack Wallen in Linux
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29 gift ideas for your favorite open-source fan

What do you get an open-source enthusiast or developer? You'll be delighted with my selection of great hardware, software, games, books, and more - something in every price range.
3 weeks ago by Jack Wallen in Linux
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5 ways the new Cinnamon desktop is better than your default Linux DE - and how to try it

If you're a Cinnamon desktop fan (or a fan of Linux Mint), you'll love the new version which offers exciting features sure to please anyone.
3 weeks ago by Jack Wallen in Linux
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How the end of ChromeOS spells doom for Google in the DOJ's antitrust case

Google's planned merger of ChromeOS and Android makes the DOJ's antitrust arguments even stronger. Here's why.
4 weeks ago by Jason Perlow in Google
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Even the Linux Foundation has Cyber Monday deals - get 60% off tech training courses

Want a holiday gift that will make you money? Check out the Linux Foundation's discounted classes and certifications for you or your job-hunting friends.
4 weeks ago by Steven Vaughan-Nichols in Enterprise Software
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5 Linux commands for locating system slowdowns fast

If you've ever experienced a system slowdown on Linux, it could be hardware-related. Here are five commands to help you find the problem to get back up to speed fast.
4 weeks ago by Jack Wallen in Linux
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Jim Zemlin, 'head janitor of open source,' marks 20 years at Linux Foundation

In a world where modest leadership is often an oxymoron, Jim Zemlin's two-decade tenure as executive director remains helpful, hopeful, and humble.
1 month ago by Steven Vaughan-Nichols in Enterprise Software
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Nearly half of Gen AI adopters want it open source - here's why

A new report explores the frequently awkward relationship​ between open source and artificial intelligence.
1 month ago by Steven Vaughan-Nichols in Artificial Intelligence
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