KDE Will Support Fingerprints XFCE Shaping Up For a Strong Version 4.16 Microsoft Defender Previewing New Features for Linux Only Tuxedo Computers Reverse Engineers Drivers Tails 4.13 Out Kali 2020.
AWS Creates Its Own Docker Images Dell Adds Privacy Drivers to the Kernel Elementary OS Is Making Progress with Dark Mode in Odin Raspberry Pi 400’s New Form Factor
DXVK 1.5 Released Calculate Linux 20 Released Purism Announces the Librem Server Linux Mint 19.3 Cinnamon, MATE and XFCE Released Peppermint 10 Respin Released Alpine Linux 3.11.0 Released Krita Recieves Epic MegaGrant
elementaryOS 5.1 Hera Released Linux Mint 19.3 Beta Available Debian 11 “Bullseye” Alpha 1 Released Ubuntu Cinnamon Remix 19.10 Released Canonical Introduces Ubuntu AWS Rolling Kernel Canonical Announces Ubuntu Pro for AWS
Docker Hub Breached, Impacting 190,000 Accounts Fedora 30 Released Debian GNU/Linux 9.9 Released Parrot Security 4.6 Ethical Hacking OS Officially Released Ubuntu 19.10 Now Open for Development Purism launches Chat, Email and Social Media services with Librem One
Purism ‘PureOS Store’ will be for both desktop and mobile apps, and that’s a mistake Ubuntu Core doubles down on Internet of Things Ubuntu Core 18 Released With 10-Year LTS Support
A bumper episode for you this week! You know that silly fear about Alexa recording everything and leaking it online? It just happened GNU Emacs 26.1 released Firefox And Chrome Bug Leaked Facebook Profile Details For Almost A Year
Purism to Bring Hardware Encryption to Its Librem 5 Privacy-Focused Linux Phone Android Phones Caught Selling with Pre-Installed Factory Malware Exton|OS Claims to Be First Distribution Based on Ubuntu 18.
Soon You’ll Be Able To Run Linux Apps In VM On Chrome OS Ubuntu Adds New “Minimal Installation” Option For Fewer Preinstalled Packages Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Bionic Beaver Calamares 3.
Linux owns supercomputing Security-Focused Purism Librem 13 & Librem 15 Linux Laptops with Qubes OS System76 Announces Its Own Linux Distribution Named Pop!_OS Debian Linux reveals Intel Skylake and Kaby Lake processors have broken hyper-threading