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openSUSE Tumbleweed review

By Nik Rawlinson published

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If you prefer the KDE interface and like living on the cutting edge for updates then give Tumbleweed a try.

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Fedora Linux 39 review

By Nik Rawlinson published

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The runner-up in this Labs, Fedora is regularly updated, easy on the eye and lightweight in its demands.

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Debian with Raspberry Pi Desktop review

By Nik Rawlinson published

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This is a responsive distro that new switchers may struggle with, but purists will find much to admire.

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Wireshark to the cloud! Founders tell us about open source, Windows v Linux, and more

By Linux Format magazine published

Linux Format talks to Gerald Combs and Loris Degioanni, about creating Wireshark, the origins of network packet analysis, and how they want their shark to fly...

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Windows 11 Start menu layout choices: Grid view

Windows 11 vs Linux for business: which operating system should you embrace?

By Bryan M Wolfe published

We put these two operating system giants to the test.

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A new Linux backdoor is hitting US universities and governments

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Auto-color granted its operators full access to compromised endpoints, allowing them to run malware remotely, and more.

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SABnzbd review: A powerful, user-friendly, open-source NZB downloader

By Desire Athow published

A look into one of the most popular Usenet clients

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Head of top Apple Mac Linux distro resigns, citing burnout and slamming Linus Torvalds leadership

By Craig Hale published

Hector Martin has resigned from Asahi Linux “effective immediately,” citing burnout and Linux community challenges.

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First Doom, now Linux: an unnamed high school student runs Linux OS in a PDF doc in Google Chrome so what's next?

By Efosa Udinmwen published

High school coder runs Linux inside a PDF, proving that anything - yes, even an OS- can live in a document.

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Research suggests changing a few lines of code in the Linux kernel can save hyperscalers billions

By Wayne Williams published

Research suggests changing a few lines of code in the Linux kernel can save hyperscalers billions by cutting data center energy consumption.

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