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Enlightenment

Enlightenment’s Latest Release: Stability Boost and Exciting Features

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The newly launched version 0.26.0 of the lightweight window manager, compositor, and desktop shell brings a host of improvements and exciting features. Despite years of development, Enlightenment has yet to reach version 1. However, for users seeking a unique and customizable desktop experience, the recent release of version 0.26.0 is noteworthy. This update primarily focuses… Read More »Enlightenment’s Latest Release: Stability Boost and Exciting Features

Audacity 3.4

Audacity 3.4 Beta1 Released with Exciting Features and Improvements

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Audacity, the powerful, free, open-source, cross-platform audio editing software, has released version 3.4 Beta1 for GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows systems. This latest stable version introduces new effects, enhancements, and bug fixes, providing users with an even more efficient and feature-rich experience. According to the project’s release page, the new version includes several music-related features, such… Read More »Audacity 3.4 Beta1 Released with Exciting Features and Improvements

Scribus 1.6

Scribus 1.6 Unveils Major Update – A Serious New Year’s Gift!

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The Scribus 1.6 open-source desktop publishing application has surfaced with a significant update, presenting new importers, enhanced support for bitmap images, numerous text-related features, and improved script support. Scribus, the open-source and cross-platform desktop publishing application, has been upgraded to version 1.6.0, marking a major release that incorporates thousands of developments and bug fixes. Replacing… Read More »Scribus 1.6 Unveils Major Update – A Serious New Year’s Gift!

Blue Screen Linux

Linux Distros Set to Introduce a Blue Screen of Death Feature in 2024

While it may be irksome, it could potentially provide useful insights: the infamous Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) feature is making its way to most Linux distributions, expected to arrive as early as 2024. A new feature is making its debut in Linux, but it’s one that nobody would prefer to encounter: the iconic Windows… Read More »Linux Distros Set to Introduce a Blue Screen of Death Feature in 2024

linux on c64

Linux Successfully Runs on the Commodore 64

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While Linux has been ported to numerous devices over the past decades, the oldest 8-bit home computers were left out of this trend. However, a developer recently reported a successful attempt at running the open-source operating system on the legendary Commodore 64. The developer achieved this by taking the Linux version compiled for RISC-V architecture… Read More »Linux Successfully Runs on the Commodore 64