630 million repositories and 36 million new developers mark GitHub's biggest year.

Memory-safe Rust to power the beloved package manager.

The stunts were performed by a (supposedly) professional. Don't try this in your terminal.

A handy, feature-rich, marketplace app for the hardcore Flatpak lovers.

Still in beta but there is progress. Manage Proton VPN from the command line on Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora.

A GUI app for searching for files on your Linux system? Well, why not? Not everyone likes the dark and spooky terminal.

Almost 50% of all internet traffic are non-human already. Unchecked, it could lead to a zombie internet.

Forget pumpkin carving. This year, I carved out a haunted Hyprland setup straight from the underworld of Arch Linux 👻

Fedora 43 is here and so is KDE Plasma 6.5 with a bunch of new, modern features.

Pomodoro combined with task management and website blocking. This is an excellent tool for productivity seekers but there are some quirks worth noticing.

From BSL license changes to abandoned codebases, see how the open source community struck back with powerful forks and fresh alternatives.

Ghostty certainly has a few innovative features up its sleeves but is it worth your time?

GNOME all the way!

If Arduino being acquired puts a bad taste in your mouth, or even if you just want to explore what the alternatives offer, this article is for you.

This underrated open source JavaScript library lets you integrate popular commercial LLMs without needing their paid API. You can test it out within minutes on your Linux system with this tutorial.

There are no easy options. You have to take the matter in your hand, quite literally.

Lots happening in open source world. Some good, some not so good.

We have a new option in tower cases for Raspberry Pi 5. This one has a lower price tag but does that make it worth a purchase?

Like Ollama, I can use a feature-rich CLI, plus Vulkan support in llama.cpp and it takes a lot less disk space, too.

We are looking at the end of Windows 10. Is it time to see an increase in Linux user base?