Author: Sourav Rudra

Ubuntu has managed to do away with GNU Core Utilities in its default stack. The last three holdouts, cp, mv and rm, have moved to

Rune has left behind its proprietary old self for a new open source identity under the GPLv3, letting you clone, read, or build off it

Mirko Brombin, the creator of Bottles, has got Microsoft 365 running on Linux. His posts on X showcase an installation that completes on a Windows

A few days ago, thirteen patches were sent to the kernel mailing lists that are looking to delete some of the 32-bit Arm platform code

A few days ago, thirteen patches were sent to the kernel mailing lists that are looking to delete some of the 32-bit Arm platform code

Broadcom has taken down the public download pages for the VMware Virtual Disk Development Kit (VDDK). The pages for VDDK 8 and 9, along with

Seeing all the hype surrounding AI in the Linux ecosystem, you might’ve asked yourself, What makes a Linux distro “AI-focused”? If you go looking for

iXsystems put TrueNAS CORE into what it called a sustaining engineering phase back in 2024. Under this, the open source NAS operating system would only

It’s been a while since I last wrote about Bottles. For anyone new to it, Bottles runs Windows software on Linux by hiding most of

PhoneBuff is a company that built its name by offering lab-tested, standardized reviews for smartphones run by robotic hands. Their YouTube channel showcases a range

Ikey Doherty is out of retirement, and Omarchy’s funding is why. In a video posted on YouTube, the creator of Solus and AerynOS called the

Debian has gotten some good press thanks to Federico Vaga and Nikos Tsipinakis, who presented a talk at MiniDebConf Winterthur this past weekend. The two

In a very low-key manner, Firefox 155 has arrived as the latest stable release for the popular privacy-focused web browser. While there are a range

Omarchy has been on something of a roll now. Funding for its foundation has been climbing fast, from an $8 million launch to $10 million