Author: Sourav Rudra

LLMs and AI agents are everywhere right now, and if you’ve been putting off learning this stuff, Humble Bundle has a new Packt collection that

LibreOffice is the go-to for people who want a capable, no-nonsense office suite that does not phone home or push subscriptions in their face. It

systemd is the init system and service manager that most major Linux distributions ship with by default. It boots the system, manages services, and has

The Linux Foundation has announced $12.5 million in grants to strengthen open source software security. The funding will be managed by Alpha-Omega and the Open

Most consumer routers give you a locked-down firmware, a few years of updates if you are lucky, and a web UI that makes you miss

Germany has strictly standardized its digital document requirements. The Deutschland-Stack (in Deutsch), the country’s new sovereign digital infrastructure framework, names just two document formats that

If you have not been living under a rock, then you most likely know that age verification has been all over tech news lately, and

If you want to backup your data on Linux, there’s no shortage of reliable options that offer some pretty good functionality. We have Déjà Dup

Fedora Asahi Remix is a collaboration between the Fedora Asahi SIG and the Asahi Linux project that has brought Fedora Linux to Apple Silicon Macs.

Manjaro has long been one of the more popular Arch-based Linux distributions, known for making Arch Linux more accessible to everyday users. But it has

Kagi is best known for its privacy-focused search engine, but the company has been quietly building out a broader ecosystem of tools for people who

Amidst all the chaos in the world, some significant moves are being orchestrated that could potentially have detrimental effects on people’s privacy and right to

Linux gaming has been getting some wins lately, and while most of it is thanks to the hard work of countless open source contributors and

I am of the belief that age verification laws are multiplying like a virus; these have seemingly popped up out of nowhere and are being