Author: Sourav Rudra

When KDE announced that Plasma 6.8 would be dropping the X11 session entirely, not everyone was happy about it. Wayland has been the default on

On May 27, Adam Williamson of the Fedora QA team sent a message to contributor Nathan Giovannini, CC’ing the project’s devel and test mailing lists

If you have been keeping an eye on the display server situation on Linux, you know where things are headed. Wayland is taking over as

People who dabble in 3D printing know that Bambu Lab makes some of the most capable consumer 3D printers on the market right now. And

The LF AI & Data Foundation has announced the formation of the DocLang Specification Working Group, kicking off a collaborative effort to build an open

The LF AI & Data Foundation has announced the formation of the DocLang Specification Working Group, kicking off a collaborative effort to build an open

We are used to seeing systemd as the default init on most Linux distributions, but not everyone is a fan. Some users and developers take

Proton Drive (partner link) is getting a lot of love these days. We recently covered the encryption upgrades and the Linux desktop client that’s in

Other than its well-known lineup of office suites, ONLYOFFICE has been consistently building up its collaborative platform, DocSpace, since 2023. It sits in the same

Collabora is a UK-based company that builds open source office suite solutions based on LibreOffice. These are designed to run both on a browser and

Passwords are one of those things everyone knows they should handle better but rarely do. The bare minimum is not reusing them across sites, and

A Vim fork has arrived, and it exists because of AI. Drew DeVault, the developer behind SourceHut, announced Vim Classic back in March 2026 after

During your journey around the world of Linux, you might’ve come across riced-up builds that look and feel like something out of a sci-fi novel.

The Linux Foundation has been steadily growing its roster of projects and initiatives, with AI governance becoming an increasingly prominent part of that push. Their