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Fedora Linux 43 has been released. Let’s take a look at the new features in it. Anaconda WebUI, which was introduced as the new default installer in Fedora Workstation 42, is now the default in the Fedora 43 spin. It looks like this. It replaces the old GTK installer. Fedora 43 brings the RPM 6.0 […]

Fedora Linux 43 has been released. Let’s take a look at the new features in it. Anaconda WebUI, which was introduced as the new default installer in Fedora Workstation 42, is now the default in the Fedora 43 spin. It looks like this. It replaces the old GTK installer. Fedora 43 brings the RPM 6.0

Fedora Linux 43 has been released. Let’s take a look at the new features in it. Anaconda WebUI, which was introduced as the new default installer in Fedora Workstation 42, is now the default in the Fedora 43 spin. It looks like this. It replaces the old GTK installer. Fedora 43 brings the RPM 6.0

Fedora Linux 43 has been released. Let’s take a look at the new features in it. Anaconda WebUI, which was introduced as the new default installer in Fedora Workstation 42, is now the default in the Fedora 43 spin. It looks like this. It replaces the old GTK installer. Fedora 43 brings the RPM 6.0

Xubuntu’s website was the latest website to fall victim to hackers. The attackers replaced the download link with a malicious link. For those unaware, Xubuntu is one of the official flavors of Ubuntu, i.e. a fork/derivative of the distro. The name is a mix of Xfce and Ubuntu. Anyway, from what I can tell user

Xubuntu’s website was the latest website to fall victim to hackers. The attackers replaced the download link with a malicious link. For those unaware, Xubuntu is one of the official flavors of Ubuntu, i.e. a fork/derivative of the distro. The name is a mix of Xfce and Ubuntu. Anyway, from what I can tell user

Xubuntu’s website was the latest website to fall victim to hackers. The attackers replaced the download link with a malicious link. For those unaware, Xubuntu is one of the official flavors of Ubuntu, i.e. a fork/derivative of the distro. The name is a mix of Xfce and Ubuntu. Anyway, from what I can tell user

Zorin OS 18 has been released. The update brings several new features and some design changes to the distro. There used to be a time when Ubuntu was considered noob-friendly, suitable for beginners. But many Linux fans today are angry at this suggestion. Linux Mint, Fedora, Caché OS, Bazite, and Zorin OS are among those

Zorin OS 18 has been released. The update brings several new features and some design changes to the distro. There used to be a time when Ubuntu was considered noob-friendly, suitable for beginners. But many Linux fans today are angry at this suggestion. Linux Mint, Fedora, Caché OS, Bazite, and Zorin OS are among those

The first beta of Linux Mint Debian version 7 has been released. LMDE 7 has Kodename Gigi. (Image courtesy: Linux Mint) It is based on Debian 13 tricks. A few days ago, I wrote about LMDE 7 dropping support for 32-bit computers, this is only 64-bit, as i386 is no longer fully supported by Debian

The first beta of Linux Mint Debian version 7 has been released. LMDE 7 has Kodename Gigi. (Image courtesy: Linux Mint) It is based on Debian 13 tricks. A few days ago, I wrote about LMDE 7 dropping support for 32-bit computers, this is only 64-bit, as i386 is no longer fully supported by Debian

The first beta of Linux Mint Debian version 7 has been released. LMDE 7 has Kodename Gigi. (Image courtesy: Linux Mint) It is based on Debian 13 tricks. A few days ago, I wrote about LMDE 7 dropping support for 32-bit computers, this is only 64-bit, as i386 is no longer fully supported by Debian

The first beta of Linux Mint Debian version 7 has been released. LMDE 7 has Kodename Gigi. (Image courtesy: Linux Mint) It is based on Debian 13 tricks. A few days ago, I wrote about LMDE 7 dropping support for 32-bit computers, this is only 64-bit, as i386 is no longer fully supported by Debian

The first beta of Linux Mint Debian version 7 has been released. LMDE 7 has Kodename Gigi. (Image courtesy: Linux Mint) It is based on Debian 13 tricks. A few days ago, I wrote about LMDE 7 dropping support for 32-bit computers, this is only 64-bit, as i386 is no longer fully supported by Debian

The first beta of Linux Mint Debian version 7 has been released. LMDE 7 has Kodename Gigi. (Image courtesy: Linux Mint) It is based on Debian 13 tricks. A few days ago, I wrote about LMDE 7 dropping support for 32-bit computers, this is only 64-bit, as i386 is no longer fully supported by Debian