A new tool called oniux has landed for Linux users who take their privacy very seriously. If you want to […]
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NordVPN finally gets a proper GUI on Linux
For years, NordVPN made Linux users live in the terminal. Sure, the command-line interface technically worked, but let’s not pretend […]
Nobara 42 ditches Firefox for Brave while becoming the friendliest Fedora-based Linux distribution ever
The latest version of Nobara has officially landed, and it’s packed with many thoughtful changes that continue to make it […]
Ubuntu Linux swapping classic sudo for Rust-powered sudo-rs
Canonical is making a huge change in Ubuntu that longtime Linux users might not expect (or like). You see, beginning […]
Microsoft finally makes Fedora an official Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) distribution
Well, it has finally happened. Fedora Linux is now officially available as a Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) distribution! That’s […]
Say ‘no thanks’ Microsoft Windows 11 and ‘yes please’ to AnduinOS 1.3
With Windows 10’s end of life looming, users are beginning to consider their next steps. In the past, upgrading to […]
Orb shows how fast and reliable your internet connection really is — available on all major platforms
When it comes to checking your internet connection, many people still turn to old-fashioned speed tests. You get rated with […]
Kali Linux users warned that updates are likely to fail for a few days
Showing that it is not just Windows 11 that has issues with updates, Offensive Security has issued a warning that Kali […]
Install 4MLinux 48.0 to breathe new life into your old computer
Let’s be honest, y’all — it is pretty easy to feel overwhelmed by everything going on these days. Bad news […]
Brave open sources Cookiecrumbler to make cookie consent blocking smarter
Brave just made a move that should make privacy enthusiasts pretty happy. The company has officially open sourced Cookiecrumbler, a […]