FOSS Weekly #25.30: AUR Poisoned, Linux Rising, PPA Explained, New Open Source Grammar Checker and More
I know readers in the US will find it difficult to believe but it seems that…
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Packet is the Linux App You Didn’t Know You Needed for Fast Android File Transfers
Most file sharing today takes place through cloud services, but that’s not always necessary. Local file…
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Relive the Golden Era: 5 Tools to Get Retro Feel on Linux
Retro techs are no longer stranger things. Just like vinyl records and vintage fashion, retro computing…
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FOSS Weekly #25.26: Torvalds-Gates Showdown, Hyprland Premium, Fedora’s 32-bit Debacle, Xfce Themes and More Linux Stuff
In an interesting turn of events, Linus Torvalds and Bill Gates meet each other for the…
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Btop++: Linux System Monitoring Tool That is Definitely Better than Top
The omnipresent top command is often the first tool that comes to mind for system resource…
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FOSS Weekly #25.25: Nitrux Hyprland, Joplin Tips, Denmark Ditching Microsoft, Tiling Moves and More Linux Stuff
You probably have noticed a lack of new articles this week. And there is a ‘good’…
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FOSS Weekly #25.22: Microsoft’s Vim Alternative, Kernel 6.15, UBXI Desktop, End of Ubuntu 20.04 and More
Important thing first. Ubuntu 20.04 LTS version will be reaching its end of life on 31st…
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Better Than Man pages? These Tools Help You Understand Linux Commands
How do you get help in the Linux command line? On Linux, there are man pages…
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FOSS Weekly #25.20: KDE Widgets, Deepin Security Issues, New GNOME Player and More Linux Stuff
An interesting development has taken place as openSUSE has decided to not offer Deepin Desktop anymore…
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FOSS Weekly #25.19: sudo-rs, Terminal Makeover, Kazam 2.0, Mission Center and More Linux Stuff
Rust everywhere! It was included in the Linux kernel code a couple of years ago. And…
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FOSS Weekly #25.18: Linux Magazine, Modern Terminals, Muse Pi, apt Guide and More
Before the age of blogs, forums, and YouTube tutorials, Linux users relied on printed magazines to…
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Dual Booting CachyOS and Windows
There is something about CachyOS. It feels fast. The performance is excellently smooth, specially if you…
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FOSS Weekly #25.17: Ubuntu 25.04 and Fedora 42 Release Follow-ups, Logseq, ZimaBoard and More
I guess you already know that It’s FOSS has an active community forum. I recently upgraded…
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Installing Logseq Knowledge Management Tool on Linux
Logseq is a versatile open source tool for knowledge management. It is regarded as one of…
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FOSS Weekly #25.13: Kernel 6.14, Zorin 17.3, EU OS, apt Guide and More Linux Stuff
Rust in Linux kernel is not news. You already know about that. But Rust in GNU…
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FOSS Weekly #25.12: GNOME 48 and GIMP 3.0 Released, Switching to IceWM, Ollama Commands and More Linux Stuff
We reached the 30,000 followers mark on Mastodon. This is an unexpected feat. We have 140,000…
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FOSS Weekly #25.10: Skype is Dead, GNOME 48 Features, Ubuntu Versions, Nano Guide and More Linux Stuff
Skype is being discontinued by Microsoft on 5th May. Once a hallmark of the old internet,…
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Installing Arch Linux with BTRFS and Disk Encryption
On our Arch installation video, a viewer requested a tutorial on installing Arch but with BTRFS…
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FOSS Weekly #24.51: OBS Tip, New Linux Tools, Fun With Terminal, New Releases and More
‘Tis the season for ❤️ And I would appreciate your love and support in helping us…
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Getting Wallpapers Right With Hyprpaper in Hyprland
A beautiful wallpaper enhances the aesthetic appeal of a desktop. In desktop environments like GNOME and…
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FOSS Weekly #24.49: KDE’s Own Distro, Cinnamon 6.4, OpenWrt’s First Router, Bootkit Malware in Linux and More
After GNOME, now KDE is working on its own official Linux distribution. I always thought KDE…
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Customizing Hyprland to Your Liking
So, you have installed Hyprland and now want to enjoy it the neat tiling window experience…
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Installing the Much Hyped Hyprland on Linux
Hyprland is a dynamic tiling window compositor that is both highly customizable and eye candy. It…
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Keep openEuler Updated
One of the important steps of maintaining a computer system is to patch the system properly…
