Win11OS‑kde: il tema KDE che porta Windows 11 sul tuo desktop Linux

Win11OS-kde is a comprehensive Material Design theme for KDE Plasma, aiming to replicate the clean and bright aesthetic of Windows 11. It includes Aurorae and Kvantum themes, Plasma color schemes, Plasma desktop themes, Look-and-Feel settings, and SDDM themes. Available in light and dark variants, it offers a seamless integration with KDE Plasma, providing a modern and consistent desktop experience.

ReactOS celebra 30 anni inseguendo la compatibilità con Windows

ReactOS, a free and open-source project, celebrates 30 years of development, aiming to recreate Windows NT architecture to provide a transparent and compatible alternative to Windows. Despite significant challenges, the community remains committed to achieving a fully functional, open-source Windows-like operating system.

Hidden Gems: Little-Known Bash Features

NexPhone lo smartphone che diventa un vero PC Linux

NexPhone è uno smartphone innovativo che integra Android e Linux, offrendo un'esperienza desktop completa quando collegato a un monitor. Questo dispositivo promette di rivoluzionare la produttività mobile, combinando la praticità di Android con la potenza di Linux.

KDE Plasma il nuovo codice sperimentale trasforma il desktop in un ambiente VR

KDE Plasma's experimental code draft introduces a full VR mode, transforming the desktop into an interactive 3D space. This plugin, developed by Stanislav Aleksandrov, turns windows, Wayland surfaces, decorations, and shadows into manipulable 3D elements. The goal is to create a daily usable environment, not just a demo. The code uses native Qt rendering with dmabuf import for high performance and efficient surface management. A demonstration video shows windows being dragged in VR, creating a futuristic and natural workspace. Although still in draft form, Aleksandrov uses it daily, indicating a solid and functional base. Improvements are needed in input and focus management, and additional settings like headgaze control and surface thickness adjustment are planned. The project's potential is significant, offering new scenarios for productivity, creativity, and daily interaction. The ability to use Plasma in VR without traditional input devices represents an innovative approach that could make the experience more natural and immediate. This could be particularly interesting for devices like Steam Frame, which use KDE Plasma as the default interface. The idea of using Linux in VR as the main environment, without a physical monitor, is now taking concrete form.

LibreOffice supera i 35 milioni di download e cresce anche il sostegno degli utenti

LibreOffice, the open-source office suite, has reached a new milestone with over 35 million downloads in the past year, along with a significant increase in community support, donations, and developer contributions. The Document Foundation's quarterly reports highlight the suite's growth, with 581 million update page visits, 256 developers contributing over 10,000 commits, and translations available in 120 languages. Donations have also risen, crucial for sustaining development and infrastructure. LibreOffice remains a popular choice for users seeking a reliable alternative to proprietary software.

This OS quietly powers all AI - and most future IT jobs, too

AI runs on Linux. Period. There are no substitutes.

Fedora 44 apre le porte ai laptop Windows on ARM con il supporto DTB ufficiale

Fedora 44 introduces official support for Windows on ARM laptops with Snapdragon X Elite, simplifying installation through automatic DeviceTree Binary file management.

Outlet il client Flutter per gestire applicazioni Flatpak su Linux

Outlet is a new Flutter-based Linux client for managing Flatpak applications, offering a more responsive, elegant, and system-theme-consistent interface compared to traditional tools. It automatically detects and adapts to the system theme, features fuzzy search for easier application discovery, and dynamically adjusts its layout for different screen sizes. Available via Flatpak, it is still in early development but shows promise for those seeking a modern and efficient way to manage Flatpak packages.

PixelBatch Elaborazione Massiva di Immagini su Linux

This article introduces PixelBatch, an open-source image processing tool for Linux, designed to simplify the management of large volumes of images by offering features like resizing, format conversion, and batch watermarking.

MX Linux 25.1: arrivano le nuove ISO con il supporto Dual Init

The latest release of MX Linux 25.1 is now available, featuring dual init support for systemd and SysVinit, based on Debian 13, and improvements to MX Tools.

Local Desktop: porta un vero ambiente Linux sul tuo dispositivo Android

Local Desktop is an open-source project that allows you to run a Linux desktop environment directly on your Android device, without requiring root access or complex configurations. It aims to provide a complete, stable, and immediate experience by leveraging the growing power of modern mobile devices. Developed in Rust and using the Wayland protocol, it offers superior performance and a more traditional desktop experience compared to alternatives based on X11 or VNC. Local Desktop is free, open-source, and available on GitHub.

Pale Moon 34.0.0: un nuovo Traguardo per il Browser Indipendente

Pale Moon 34.0.0 marks a significant milestone in the browser's development, enhancing JavaScript performance, adopting new CSS standards, and improving privacy. The update introduces substantial improvements to the Goanna engine, including better compliance with recent web standards and enhanced cryptographic robustness.

Firefox Nightly: Mozilla lancia i pacchetti RPM ufficiali

Mozilla has launched official RPM packages for Firefox Nightly, enabling the installation of the latest browser version on Fedora, CentOS, and other RPM-based distributions. This move simplifies the installation process, enhances system stability, and ensures a more integrated experience with the operating system. Users can now easily manage updates through their package managers, receiving the latest builds automatically.

I’m uninstalling Windows - jakkuh

This video discusses the creator's decision to switch from Windows to Linux across all their devices, exploring the process and challenges faced in 2026.

Mozilla introduces Firefox Nightly RPM packages for Fedora, openSUSE, and other RPM-based Linux distributions

Mozilla has introduced official Firefox Nightly RPM packages for Fedora, openSUSE, and other RPM-based Linux distributions, making it easier for users to install and update Nightly like any native app. This move simplifies the process for Linux users who prefer to stay on the cutting edge, offering a more seamless experience compared to previous methods like tarballs or manual updates. The new RPM repository enables automatic updates through standard package managers, ensuring users stay in sync with Mozilla’s development cadence. Additionally, the RPM builds come with advanced compiler-based optimizations and security hardening flags, enhancing performance and security. Users can keep the stable version of Firefox installed for daily browsing while running Nightly for testing and development purposes.

Ubuntu 26.04 Aims To Deliver Better NVIDIA Wayland Performance Atop GNOME

Adobe Photoshop 2025 Installer Now Working On Linux With Patched Wine

Linux Mint 22.3 "Zena" is Officially Available Now! Introduces Two New Apps

Linux Mint 22.3 'Zena' has been officially released, bringing a redesigned application menu, improved keyboard handling, and new system tools like System Administration and System Information. Available in Cinnamon, MATE, and Xfce editions, it offers enhanced usability and troubleshooting capabilities.

Orion Browser Releases Its First Linux Alpha - OMG! Ubuntu

Orion Browser, a privacy-focused Webkit-based browser from Kagi, has released its first Linux alpha version for paid subscribers. This alpha release offers a native experience using GTK4/libadwaita and WebkitGTK, with plans for a beta release in February. Early impressions are positive, though the browser is still in its early stages with some issues present. Orion aims to provide zero telemetry, built-in blocking, speed, and native integration, offering an alternative to Chromium clones and a privacy-focused option for Linux users.

I spent a year on Linux and forgot to miss Windows | The Verge

This article from The Verge recounts the author's experience of spending a year on Linux, detailing the challenges and benefits of switching from Windows. Despite initial difficulties, the author found Linux to be customizable, supportive of troubleshooting, and capable of meeting various needs from gaming to coding. While acknowledging some limitations, the author concludes that Linux offers a unique freedom and control over one's computing experience.

Thing I made to track cell phones back in 2015 for John McAfee e-tagged !

I made this for John McAfee back in 2015, he gave me a job for it but it had a patent conflict with intel so it never was brought to market. Figured Digg might get a laugh out of this it tracked essid probes.