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Many people choose to browse the internet using a VPN because it offers a number of benefits including privacy and safety, and this is true whatever operating system you use. With the launch of an all new app for Linux, Proton VPN is offering users of the open source OS greater functionality and a more Read more

TLDR; How to customize the Linux bash prompt (and why you should)! If you’d like to add a bit more personalization to your Linux command line efforts, there’s a simple way to do so. Linux is the most flexible operating system on the market. With many Linux distributions, the sky’s the limit to what you can Read more

Fedora Linux 39 lands, and this latest release is unhinged with speed! A phenomenal success for the open-source project, Fedora Linux 39 supports a much faster DNF package manager — and so much more. Fedora Linux 39, released today, looks to be one of the finest releases ever produced by the team. You can download Read more

Traditional Unix sanity plus your choice of MATE or Xfce! The first new version of GhostBSD in over a year is here. If you want to try FreeBSD, Linux’s most credible rival and competitor in the FOSS OS marketplace, there’s no easier way. GhostBSD, now at version 23.10.1 based on FreeBSD 13.2, has been around Read more

If you’re a programmer looking for your next challenge – how about this! CodeWeavers are hiring a full-time position for a developer to work on Wine, Proton and their own CrossOver product. Could be a good chance to work on something awesome. For those who don’t know: CodeWeavers are the company that works with Valve Read more

by Nick FarrelLast modified on 06 November 2023 It was a long time coming. Linus Torvalds removed some 65,219 lines of Itanium-supporting code in a commit earlier this week, giving the architecture a “well-earned retirement as planned. For those not in the know, Intel’s Itanium chips and their IA-64 architecture have been discontinued since 2021, Read more