The Rust-based ALPM project is looking suspiciously like Pacman's replacement.

This four-week consultation on open source software tackles the cloud, AI, cybersecurity, and automotive sectors.

Linus Torvalds is working on a new side project and he is not hesitating to take the help of AI.

The Linux desktop has been perfecting window tiling while everyone else forgot about it until recently.

A well-designed diary app that keeps your data private, works offline, and respects your freedom.

The API documentation opens the door for developers to build their own control apps (hopefully open source ones).

Study of 20 years of kernel history finds bugs hide for 2+ years on average, some for decades.

Keep on learning in, keep on Linux-ing. 2026 is your year of Linux.

I don't need to tell you that this application is for the people who enjoy the free and open knowledge provided by Wikipedia.

The move replaces SDDM but means giving up on custom login themes.

With no one left to handle data protection requests, the project is looking for new volunteers.

GitHub Desktop is not officially available for Linux. But there are alternative ways to install GitHub Desktop fork on Ubuntu.

Proposals for both GNOME and Firefox would disable the feature by default, but the final decision is still pending.

Actually, these are mostly based on my New Year resolutions, and not all of these will be applicable to you, but you will surely find one or two to add to your new year resolution as a desktop Linux user.

Previously proprietary, this game engine is now fully open source.

In this jargon buster, we explain what is Liquorix kernel, why it is popular among Linux gamers and if there are any real benefits of using it on your regular Linux desktop.

The first FOSS Weekly of the year 2026.

You don't always need to install an open source software on your desktop or self host in your homelab. I use some of my favorites from the comfort of a web browser.

Step into 2026 with your personalized open source forecast!

New Year, new you, new Linux commands?