Linux Apps
Upgrade your Linux PC with these 3 handy apps
This week it's all about reviews. I'm trying a terminal history viewer, a log viewer, and an image viewer and editor.
Linux Apps
This week it's all about reviews. I'm trying a terminal history viewer, a log viewer, and an image viewer and editor.
Flathub
Apps and pull requests made or assisted by AI can no longer be submitted to Flathub's software repository. There are exceptions though.
Arm
Developers are booting an open source version of Windows NT on the Raspberry Pi 5, and while useful software isn't here yet, it is a big step forward.
Self-Hosting
Listening to music via Jellyfin, OpenSubsonic, or Navidrome? This app just got new themes and better organizing and reporting tools.
Wayland
Since Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) now supports Wayland natively, we can look forward to apps like Steam moving toward full Wayland support.
Jellyfin
Jellyfin is about to jump from version 10.11.x to 12.x, to avoid confusion.
Linux Apps
This week I'm trying a Flatpak browser, a screen recorder, and a VM manager.
Independent, slop-free Linux and open source news that gets to the point.
With this radio module, you can get directly onto the Meshtastic network without need to flash anything.
You won't find Mozilla Thunderbird preinstalled on this release.
It includes additional ARM and RISC-V processor support and drivers for Wi-Fi 6.
New theming, new shortcuts, and better virtual desktops all make up this exciting desktop environment release.
Some self-hosted software is getting upgraded, too.
This weekend I'm trying a virtual ruler, a disk usage detector, and a movie storing tool.
Plus, what to expect when you install it.
I'm keeping you in the loop on my thinking and direction.
Does this mean we're getting KDE Linux sooner?
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS only supports RISC-V devices that meet RVA23 standards, and this one does.
The open source and self-hostable news aggregator has some
This weekend we're zooming in on maps and multiplexers.
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