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  • Kdenlive Update Adds New Subtitle Tools, Effects + More
    Kdenlive 24.12 arrives stuffed like a seasonal bird with bug fixes, performance tweaks, and usability enhancements. Additionally, the editor’s developers have removed support for Qt5 so that, as of this release, it is entirely Qt6.
  • 4 Best Free and Open Source Shutdown Timers
    Here’s our verdict of the tools succinctly summarized in a LinuxLinks styled ratings chart. Only free and open source software is eligible for inclusion.
  • Mozilla's New Partnership Adds Ecosia Search Engine as a Default Option for Everyone
    A new default search engine option for everyone, in the form of a new partnership!
  • 5 Compelling Reasons to Choose Linux Over Windows
    In the world of operating systems, Windows has long held the lion’s share of the market. Its user-friendly interface and wide compatibility have made it the default choice for many. However, in recent years, Linux has steadily gained traction, challenging the status quo with its unique offerings.
  • Arch Linux Based CachyOS Takes The Lead On Intel Arrow Lake
    Following the recent Intel Core Ultra 9 285K Windows 11 vs. Ubuntu Linux benchmarks I wanted to expand the testing to look at how well other Linux distributions as well were performing on this new 24-core Arrow Lake desktop processor.
  • Want to save your old computer? Try these 6 Linux distros
    Here's how to save money, reduce e-waste, and extend the life of your old hardware at the same time.
  • Calibre 7.23 Brings Cover Preview and Tag Browser Updates
    Calibre 7.23 update: Manage book data files, expanded Tag browser, template import/export, and bug fixes for seamless eBook management.
  • Fedora Asahi Remix 41 for Apple Macs is out
    New shiny if you run Linux on an M1 or M2. The Fedora 41 version of Asahi Linux is out – the go-to Linux distro for Apple Silicon Macs.
  • How to Install Safari on Linux
    Safari, a popular web browser developed by Apple, is designed primarily for macOS and iOS devices. However, Linux users may want to experience Safari for testing purposes or simply out of curiosity. While Safari is not officially available for Linux, it can still be installed using tools like PlayOnLinux and Wine. This guide walks you through the steps to install Safari on your Linux system.
  • A different take on AI safety: A research agenda from the Columbia Convening on AI openness and safety
    On Nov. 19, 2024, Mozilla and Columbia University’s Institute of Global Politics held the Columbia Convening on AI Openness and Safety in San Francisco. The Convening, which is an official event on the road to the AI Action Summit to be held in France in February 2025, took place on the eve of the Convening of the International Network of AI Safety Institutes.
  • Linux 6.13 Is A Great Holiday Gift For AMD Systems With Many New Features
    Of the many new features in Linux 6.13 for that kernel debuting by late January, AMD customers once again have a lot to look forward to from new Zen 5 features being enabled to additional performance optimizations.
  • How to Make a Bash Script Wait for a Command to Finish
    In the world of automation and scripting, the ability to manage background processes is crucial for effective task execution. This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating a Bash script that starts a background task and efficiently waits for it to finish before proceeding with further commands. By leveraging the process ID (PID) of the background job and the wait command, you can ensure controlled execution flow and resource management.
  • The Automattic vs WP Engine WordPress wars are getting really annoying
    I am so sick of this. I've been a happy WordPress user since it rolled out the door in 2003, and I kissed Vignette (since acquired by OpenText) goodbye. WordPress was just so much easier to use than the alternatives; it was open source; and it was free. It was such a win!
  • Lenovo could unveil the first third-party SteamOS device at CES
    Valve confirmed plans to bring its SteamOS Linux distro to devices other than the Steam Deck over a year ago, but exactly when that will happen remains unclear. A recent announcement from Lenovo supports recent leaks indicating that the company will soon become the first OEM to back what has become a strong alternative to Windows for PC gaming.
  • VMware Workstation Pro 17.6.2 Now Free for All Users
    VMware Workstation 17.6.2 Pro is now free for commercial, educational, and personal use! Check out the latest features, bug fixes, and resolved issues.
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