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Linux 5.5 what to expect?

The Linux 5.5 kernel already hit the testing repo on Arch and shall be available soon to the stable branch.

After the unfortunate layoffs, Mozilla had to perform recently, the company is now seeking the help of volunteers to hunt

Even though email clients may seem like a dying breed, Mozilla’s Thunderbird is still going strong, despite some struggles a

LibreOffice released the 6.4 version today as their first release in their tenth anniversary year. This release contains a lot

When Firefox 71 was released, they introduced picture-in-picture mode, a feature that already was available in browsers such as Vivaldi

Arch-Linux already announced that they were going to implement Facebooks compression technique Zstandard, a decompression technique that’s up to 30%

By Pudge In previous “Linux commands demystified” articles, you may have seen references to the man page as such, “And

The LibreOffice team is hard at work for their 6.4 release version that is scheduled to be released by the

Arch-Linux has been implementing a lot of changes recently, to keep the system lean, customizable and versatile also in the

The major change in the Vivaldi 2.10 release is about the web browser changing its UA (User Agent) string, which