Introduction The KDE community has just published KDE Gear 25.12, the newest quarterly update to its suite of applications. This refresh brings a mix of enhancements, bug fixes, performance refinements, and new features across many popular KDE apps, from Dolphin file manager and Konsole terminal to Krita and Spectacle. With this release, KDE continues its tradition of incremental yet meaningful upgrades that make everyday use smoother and more productive.

This article explains that the long-used Linux 5.4 kernel has reached end-of-life, why that matters for security and compliance, and why users should upgrade to a supported kernel version.

In this article, we look at how gaming-focused Linux distros like Bazzite are gaining traction among users leaving Windows, offering stronger performance, broad hardware support, and a smoother, less restrictive computing experience.

Linux Kernel 6.18 is out with faster memory handling, improved hardware and driver support, stronger networking and security features, and a new dm-pcache storage cache system.

This article highlights how Wine 10.19 adds long-awaited reparse-point support, improving Windows app and game compatibility on Linux while delivering broader stability and runtime upgrades.

This article covers Firefox 145’s biggest shift, ending 32-bit Linux support, while introducing new PDF tools, UI updates, and enhanced privacy features.

In this article we’ll walk through the key new features of MX Linux 25, what’s changed for each desktop edition, recommended upgrade or fresh-install paths, and why this release matters in the wider Linux-distribution ecosystem.

This article explains why the Arch Linux 2025.11.01 ISO is a great fresh install point, highlighting Archinstall 3.0.12’s smoother Btrfs/bootloader setup and Pacman 7.1’s tighter security and tooling improvements.

In this article we will breakdown what’s going on, how bad it really is, and what you should do if you’re running Zen 5.

In this article, we’ll walk through major examples of critical Linux Kernel breaches, explain their significance, and offer actionable guidance for defenders.

In this article we look at the existing rumors, how they tie into the Linux gaming landscape, why this matters, and what to watch.

In this article, we’ll walk through the key highlights of Kali Linux 2025.3, how the changes affect users (both old and new), the upgrade path, and what to keep in mind for real-world deployment.

In this article we’ll walk through how VMScape works, the CPUs and environments it affects, how the Linux kernel and hypervisors are mitigating it, and what users, cloud operators and admins should know (and do).

In this article we will explore what SchedCP is, how it works under the hood, the evidence of its effectiveness, real-world implications, and what caveats remain.

In this article, we’ll explore the background of bcachefs, the sequence of events leading to its removal, the technical and community dynamics involved, and implications for users, distributions, and the filesystem’s future.

In this article, we’ll delve into what’s new in Zara, what users should know before upgrading, and how it continues Mint’s philosophy of combining usability, reliability, and elegance.

In this article, we’ll walk through what happened, why the fallout was so severe, how Canonical responded, and lessons for users and infrastructure architects alike.

Introduction Android has long been focused on running mobile apps, but in recent years, features aimed at developers and power users have begun pushing its boundaries. One exciting frontier: running full Linux graphical (GUI) applications on Android devices. What was once a novelty is now gradually becoming more viable, and recent developments point toward much smoother, GPU-accelerated Linux GUI experiences on Android.

This article covers Fedora 43 Beta’s September 2025 release, featuring Wayland-only GNOME, a new WebUI installer with DNF5, updated toolchains, and key deprecations ahead of the final launch.

In this article, we’ll unpack what Newton is, how its architecture stands out, the role the Linux Foundation will play, early use cases and challenges, and what this could mean for the future of robotics and simulation.