Fedora 44 ibrings GNOME 50, Linux kernel 6.19, NTSYNC gaming improvements, and major desktop updates. Discover the new features and more.

Ubuntu 26.04 LTS "Resolute Raccoon" is here with GNOME 50, Linux 7.0 kernel, Wayland-only desktop, and stronger security.

Linux 7.1 Kernel Cleanup: Unmaintained Ethernet drivers, ISDN, and hamradio support removed. Linus Torvalds merges patches ahead of June 2026 release.

Xubuntu 26.04 LTS brings Xfce 4.20 with better Wayland support, stunning 20th anniversary wallpapers, and major performance improvements.

Discover Canonical’s official vision for AI in Ubuntu. Learn how local inference, implicit enhancements, and agentic features will make Ubuntu more powerful while staying true to open source values, privacy, and security.

A complete guide on how to upgrade to Fedora 44 from Fedora 43 with both GUI and CLI methods + pre-upgrade steps.

Don Ho, creator of Notepad++, has publicly called for the renaming of an unofficial "Notepad++ for macOS" port.

A list of 10 things you can perform after installing Fedora 44 Workstation Edition. A curated list just for you of this release.

Shotcut 26.6 brings excellent HDR video preview and export, restores external monitor support, adds RNNoise audio filter.

System76 releases COSMIC 1.1.0 with rounded corners, improved file manager, better XWayland support, new monitor app, and dozens of enhancements.

TUXEDO OS is dropping Ubuntu and switching to Debian Testing as its permanent foundation.

Debian 13.6 delivers important security and Secure Boot fixes while Debian 12.15 becomes the final regular update for Bookworm

GNOME OS developers are creating a new Test Center app (part of the GNOME OS Developer Tool Suite) that makes testing experimental apps and system changes safe.

Learn about the new highlights of Weston 16.0 release which advances HDR, Color Management, and Wayland Protocol Support.

Mozilla is moving Firefox to a faster two-week release cycle from September 2026 as an experiment. Get new features and fixes more quickly with a more predictable process.

Discover Frame, a lightweight X11 server built from scratch in pure x86_64 assembly. Part of the CHasm desktop, it delivers extreme efficiency, near-zero idle usage, and runs Firefox & GIMP with minimal dependencies.