CapibaraZero open-source firmware offers a low-cost alternative to Flipper Zero for ESP32-S3 hardware such as the LilyGO T-Embed CC1101.

GEEKOM QS1 Pro mini PC with Snapdragon X Elite is coming soon

As we approach 2025, hopefully none of you are still running x86 32-bit kernels / 32-bit OS software on x86_64 processors, but should you still be into that, there are improvements on the way.

Debian GNU/Linux 13 “Trixie” default artwork has been revealed featuring organic forms inspired by Trixie's frill.

US official: “Impossible for us to predict when we’ll have full eviction.”…

In development for several years has been the OpenVPN DCO Linux kernel module for data channel offload (DCO) capabilities to provide for much faster virtual private networking (VPN) performance

SafeLine is an open-source and self-hosted Web Application Firewall (WAF) that protects websites from cyber attacks.

A solid product feature of Proton Pass can help you save your inbox!

New upgrade to the original Billow delivers MIDI control over the cassette tape's motor, in the same compact form factor.

BredOS is a Linux distribution based on Arch Linux Arm and optimized to run on Rockchip RK3588/RK3588S single board computers (SBCs) with current support

A new Android banking malware named 'DroidBot' attempts to steal credentials for over 77 cryptocurrency exchanges and banking apps in the UK, Italy, France, Spain, and Portugal.

GStreamer 1.24.10 multimedia framework released with bug fixes, 40+ security improvements, and enhanced stability.

Learn how to enable and use tab groups in Firefox. Tab groups let you organise your browsing and can be enabled in a few simple steps.

A new report from the Linux Foundation highlights the true state of open source libraries in production apps.

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You can already see parts of the rebrand live on Mozilla’s website, including its new flag logo that…

Recently, I attended an open-source summit and was struck by an unexpected revelation. During a panel discussion about community contributions, a question was posed to the audience: “How many of you have contributed to an open-source project before?”...

The DRM Panic infrastructure has been in the Linux kernel for several releases now and allows for a kernel-based experience similar to Windows' 'Blue Screen of Death as well as more recently allowing QR code kernel error messages and other features

Following a "community preview" soft launch, the Arduino Nano Matter — targeting Matter-compliant smart home projects — is now available.

KDE and GNOME are gearing up to build their own Linux distributions. What does this mean? Let's find out!