Riot Games has decided to break their game, League of Legends, for Linux gamers under the guise of stopping cheaters. If you’re playing League on
For a long time, people have worried that some evil hacker would takeover the worlds critical computers and cause a global outage that would cause
Valve announced a brand new killer feature this week that is a game-changer and that’s being able to Record Your Gameplay directly inside of Steam.
This week in Linux, OpenSUSE has been pretty busy. This year’s OpenSUSE conference just started and we also got a brand new version of OpenSUSE’s
SUSE has announced some big changes to the support term of SUSE Linux Enterprise, with the new release of SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 Service Pack
System76 made some waves this week with news about COSMIC, their brand new desktop environment. We don’t have an exact release date for COSMIC just
Are you new to Linux and looking for a distro? You may see various confusing terms like Fork, Flavour or Remix when choosing a distro.
Framework Computer announced this week something really exciting for all you hardware addicts out there. Framework has been working with DeepComputing on a partner-developed RISC-V
Ubuntu’s App Center has had a rather glaring omission from recent releases of Ubuntu. It did not come with the ability to install local DEB
AI is an exciting and powerful technology that has the attention of . . . well everyone . . . but privacy is a big
As anticipation builds for the upcoming Linux Mint 22, the Mint team have released the latest version of their Cinnamon desktop environment with Cinnamon 6.2.
KDE Plasma 6.1 is the latest version of KDE’s desktop environment and this release is packed with a ton of cool features. Plasma 6.1 comes
This week in Linux, Raspberry Pi went public on the London Stock Exchange with the ticker symbol RPI and this IPO was a successful one.
Mozilla has announced the latest version of their web browser, Firefox, which just so happens to be my favorite web browser so naturally I wanted
A new version of openSUSE Leap is now available as the openSUSE Project has announced the release of openSUSE Leap 15.6. If you are a
At Computex 2024, TUXEDO Computers revealed a new prototype laptop that may be a game changer in the Linux hardware space. For any hardware addict
NetXMS is an open source cross-platform network monitoring tool which just released a new version this week with NetXMS 5.0.4. Compared to other monitoring tools,
This week in Linux, Linus Torvalds announced he plans to merge the extensible scheduler “sched_ext” patches for Linux 6.11 even though there has been some
Ubuntu 24.10 is going to be shipping Wayland by default for NVIDIA users. This is a big change to the fact that NVIDIA has always
Have you ever bought a video game, only to have it become unplayable later down the line? Well, you’re not alone. This is a growing
A backdoor was discovered hidden in a common Linux utility, and it could have infected millions of devices. So let’s talk about the backdoor found
Pine64 is at it again, just when you thought they couldn’t possibly have any more tricks up their sleeves after the announcement of the PineNote,
Manjaro and Vivaldi announced a change to the default browser for the popular community edition Manjaro Cinnamon from the open-source Firefox to Chromium-based Vivaldi. The
KDE Plasma is just packed with features, some of which, even long term plasma users might not know about. I have been using the Plasma
Happy 30th Birthday to the Linux kernel! 30 years ago today, August 25th, Linus Torvalds sent out an email to the Minix newsgroup announcing his
The Fedora Community has brought back the Fedora Podcast! If that wasn’t enough, the Fedora Podcast has also joined the Destination Linux Network as a collaborative effort
System76 has announced today the launch of the Launch Keyboard. This is a configurable keyboard designed and made in-house by System76. They say that it
KDE Community has announced the official release of the KDE Plasma 5.21 desktop environment. Plasma 5.21 brings with it a massive amount of updates and
WhatsApp has been in the news a lot recently thanks to the changes for their Privacy Policy, which is essentially for the purpose to send
darktable 3.4 has been officially released just in time to help you process your holiday photos with new features, improvements, bug fixes, and updated camera
Xfce 4.16 has been officially released with this major new version. This update to the lightweight desktop environment, Xfce, has been in the works for
KDE Plasma is my favorite desktop environment on Linux. In this video, I offer my Top 5 Reasons why I think KDE Plasma is the
System76 launched their latest product and it is a BEAST! The latest addition to their line up is the Thelio Mega and I know you’re
A couple of months ago I covered a news story here on Front Page Linux about a New PinePhone with 3GB of RAM and USB
Firefox is my favorite web browser by far and there’s many reasons for that. Firefox has been bringing the Privacy & Security Fire recently and
Wow! Eric Londo, FrontPageLinux.com contributor, wrote an amazing article about the History of Unix and Linux entitled “A Guide Through The History of Unix &
When searching for which Linux Distro (aka distribution) to use, you’ve probably come across some odd terms being used to distinguish one type of distro
Ubuntu will no longer be shipping the package known as “Popularity Contest” in the default configuration for new installs of Ubuntu but what does this
If you weren’t already excited to get a PinePhone from Pine64 then I think I have the news that will make sure you click the
You may or may not be aware but I am one of the Hosts of a podcast called Destination Linux and its a fantastic show!
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS was released on Thursday and I covered it here on Front Page Linux. A lot of people are likely wanting to upgrade
Ubuntu is back with a brand new release! Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, Focal Fossa, has pounced on the Linux world bringing a slew of new features
Are you in the market for a new laptop? Are you interested in making that laptop a device born to run Linux? If so, then
