How to Play Music From the Linux Terminal With cmus
Advanced Linux users prefer command-line apps for almost everything. Here's how to install cmus, a terminal-based music player for Linux.
Linux 5.18 Release Could Be Bad News for Overclockers
With the kernel update, future Intel chips could bar users from tweaking CPU settings unless they pay up for hardware features they already have.
Kali Linux 2022.2 Lands With Desktop Tweaks, Hilarious Hollywood-Hacking-Homaging Screensaver
The latest version of Kali Linux shows that developers like to kick back and have fun while developing powerful hacking tools.
6 Practical and Real-World Applications of Linux
Everyone knows that Linux powers millions of servers and desktops worldwide. But are there any other applications of this open-source OS?
Fedora 36 Woos Developers With Desktop Overhaul, but Will It Please Linus?
Linus Torvalds' Linux distro of choice has some major updates, but what hasn't changed might be just as important.
Linux Gamers, Rejoice! Wine 7.8 Lands With Major Driver Enhancements
You can play more Windows games on Linux while suffering through fewer crashes.
Privacy-Focused Distro Tails 5.0 Released for Linux Paranoids
The latest version of the live distribution Tails 5.0 includes the message-encrypting app Kleopatra as well as a new version of the Tor Browser.
4 Innovative Technologies That Helped Spread Linux
Currently, Linux-based OSes are used widely on both servers and desktops. But without these technologies, it wouldn't be the same as it's today.
Canonical Entices Gamers With Early Access to Ubuntu Steam Snap
The company is previewing an alternate way of packaging the popular PC gaming platform as part of a broader effort to improve Linux gaming.
Ubuntu Developers Tease New Release After Pushing Out Major Upgrade
The next Ubuntu release already has a codename, version number, and release date.
How to Install CentOS Stream on a PC
Installing CentOS Stream on your PC or laptop is easy. Here's how to do it.
Ubuntu 22.04 "Jammy Jellyfish" Arrives With Controversial Firefox Change
The new version of Ubuntu, 22.04 AKA "Jammy Jellyfish," changes the way Mozilla Firefox is packaged in a way that critics say slows down performance.
How Does Linux Help Reduce E-Waste?
While many proprietary OS vendors have stopped supporting older hardware, Linux continues to power such low-end devices to prevent e-waste disposal.
Krita 5.0.5 Fixes Bugs, Scoring Win for Open-Source Creativity
The multi-platform open-source painting app offers major new bug fixes, disrupting Adobe's offerings ahead of World Creativity Day.
How to Use SystemRescue to Fix Common Computer Problems
All of us have come across an unbootable PC. Luckily, SystemRescue is there to help you make your computer usable again.
MX Linux Casually Drops Version 21.1, Codenamed "Wildflower"
The latest version of MX Linux sports updated software, a new kernel, and a tool to make Samba sharing easier. All with the minimum of fuss.
Pop!_OS Teases Intrepid Linux Users With the 22.04 Beta Release
System 76 has made the beta version of the Ubuntu variant available for users unafraid of bugs to try out the latest version of Pop!_OS.
Sick of Compiling Gentoo Linux? Then Try the New LiveGUI Distro!
Gentoo's LiveGUI image lets users test the technical distro before installing. Artists have also been invited to submit artwork for a rebranding.
Ubuntu MATE 22.04 Hits Beta, and "Jammy Jellyfish" Is Looking Good So Far
The 22.04 beta release allows Ubuntu Mate users to test the system with added features but a reduced installation image size.
Red Hat Announces Fedora 36 Beta, Inviting Users to Test the Upcoming Release
The fast-paced distro's version 36 beta will allow eager users to get their hands on new software before the regular release.