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Fedora Asahi Remix 43 Arrives with Mac Pro Support and Beats Fedora to a Key Upgrade

Mac Pro support and working microphones on the M2 Pro/Max are in, along with a package management upgrade that Fedora is yet to ship.

GNOME 50 released with much improved Parental Controls and lots more

GNOME 50 “Tokyo” is out now as the latest major update to the popular Linux desktop environment, and there's some big new goodies in this one.

Opera GX is now available for Linux

The "gaming browser" Opera GX is now available for Linux, although I'm still not sure why you would want to actually use it.

The nostalgic helicopter shooter Cleared Hot gets Linux support with a performance update

Cleared Hot is an excellent nostalgic helicopter shooter, and the latest release brings Native Linux support to improve performance on Steam Deck.

GE-Proton 10-33 brings fixes for VR outside of Steam, FSR upgrades and more

GE-Proton 10-33 has arrived bringing with it a fresh set of fixes for Windows games on Linux / SteamOS, here's all that's new for you.

GNOME 50 is Here, and X11 is Finally Gone

There's a lot this release offers, but a few changes stand out.

Manjaro Linux Team Goes on Strike, Threatens to Fork the Project

A significant portion of the Manjaro team has signed a manifesto demanding the project split from its parent company and restructure as a non-profit.

Linux Market Share Statistics [March 2026 Report]

Curious to know the latest market share percentage for Linux desktop? You don't have to do the research; we've done it for you. We update this report at the beginning of each month.

Get even more Steam Deck Verified games in the latest Fanatical Play on the Go Bundle

Time for some more savings! Fanatical just launched a fresh Play on the Go Bundle full of Steam Deck Verified games to take on the go.

Ageless Linux Emerges to Protest OS-Level Age Verification Laws

And thankfully, it's more than just a Linux distro without age verification.

Combine spells to solve puzzles in the wonderful Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times - out now

Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times from developer SlugGlove is a wonderful adventure about overcoming puzzles with its unique spell system.

EndeavourOS Titan released, devs comment on age verification laws

The Arch-based Linux distribution EndeavourOS Titan is out now, bringing with it plenty of nice sounding upgrades and some comments on age verification.

If you miss GPU-Z on Linux check out the new GPU-T

GPU-Z is a popular Windows app to give you a simple readout of your graphics card, and a new Linux alternative GPU-T was announced recently.

Not a Firefox Fork! Kagi's Orion Browser Arrives on Linux as a Public Beta

The Flatpak-only build brings basic browsing but extensions and Kagi Sync aren't ready yet.

10 Things Linux Can Do That Windows Still Can’t

Linux offers more freedom than Windows in many ways. Here are a few things you can do on Linux that Windows simply doesn’t allow.

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Foot: The Wayland Terminal Most Linux Users Don’t Know About

Foot is a minimal Wayland-native terminal emulator for Linux that focuses on speed and simplicity. A hidden gem worth exploring.

OpenRazer v3.12.0 brings Linux support for more Razer devices

Another fresh release of the free and open source OpenRazer has arrived, with v3.12.0 adding support for even more Razer devices on Linux.

Hollow Knight: Silksong Patch 5 brings many more bug fixes and improved translations

While Team Cherry continue working on the Sea of Sorrow expansion for Hollow Knight: Silksong, they've released Patch 5 to keep the game running nicely.

Manjaro Linux looks like it's in trouble with the release of the "Manjaro 2.0 Manifesto"

At one point it seemed like Manjaro Linux would be the most popular Arch-based distribution, but after many missteps it appears to be at breaking point.

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Good News! Google Chrome on Linux is Getting the Much Awaited Upgrade

Raspberry Pi users might be even happier.

Looks Like SUSE Linux is Up For Sale (Again)!

And this time it is valued for $6 billion

New Steam Release Fixes Proton Games Wrongly Flagged as Unplayable

Also includes opt-in frame rate telemetry, hardware-tagged reviews, and several quality-of-life improvements.

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Proton Experimental brings fixes for REDLauncher, HELLDIVERS 2, Atelier Yumia, KILLER INN and more

Valve released a fresh update to Proton Experimental for March 13th that bring numerous fixes to various games - here's all the details you need to know.

Google will finally release Chrome for ARM64 Linux devices

After years of waiting, Google have finally decided to give ARM64 Linux devices the ability to natively install the Chrome browser.

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Mesa 26.0.2 arrives with more bug-fixes for Linux graphics drivers

Available now in Mesa 26.0.2, the latest bug-fix release for the current main stable version of open source graphics drivers for Linux.

Lutris now being built with Claude AI, developer decides to hide it after backlash

There's a bit of drama going on with the popular game manager Lutris right now, with users pointing out the developer using AI generated code via Claude.

D7VK version 1.5 brings Direct3D 3 support via Vulkan on Linux

The D7VK project has expanded again in version 1.5 that's out now - adding in support for Direct3D 3.

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It's Time to Bring Back GNOME Office (Hope You Remember It)

Those who used GNOME 2 in the 2000's would remember the now forgotten GNOME Office. I think it's time to revive that project.