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Void Linux’s package manager XBPS hits version 0.60 with better error handling, script execution fixes, and more robust package update logic.

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Coming two months after PeaZip 10.4, the PeaZip 10.5 release improves speed and RAM usage when opening archives, improves representation of archives with complex structures, improves archive editing, improves smart sorting of file names, and adds support for system tools entries on Linux.

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The Intehill 13.4″ 4K+ Touchscreen Portable Monitor is an inexpensive, extremely lightweight, very slim, monitor designed to be moved around. Here’s my verdict.

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Arch Linux transitions wine and wine-staging packages to pure WoW64 builds, removing the multi-lib dependency. Thus, Wine on Arch can now run 32-bit Windows applications seamlessly on 64-bit systems without requiring separate 32-bit libraries.

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lstr is a fast, minimalist and feature-rich tree command alternative to get a clean, uncluttered directory tree view with optional icons, permissions, file sizes, and .gitignore support for a superior experience.

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Fwupd 2.0.12 brings Thunderbolt host emulation, SBOM parsing, and important fixes for Dell, HP, and Logitech devices.

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The Banana Pi BPI-F3 is an industrial grade RISC-V development board, designed with the SpacemiT K1 8 core RISC-V chip.

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Do you want to isolate your applications from the system? Learn how to run GUI-based applications, like Firefox, in Docker containers.

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Rspamd 3.12 open-source spam filtering system lands with major security fixes, Ollama support, HEIC file recognition, and more.

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In a significant move, Nitrux Linux bids farewell to NX Desktop and Plasma, shifting to Hyprland, greetd, and Cachy kernel.

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Docker is one of the most popular platforms for developers and system administrators to package applications into containers for a more straightforward software development process. Docker solves the age-old problem of “but it works on my machine” by allowing you to define consistent, reproducible environments using a Dockerfile, ensuring your application runs the same way on any system that supports Docker. This tutorial will show you how to install Docker on AlmaLinux 10.

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In this article, you will learn how to fix the “ps: command not found” error on Linux by installing the necessary package.

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At WWDC, Apple announced it was taking a significant step to improve Linux container support on Macs.

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Wine 10.10 is out now with Mono 10.1, OSMesa removal, better Windows Runtime metadata, and fixes for Steam, F.E.A.R, and Stalker.

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WSelector is a modern GTK4/Adwaita application for browsing, downloading, and setting wallpapers. It’s written in Python.

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Upcoming GNOME releases will require systemd for key session features, making it harder for non-systemd distros to keep pace without major patches.

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GNU Nano 8.5 command-line text editor rolls out with saved anchors, improved syntax coloring, and updated keystrokes.

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I’m not a heavy user of snaps particularly on the Raspberry Pi 5. I find that installing software with Flatpak is a better solution than snap in most instances even though both are wasteful of disk space. But occasionally it’s useful to use a snap.

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Coming almost a month after KDE Gear 25.04.1, the KDE Gear 25.04.2 release is here to fix an issue with bin clip effects disappearing after disabling a timeline clip in the Kdenlive video editor, fix the inconsistent availability of undoing after the end of a game in the KReversi game, and fixes the “whatsnew” actions in KAddressBook.

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