Linux Today
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Stencil – Powerful Batch File Renamer with Live Previews
Discover Stencil, a free, open-source Linux batch file renamer with live previews, customizable rules, metadata support, and undo functionality.
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Debian Trixie-Based Raspberry Pi Desktop Is Now Available for PC and Mac
Raspberry Pi Desktop returns for PCs and Intel Macs with Debian 13 Trixie, Linux kernel 6.12, an updated dock, and Raspberry Pi Connect support.
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Meta Develops CRAM for Linux, Bringing Hardware-compressed Memory close to DRAM Performance
Meta develops CRAM for Linux, using hardware-assisted memory compression to deliver near-DRAM performance and improve memory efficiency.
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What Raw Byte Markers can and cannot Prove After File Deletion
Learn what raw byte markers can reveal about deleted files, their limitations in digital forensics, and why file signatures alone cannot prove deletion.
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GNOME 52 “Terengganu” Desktop Environment Is Scheduled for March 17th, 2027
GNOME 52 “Terengganu” is scheduled for March 17, 2027, with alpha, beta, and release candidate milestones planned ahead of its stable debut.
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How to Deploy Multi-Container Applications with Docker Compose on Debian 13
Learn how to deploy multi-container applications with Docker Compose on Debian 13, including Docker installation, YAML configuration, and networking.
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Raspberry Pi OS October 2026 Update Gets Better Dock Handling and Many Fixes
Raspberry Pi OS October 2026 update improves dock and taskbar handling, fixes desktop bugs, enhances Control Centre, and updates the Linux kernel.
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LibreSSL 4.3.3 Released with OCSP Authorization Bypass Fix
LibreSSL 4.3.3 fixes an OCSP responder authorization bypass, improves certificate verification, and addresses DTLS security and reliability issues.
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GitHub Slams the Brakes on Private Vulnerability Reports
GitHub introduces daily limits on private vulnerability reports to reduce spam and AI-generated submissions while helping maintainers manage security alerts.
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7 Advanced Docker Compose Tricks to Clean Up Multi-Container Stacks in Linux
Discover seven advanced Docker Compose tricks to simplify multi-container stacks, reduce configuration duplication, and improve deployment reliability.
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mold 3.0 High-Speed Linker Rewritten in Rust
mold 3.0 completes its rewrite from C++ to Rust, improving memory safety while maintaining fast linking performance and introducing Cargo-based builds.
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Auto-cpufreq 3.2 Adds Intel HWP Dynamic Boost, Lands in Debian Repos
Auto-cpufreq 3.2 adds Intel HWP Dynamic Boost, improves battery and power reporting, and becomes available in Debian's official repositories.
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Nextcloud Launches Academy to Help Developers Build Apps
Nextcloud launches Academy, a free learning platform offering hands-on PHP and Python courses to help developers build and contribute Nextcloud apps.
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AetherTune – Terminal Internet Radio Player Review
Explore AetherTune, a free, open-source terminal internet radio player with station search, audio visualization, favorites, and listening history.
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Top 5 Podman Alternatives to Run Containers on Low-Resource Edge Linux Servers
Explore five Podman alternatives for low-resource Linux edge servers, including lightweight container runtimes, IoT tools, and orchestration options.
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12 Docker Tips to Save Disk Space, Limit Resources, and Secure Containers on Linux
Discover 12 practical Docker tips to free up disk space, control CPU and memory usage, and improve container security on Linux systems.
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Phosh 0.58 Linux Mobile Shell Improves Screenshots and Flatpak Apps
Phosh 0.58 improves screenshot notifications, Flatpak app startup tracking, and power management settings for a smoother mobile Linux experience.
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MAKERphone 2.0 Is an Open, Hackable 4G Phone You Build Yourself
Discover MAKERphone 2.0, a DIY 4G mobile phone with open hardware, MicroPython and C++ programming, and modular expansion capabilities.
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Zig 0.17 Programming Language Lands With Reworked Build System
Zig 0.17 introduces a reworked build system, a new Build Server Protocol, improved caching, and faster incremental compilation on Linux.
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Darktable 5.6.2 Adds White Balance Presets for Leica SL3-P and Sony Alpha 7R VI
Darktable 5.6.2 adds support for Leica SL3-P and Sony Alpha 7R VI cameras, improves OpenCL compatibility, and fixes crashes and memory leaks.
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Best Free and Open Source Alternatives to Google Data Studio
Discover the best free and open-source alternatives to Google Data Studio for building dashboards, visualizing data, and creating reports.
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Pangolin 1.24 Tunneled Reverse Proxy Adds Exit Nodes, Linux Subnet Routing
Pangolin 1.24 introduces exit nodes, Linux subnet routing, automatic VPN connections, and improved client interfaces for secure remote access.
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Kagi Ends Orion Browser Development for Linux, Will Open-Source It
Kagi ends Orion Browser development for Linux and Windows, plans to open-source both versions, and shifts its focus to macOS and iOS.
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The October 2026 Issue of the PCLinuxOS Magazine
Explore the October 2026 issue of PCLinuxOS Magazine, featuring tutorials on Kate, Typst, Inkscape, system maintenance, and more.
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PhotoSuite Is a Free Photoshop-Like Editor With Native PSD Support
Discover PhotoSuite, a free, open-source Photoshop alternative for Linux with native PSD and PSB support, familiar editing tools, and layered workflows.
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Parrot OS 7.4 Released with AnonSurf 6.0, Updated Raspberry Pi Images
Parrot OS 7.4 introduces AnonSurf 6.0 with a redesigned interface, updated Raspberry Pi images, and improvements to security tools and ARM support.
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4 Best Free and Open Source PKI and Certificate Authority Tools
Explore four free and open-source PKI and certificate authority tools for digital signing, certificate management, and software supply chain security.
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Rust Is Now a Tier-1 Programming Language at Microsoft
Microsoft elevates Rust to Tier-1 language status alongside C++, C#, and TypeScript, strengthening internal tooling, security, and developer support.
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Blackcoin Core v30.1.5.2 Released with Wallet and SQLite Reliability Fixes
Blackcoin Core 30.1.5.2 improves wallet reliability with SQLite transaction fixes, better database handling, and enhanced node diagnostics.
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OpenStack Hibiscus Adds Confidential Computing and AI-Ready Infrastructure to its bag of cloud tricks
OpenStack 2026.2 Hibiscus adds confidential computing, improved GPU support, and AI-ready infrastructure for secure, high-performance cloud workloads.