DietPi 9.2 arrives with improvements for NanoPi R4S, fixes and more
The monthly edition of the Linux distribution for SBC, "DietPi 9.2" was already released a few days ago and in…
David Y. Naranjo 
David Y. Naranjo 436 articles about nano
David Y. Naranjo 
Huawei could be the one to make the first 3-nanometer mobile chipset
Huawei is trying to boost its ambitions in the smartphone market with plans to announce what would be ...
David Y. Naranjo 
The transition to Btrfs and the substitution of vi for nano in Fedora have already been approved
A few days ago we shared here on the blog the news about the discussion that was taking place internally ...
David Y. Naranjo
Fedora 33 will switch to Vi for Nano and discontinuing BIOS support is discussed
Fedora developers have not remained with their arms crossed in the face of the current problem that is experienced by ...
David Y. Naranjo 
The new version of Nano 4.0 Thy Rope of Sands is now available
After several months of development, the folks in charge of the popular GNU Nano editor have released the ...
David Y. Naranjo 
Nvidia Jetson Nano: a computer for AI application deployment
Recent advances in artificial intelligence have resulted in a series of algorithms used for applications such as recognition ...
David Y. Naranjo 
Select, copy and paste text in nano, text editor in terminal
Those who use Vi (or Vim) always boast that if vi is much more powerful than nano, for sure ...
Alejandro (a.k.a KZKG^Gaara) 
Sync iPod Nano 6G to Banshee (or other player)
Hello friends, thanking the excellent reception that my first post had, here I bring you a simple way to synchronize ...
koprotk 
Don't Starve not open or go blank on Linux? Explanation and solution to this error (nano note at the beginning)
Although for some the computer is not designed to play games (that's what consoles like PS or Wii are for) no ...
Alejandro (a.k.a KZKG^Gaara) 
Keyboard shortcuts for NANO
Nano is a fairly simple editor (not the other eNano) that we can use on the console to create or edit ...
Alejandro (a.k.a KZKG^Gaara) 
Support for nano of CSS, PHP, C / C ++, HTML, Python, etc.
The day before yesterday I left you an article explaining how the text editor in console: nano, could be configured in a way ...
Alejandro (a.k.a KZKG^Gaara) 
Highlights Python code in nano (editor in terminal)
Many of us who use text managers like Gedit, Kate, even Notepad ++ on Windows, we realize the ...
Alejandro (a.k.a KZKG^Gaara) 
Linuxverse News Week 05/2026: DietPi 10.0, Emmabuntüs DE5-1.05 and FydeOS 22.0
For this fifth (05) week of the year 2026 (25/01/26 to 31/01/26) in the Linuxverse, we offer you our timely and customary…
Jose Albert 
Linuxverse News Week 01/2026: Canaima GNU/Linux 8.3, Drauger 7.8-beta1 and Peropesis 3.1
For this first (01) week of the year 2026 (December 28, 2025 to January 3, 2026) in the Linuxverse, we offer you our timely and customary…
Jose Albert 
January 2026: News of the month on Linuxverse news
Today, January 1, 2026, as usual, at the beginning of each month, we bring you our brilliant, timely, and…
Jose Albert 
Vizio vs SFC: GPL ruling, Torvalds' criticisms, and Tivoization
A California district court has issued a mixed preliminary ruling in the legal battle between Software…
David Y. Naranjo 
December 2025: The good, the bad, the interesting, and more inside the Linuxverse
December 2025 has ended, so as usual, today we bring you this small and useful compendium…
Jose Albert 
FreeBSD 15.0 arrives with a modular system, synchronization with Linux 6.9, and says goodbye to 32-bit architecture.
Two years after the release of version 14.0, the development team has officially announced the availability of…
David Y. Naranjo 
Linuxverse News Week 40/2025: FydeOS 21.0, BSD Router Project 2.0, and UBports 24.04
For this fortieth (40) week of the year 2025 (09/28/25 to 10/04/25) in the Linuxverse, we offer you our timely and customary summary…
Jose Albert 
September 2025: The Good, the Bad, the Interesting, and More Inside the Linuxverse
September 2025 has therefore ended, as usual, although a little later than usual…
Jose Albert