RiseupVPN: What is it and how to install and use it on Linux to create an efficient and fast VPN connection?
For anyone who has a computer at home or uses one at work, it's common or necessary to have…
Jose Albert 
Jose Albert 
Linuxverse News Week 36/2026: Grml 2026.09, Talos Linux 1.14.0 and Ubuntu 26.10-snapshot3
For this thirty-sixth (36) week of the year 2026 (30/08/26 to 05/09/26) in the Linuxverse, we offer you our timely and…
Jose Albert 
Google Play tightens its policies: New RAM usage limits, automatic migration, and more
Google recently announced a new set of requirements and quality standards for Android…
David Y. Naranjo 
3 open-source hardware projects for learning and teaching electronics and robotics
In the Linux universe, not everything is software, although there are application and system developments for almost every type of field…
Jose Albert 
Haiku R1 Beta 6: Support for Firefox, QEMU NVMM, memory optimizations, and more
After two years of intense work and coinciding with the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the original project in 2001, the…
David Y. Naranjo 
September 2026: This month's news coverage of the Linuxverse
Today, September 2, 2026, as usual at the beginning of each month, we offer you our brilliant, timely, and…
Jose Albert 
Multikernel, an excellent utility for running multiple kernels without virtualization
Last year we talked here on the blog about a proposal made by ByteDance (creator of TikTok), regarding a utility called…
David Y. Naranjo 
August 2026: The Good, the Bad, the Interesting, and More Inside the Linuxverse
August 2026 has ended, so as usual, today we bring you this small and useful compendium…
Jose Albert 
Chrome 152 arrives with post-quantum cryptography support and flatpak support
Google announced the release of version 152 of its Chrome web browser. This update introduces…
David Y. Naranjo 
Linuxverse News Week 35/2026: PorteuX 2.8, Vanilla OS 3 and Armbian 26.8
For this thirty-fifth (35) week of the year 2026 (23/08/26 to 29/08/26) in the Linuxverse, we offer you our timely and…
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COSMIC 1.7 comes with support for scalable cursors and remote control via Steam Input.
The development of the COSMIC desktop environment continues to progress at a steady pace, and this is evident in…
David Y. Naranjo