ELM11-Feather Is a Feather-Compatible Board That Speaks Lua Natively
It's an FPGA-based board that lets you program the application, driver, and hardware layers in Lua, C, and VHDL/SystemVerilog, and it starts at $29.
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Linux Mint Now Considers Wayland Stable
Cinnamon will fully support both X11 and Wayland sessions starting with Mint's next release, due Christmas.
Another German State Just Kicked Out Microsoft... Kind Of
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has replaced Microsoft SharePoint with Nextcloud for over 5,000 government employees.
TUXEDO OS is Ditching Ubuntu for a Debian Base That Never Goes Stable
Their dependency on Ubuntu 'snapped' so they are "testing" Debian now.
LOL! Storage Bug on Microsoft Windows 11 Could Eat Up 500 GB Disk Space
A Microsoft customer support agent even suggested buying a new hard disk instead of acknowledging the problem.
This E-Paper PDA Wants You to Ditch Your Smartphone for a Keyboard and Two Tiny Screens
It runs a custom open source OS on an ESP32-S3, has a physical keyboard and dual displays, and starts at $185 on Crowd Supply.
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8 Linux Handheld Computers You Can Splurge On
The rest are ready to use out of the box without requiring a spare Raspberry Pi or tinkering.
I Mined and Built My Way Through Space Haven
An indie game studio out of Finland, Linus Torvalds' birth country, built this game, treating Linux as a first-class citizen.
FOSS Weekly #26.28: Microslop Moment, Rustification, Brave New features, KDE Plasma Tips and Meme Distro and More
K in KDE stands for Kustomization.
Avoiding Vendor Lock-in By Using KDE Plasma As Personal Knowledge Base
Exploring a rudimentary style of notes management with Markdown and KDE Dolphin. Sometimes, simplicity is the best solution.
ORICO 88 Series 4-Bay USB4 NVMe SSD Enclosure Review: Fast Storage That Works Natively on Linux
A compact 4-bay NVMe enclosure with USB4 connectivity, tested on Linux with benchmarks.
Obsidian vs Logseq: Which Note-Taking App Fits Your Workflow Better?
Logseq and Obsidian are both powerful PKM tools, but they work differently. Here’s a practical comparison based on years of using both.
✨ Highlights of the month
Banking Apps, No Google, and a Locked Bootloader: How iodé Makes Privacy Android Work for Everyone
In discussion with Brian from Iodé project and how Iodé is addressing issues de-Googled smartphone users face.
Inside the Systemd Age Verification Debate: Developer Responds to Criticism
A single pull request turned a quiet open source contributor into the unlikely target of one of the Linux community's most heated controversies. We interacted with Dylan Taylor to hear his side of the story.
The Open Source Diary App for Android That Organizes Your Life on a Timeline
A well-designed diary app that keeps your data private, works offline, and respects your freedom.
This Open Source Android App Fights Brainrot With Basic Math Problems
Mental Math tests your arithmetic skills without tracking your every move.
In Case You Missed It
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.
Deprecated Linux Commands You Should Not Use Anymore (And Their Alternatives)
Still using these obsolete Linux commands? Perhaps it is time to look for alternatives.
These Linux Distros Turn Your PC into a Retro Gaming Console
Looking to spice up your system as a retro gaming console? These Linux distributions can help you do that.
Getting Started With openEuler
openEuler is gaining steady popularity outside its homeland. Let's get started with it.
Getting Started With Hyprland
Let's get on the "hyp" wagon with Hyprland
Using Linux With WSL on Windows
Get started with Linux within the comfort of your Windows system with WSL. Learn the essential WSL concepts.
Getting Started With Ubuntu
New to Ubuntu? Start here. Learn to use Ubuntu with these tutorials for beginners.
11 Ways to Improve Your Privacy in Online World
Bring your A game to improve your privacy online, whether you are a Linux user or not. Follow these tips for a secure experience!
The Ultimate Guide to i3 Customization in Linux
Learn about customizing your system's look and feel with i3 window manager in this super-detailed guide.
Bash Scripting for Beginners
Get acquainted with bash scripting in this course for beginners.
Getting Started With Linux Terminal
Want to know the basics of the Linux command line? Here's a tutorial series with a hands-on approach.
Getting Started With Manjaro
This is a collection of tutorials that are useful for new Manjaro users.
Getting Started With Fedora
Collection of useful tutorials for new Fedora users.
Getting Started With Markdown [Beginner's Guide]
Learning markdown could help you a lot with writing for web. Here's a complete beginner's guide to Markdown syntax with downloadable cheat sheet.
Beginner's Guide to Nano Text Editor
Though Nano is less complicated to use than Vim and Emacs, it doesn't mean Nano cannot be overwhelming. Learn how to use the Nano text editor.
The Ultimate Guide to PPA in Ubuntu
An in-depth article that covers almost all the questions around using PPA in Ubuntu and other Linux distributions.
