How to Enable HTTP/3 on NGINX
With RunCloud, you can skip the command line entirely, instead enabling HTTP/3 for each web application directly from your dashboard with a single toggle.sudo apt update sudo apt install curl…
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Ubuntu’s Official Flavour List Is Shrinking, And That’s Not a Bad Thing
Another key point to acknowledge here is that not every flavour adds the same kind of value for users. Some have a very clear reason to exist, such as providing…
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A New Linux Kernel Driver Wants to Catch Malicious USB Devices in the Act
If a device’s score crosses a configured threshold, the module fires off a kernel warning and points toward USBGuard as a userspace tool to actually do the blocking. Zubeyr adds…
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How to Add Expires Headers in WordPress
Important: If you see any existing text that starts with # or looks like a comment (such as the default WordPress rewrite rules), do not delete it; place your new…
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After 5 Years, PineTime Gets a Major Upgrade with AMOLED, GPS, and More
A third hardware revision is expected in early April, and the team is optimistic this one will finally clear the remaining hurdles.At its core is a dual-core Cortex-M33 SoC, with…
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After 6 Years, One of Wayland’s Most Annoying Problems is Finally Getting Fixed
With this fresh new protocol, written natively for Wayland, the concept of session management existed in the previous X11 display server but it is finally coming to Wayland.In simpler words,…
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Ubuntu 26.04 LTS Beta Shows You There's Potential in the Stable Release
There are more new features in Ubuntu 26.04 that we have covered here.Resources replaces System Monitor for hardware monitoring and process management. It is built on GTK4 and libadwaita, so…
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FOSS Weekly #26.13: Age Verification Added in systemd, Systemd forked, Btrfs Subvolumes, New Backup Tool, Yazi Manager and More
Distributions are already picking sides. Void and Garuda Linux have outright rejected the idea. The privacy-focused Android distro GrapheneOS isn’t entertaining it either. Meanwhile, Fedora is exploring whether an Apple-style…
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Fedora Project Leader Suggests Linux Distros Could Adopt Apple's Age Verification API
The thread went about how you would expect, and after a certain point, Jef Spaleta chimed in with a simpler take. There’s no need for workarounds; instead, Linux distros could…
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Ubuntu Maker Canonical is Backing Rust Development With $150K/year
Jon Seager, VP Engineering at Canonical, also specifically pointed out crates.io, the official Rust package registry, noting their interest in its security implementation and in reducing the number of “potentially…
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How to Clear Browser Cache & Cookies (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari)
When a support agent or a developer asks you to “refresh” a page, it can be confusing to know exactly what they mean. There is a big difference between a…
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Ageless Linux Emerges to Protest OS-Level Age Verification Laws
At first glance, age verification sounds reasonable. Governments argue that it helps protect children from harmful online content. But many developers and privacy advocates see serious problems with pushing this…
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Good News! Google Chrome on Linux is Getting the Much Awaited Upgrade
This is when Chromebook with ARM perocessors have been in existence since 2012. Google’s Chromebook run a cutsomized version of Linux in the form of ChromeOS. And these Chromebooks had…
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Age Verification Laws Are Multiplying Like a Virus, and Your Linux Computer Might be Next
Right now, California’s Digital Age Assurance Act (AB 1043) is all the rage right now, which targets not only websites and apps but also operating systems. Come January 1, 2027,…
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New to Linux? These 4 systemd Tools Help You Fix Common Issues
systemctl status, journalctl, and systemd-analyze are 100% safe. They are “read-only.” However, be careful with sudo systemctl stop. If you stop a service like dbus or systemd-logind, your screen might…
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Your Linux LTS Kernel Will Be Supported Longer Than You Thought
Suggested Read 📖: What Is Liquorix Kernel? Should You Use It?The longer support window is also relevant for hardware vendors and device manufacturers who ship Linux on their products. Certifying…
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CoreCollective is a New Consortium Bringing the Arm Software Ecosystem Under One Roof
The consortium has launched with the following members:CoreCollective operates through working groups, each focused on a specific part of the Arm software stack. Seven are confirmed at launch: Linux Fundamentals,…
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Making the Case for a Modern Synaptic-Style Package Manager on Linux
Not every distro is moving to the immutable model, and for those that don’t we need a tool that respects the needs of those users. Beyond just dependency management, it…
