FOSS Weekly #25.06: Linux inside PDF file, Missing Windows from Grub, GTK Drops X11 and More
You get a free credit to try it out and see if you can rely on PikaPods. Wow! You Can Now Run Linux Inside a PDFYes, you read that right….
ArmSoM CM5: Powerful Replacement for Raspberry Pi CM4
What’s more impressive is how efficiently it handled the load. Thanks to hardware decoding, CPU usage stayed low, leaving the board cool and responsive. ArmSoM, yet again, has sent us…
I Feel Like a Hacker Using These Cool Linux Terminal Tools
There are no release files for this package. So, you need to compile it from GitHub.Make sure you have git and essential build tools like make installed. Then use the…
Remembering Usenet – The OG Social Network that Existed Even Before the World Wide Web
On February 22, 2024, Google stopped Usenet support for these reasons. Users can no longer post or subscribe, or view new content. Historical content, before the cut-off date can be…
Rediscovering Plan9 from Bell Labs
During a weekend of tidying up – you know, the kind of chore where you’re knee-deep in old boxes before you realize it. Digging through the dusty cables and old,…
FOSS Weekly #24.52: Holiday Special Tuxmas Days
Follow us on Google News and stay updated in your News feed.As we end this memorable year, let’s take a look back at some of the most notable Linux applications and…
Going Retro With AGC: Smart Computer That Powered Apollo Missions in the 60s
Developed by the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory (known as Draper Labs today), the AGC was one of the first to use integrated circuits, making it one of the most successful examples of miniaturization….