It goes without saying that the Windows 7 end of support is the perfect moment for everyone to start poaching users, and unsurprisingly, Canonical, the maker of Ubuntu, is one of those trying to...
Intel has published a total of six advisories for security vulnerabilities impacting its products, including the Intel Processor Graphics on Windows and Linux. Out of the six security flaws, only one comes with a...
Windows 7 has officially reached the end of support, so users running it have three options to choose from: stick with Windows 7 and face the obvious security risks, upgrade to newer Windows, or...
Windows 7 reaching the end of life is without a doubt a key moment for the OS industry this year. According to third-party data provided by market analysis firm NetMarketShare, Windows 7 accounted for...
Get Transport Fever 2 for Ubuntu & play one of the most complete simulation games where you can build unique transportation for land, water and air.
The OpenMandriva project announced today the general availability of the beta release of their upcoming OpenMandriva Lx 4.1 operating system. OpenMandriva Lx 4.1 is considered the first major update to the OpenMandriva Lx 4.x...
Just two days after the official release, Mozilla’s latest Firefox 72 web browser is now available for download from the software repositories of all supported Ubuntu Linux operating system releases. Released earlier this week...
AndEX developer Arne Exton has announced the availability of a new version of his Android-x86 fork that lets users run Google’s latest Android 10 mobile operating system on their PCs. While the open-source Android-x86...
Mozilla has announced a new version of its email client for Windows, Linux, and mac, and in addition to the typical bug fixes and feature improvement, this one also brings changes for users running...
Canonical announced today that the Ubuntu 19.04 operating system will reach end of life later this month on January 23rd, urging all users to upgrade to Ubuntu 19.10. Released nine months ago on April...
