Absolute Linux distribution is an operating system based on Slackaware and the developers have decided to upgrade it to version 14.12. There aren’t too many Linux distributions out there that still use Slackaware as...
GNOME 3.18 is arriving today, and it’s probably already released by the time you read this article, but that doesn’t prevent the developers from already talking about the upcoming GNOME 3.20. The development cycle...
Ubuntu Touch is a Linux distribution, and this becomes all the more obvious when you connect a keyboard to it, and it lets you do Alt-Tab, just like it would happen on a regular...
On September 22, Canonical’s Łukasz Zemczak sent in his daily report to inform us all about the latest work done by the Ubuntu Touch developers in preparation for the OTA-7 software update. According to...
Simon Eisenmann, an independent developer responsible for porting Canonical’s Snappy Ubuntu Core operating system on the ODROID-C1 SBC (Single-Board Computer), is happy to announce the availability of an updated version of the Snappy image...
After reporting the other day news about new Linux kernel maintenance releases, including Linux kernel 4.2.1, Linux kernel 4.1.8 LTS, and <a target="_blank" … (read more) Remember to like our facebook and our twitter @ubuntufree for a chance...
Running With Scissors is the famous developer of the Postal 2 FPS that got a lot of people upset when it was released all the way back in 2003. Now, after 15 years, Postal...
The Fedora Project has just revealed that the first Beta for Fedora 23 has been released and is now ready for download and testing. The project just got a lot nearer to the stable...
Alien: Isolation – The Collection has been confirmed for the Linux platform, and it will be released in a week. This is hardly news after AMD revealed that, in fact, Alien was being ported...
Ubuntu 15.10 (Wily Werewolf) is almost here, and users will surely ask what’s new and why they should upgrade from a previous version. Well, it’s not a difficult question to answer, and there is...
