KDE puts Windows 11 to shame, rolling Ubuntu Rhinos, Gnome 42 is packed with new features, and a Raspberry Pi powered pinball machine.

The first Asahi Linux Alpha Release for M1 is here! Ubuntu gets a new logo, Kernel 5.17 fixes a floppy bug, and clustering your Raspberry Pi Cray style.

Blender 3.1 gets a gang of new features, AMD enables support for Ryzen 5000 CPUs on 300-series motherboards, 7 inch mini-laptops, and a RISC-V powered thermal printer.

Linux Mint 21 packs spicy Cinnamon goodness, Anbox demos a cloud based smartphone, native Matrix VoIP with Element Call, and a 8-core ARM powered monster in ITX form-factor.

Intel buys Linutronix, NsCDE provides a modern take on CDE, blinky QR codes, and ten year old Pi.

Ubuntu Touch gets support for WebRTC! Nala makes apt pretty fast, multitrack recording with OBS, and XFCE vs KDE.

Running your favourite Linux distro with Android 13, OBS adds official support for Flatpak, ChromeOS does a Flex, and Inkscape gets a UX overhaul.

Slackware 15 is ready for public consumption! Github enables sponsor-only repositories, KDE Plasma receives a visual overhaul, Firefox Reality browser is back, and installing Raspberry Pi images over

Linus Torvalds denies being the creator of Bitcoin, Universal Audio wants to hear from customers who run Linux, a $15 terminal for your pocket, and Raspberry Pi OS gets the 64-bit treatment.

Steam Deck release date announced! Ubuntu Mate lands on the GDP Pocket 3, Framework open-sources their laptop firmware, and turning your Raspberry Pi 400 into a modern Amiga.