Visual Studio Snaps, GIMP plays with buckets, Purism becomes PIA’s first OEM partner, and Fedora on ARM.

Snaps get a boost, Edge hints at Linux support, tiling window managers for Wayland, and we chat with Luis Falcon MD President of GNU Health. 

Seven new devices from ThinkPenguin receive FSF-certification, OpenShot 2.4.4 brings huge performance and stability improvements, nano 4.0 gets smooth, and CentOS 8 needs your art. 

Solus counts to 4, WireGuard invades GNOME, Firefox Send makes encrypted file sharing easy, and using persistent memory as RAM. All this plus your emails. 

Nmap on steroids! F5 acquires NGINX, Audacity 2.3.1 is finally ready, remote wiping Linux, and Penguicon 2019. 

Linux 5.0 is ready for public consumption, LibreSignage needs testers, Tympan is developing open source hearing aid hardware, and DOSing a Raspberry Pi.

Raspberry Pi updates devices to 4.19, color profile support for Xfce, 34 new members join the Linux Foundation, and two-factor authentication for SSH.

Ubuntu 18.04.2 is ready for public consumption, Kali goes Bananas, System76 refreshes their Serval line, and PulseEffects 4.5 switches things up. 

OBS Studio 23.0 RC1 is looking for testers, Snap checks its privilege, RISC-V powered Fedoras, and using YouTube for cloud storage.

ARM based Linux tablets, GNOME shell performance improvements, Raspberry Pi 4 details, and new tools for Flowblade 2.0.