Canonical forgets to i386, shoving Linux onto a C64, kernel 5.6 brings the rumble, and the low-cost Zima SBC with bonus PCIe hole.

KDE switches to double-click by default! Cleaning up junky apps with MenuLibre, Starlite X86 Linux tablet, and a retro deck for people on the go.

Debian celebrates the big 3-0, Window Maker gets its first release in three years, measuring audio latency on Linux, and a homebrew Gothberry Pi.

Fedora Asahi Remix is open for testing! Audio over IP with PipeWire, remembering VIM creator Bram Moolenaar, and free Raspberry Pis for Seattle residents.

Milk-V announces a 64-core RISC-V powered box of business! Waterfox goes independent, GNOME is rethinking windows management, and audio plugins on Linux made easy.

Debian makes RISC-V an official architecture! Davinci Resolve 18.5 exits beta, Framework opens preorders for their 16" laptop, and wireless DOOM on a Pi Zero W2.

Slackware turns 30! AlmaLinux OS drops bug-for-bug compatibility with Red Hat, a Pi 2040 powered ergonomic keyboard with balls, and Windows-like resource monitoring with Mission Center.

Thunderbird is getting a fresh new look! OpenRGb learns to segment, why you should use video hardware acceleration on Linux, and Solus 4.4 drops MATE.

Firefox enables hardware decoding for Intel GPUs on Linux! ReactOS reminds everyone they're still alive, a Pi Zero W powered handheld that runs DOOM, and Music Tribe nukes the GoXLR development team.

Rocky and Alma react to the changes at Red Hat, Linux kernel 6.4 gets a P-State driver extension for AMD, GoXLR on Linux nears 1.0, and a pi-powered truck printer.