Zultara

Fedora Linux 43 beta has been announced. The distro doesn’t support X11 sessions, it’s Wayland only. This is because GNOME has decided to end support for Xorg. In 2023, when GNOME 45 was released, developers started planning to remove X11. Since GNOME was removing the old compositor, Fedora decided it was time to do the […]

Linux Mint Debian version 7 will not support 32-bit computers. it is not surprising. Last week, I reported that Mozilla was ending support for Firefox on 32-bit Linux in 2026. In that article, I briefly mentioned how 32-bit distros are becoming rare these days. So why is Linux Mint abandoning Debian Edition 32-bit? Well, it’s

KDE Linux is official. The first alpha version of the new distribution has been released for testing. For those unaware, KDE Plasma is a popular desktop environment and comes as part of flavored distros like Kubuntu, Fedora KDE, etc. My experience with KDE is mostly limited to their apps, specifically KDE Connect, Okular, Arc, and

Linux Mint 22.2 is here. The update is called Zara, here’s what’s new in it. Mint 22.2 is based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, and will be supported until 2029. It comes with Linux kernel 6.14. Sticky Notes now has rounded corners, and the app is compatible with Wayland. Android users can use a companion app

Linux Mint 22.2 beta is now available for public testing. The latest version is called Zara. Mint 22.1 Xia was based on Ubuntu 24.04, and was released in January 2025. Based on Linux Mint 22.2 Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS Noble Numbat, the latter was released last week. Linux Mint 22.2 beta comes with a new Hardware

Millions of PC users who run Windows 10 on their devices cannot upgrade their devices to Windows 11 due to strict system requirements. Microsoft has made this cut deliberately, knowing very well that it will affect a large number of customers. With Windows 10 support ending in a few months, and a one-year update extension

You may be using a laptop that is connected to an external monitor. You want to use the monitor as your primary display on Linux, but it won’t allow you. Let’s fix that. This solution will apply to devices with NVIDIA graphics cards. 1. Open NVIDIA X Server Settings. 2. Click on Prime Profile 3.

So, you want to try Linux? Here’s a quick guide to help you install Linux on an external SSD. You were expecting Linux hype, right? Windows 10 is dying, you should… No, it’s up to you what you want to use. If you like Windows, use it, there’s nothing wrong with it. I want to