VirtualBox 7.2.8 fixes security vulnerabilities and supports Linux 7.0
Discover the new features of VirtualBox 7.2.8. Oracle fixes 9 vulnerabilities, adds support for Linux 7.0, improves the clipboard in Wayland, and resolves bugs in Windows 11.
Python programming course with Linux 1
This is the first in a series of articles that make up a course on programming with Python on Linux, a popular and versatile language.
Vulnerabilities in uutils force Ubuntu to maintain GNU utilities
An independent audit of uutils coreutils reveals 113 security flaws, forcing Canonical to keep some GNU utilities in Ubuntu 26.04 LTS.
APT 3.2 arrives on Debian and Ubuntu: History commands, Solver3 and optimization
APT 3.2.0 incorporates the history command family for reverting broken installations, the apt why tools for diagnostics, and Solver3
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS increases to 6 GB of RAM: Is this the end of Linux for older PCs?
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS "Resolute Raccoon" raises its minimum requirements to 6 GB of RAM. We analyze why the resource consumption of browsers and apps necessitates...
How to write good prompts for programming
The key to successful collaboration between human developers and Artificial Intelligence is knowing how to write good prompts.
Artificial Intelligence-based solutions for Linux
We continue listing Artificial Intelligence-based solutions for Linux that can be used in programming
Ubuntu will adopt ntpd-rs (Rust) and trim GRUB for maximum security
Ubuntu continues to fortify its kernel with Rust. 🦀🛡️ Canonical announces that ntpd-rs will replace chrony and linuxptp as the time synchronization standard.
Tools with Artificial Intelligence technologies for programming in Linux
We continue to recommend tools with Artificial Intelligence technologies that can be used on Linux
Artificial Intelligence-based tools for programming with Linux versions
In this article we mention AI-based tools for programming with Linux versions
From vibe coding to AI-assisted programming
We continue with our series of articles explaining how to go from vibe coding to AI-assisted programming.
Category highlights
- Adjusting the screen brightness with Xbacklight
- How to view Windows partitions in Ubuntu and vice versa?
- Recommendations to speed up the operation of Ubuntu 18.04
- Learn to install icons, fonts and themes manually and forget about repositories
- How to add custom screen resolution in Ubuntu
- Light browsers
- Dependencies unfulfilled
- What to do after installing Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
- How to use functions in bash
- How to configure the behavior of the laptop when lowering the lid
- How to check ports in use in Linux
- Recognize hardware in Ubuntu
- Ubuntu desktops lighter than Xfce
- How to fix the "W: GPG error" error
- Get Google Chrome support back on your 32-bit Linux
- How to install and use PuTTY on your Ubuntu
- Install Ubuntu alongside Windows 10
- Ubuntu 13.04, how to activate workspaces
- Installing DEB packages quickly and easily
- Creating custom commands in Ubuntu
Vibe coding problems and how to solve them in Linux
In this article and the following ones we will talk about vibe coding problems and how to solve them in Linux.
Free software for studying in the age of Artificial Intelligence
Taking advantage of the start of classes in the Southern Hemisphere, we've compiled a list of free software for studying in the age of AI.
How to create content for Instagram from Linux
In this post we'll see how to create Instagram content on Linux using free software and browser plugins
LibreOffice Online is reborn amid accusations of "vandalism" against Collabora
The Document Foundation revives LibreOffice Online by revoking its 2022 freeze. Collabora, the main developer, criticizes the move as an attack on its work.
Subscription software for Ubuntu
We've compiled a list of the best subscription software titles for Ubuntu that can be installed in DEB and Snap formats.
Using Artificial Intelligence APIs in Ubuntu
By using Artificial Intelligence APIs in Ubuntu, we can achieve greater control over the results with a huge reduction in costs.
More about integrating Artificial Intelligence into Ubuntu
In this post we're going to talk more about integrating Artificial Intelligence into Ubuntu. We're doing it with…
Integrating Ubuntu with Artificial Intelligence
In this article we continue integrating Ubuntu with Artificial Intelligence through the use of application extensions.
How to integrate artificial intelligence into the Ubuntu desktop
We'll see how to integrate artificial intelligence into the Ubuntu desktop by installing applications from the repositories.
When is it worth paying for Artificial Intelligence?
Today there is a wide variety of models available; in this post we explain: When should you pay for Artificial Intelligence?
What is Moltbot (Clawdbot) and why you shouldn't install it
In this post we tell you what Moltbot (Clawdbot) is and why you shouldn't install it because it complicates more than it solves.
A little bit of everything about the other side of the Linux universe: Free Hardware and Open Hardware
The Linuxverse is made up of many free and open software-based technologies, but there is also Free Hardware and Open Hardware.
Zen Browser: A Firefox-based web browser focused on privacy, ideal to try in 2026
Zen Browser is a Firefox-based web browser that has an elegant design, prioritizes privacy, and is packed with features for many useful purposes.
Ubuntu 25.04 End of Support: Upgrade now to 25.10 or revert to LTS
Support for Ubuntu 25.04 ends on January 15, 2026. Learn step-by-step how to upgrade to Ubuntu 25.10...
Reflection: The Ghetto Wars in the Linuxverse – Hypersensitivity, Subjectivity, and Bad Ego
Reflection: Many perceive a war between ghettos in the Linux universe. But, not everyone experiences the Linux universe in the same way. The good ones are in the majority!
Reflection on Netiquette: How to create ethical, responsible, and professional content for the Linux world?
A short new personal reflection on how to create ethical, responsible, and professional content for the Linuxverse, in any format.
Canonical launches Ubuntu Pro for WSL: advanced security and management on Windows
Discover how Ubuntu Pro for WSL brings security, support, and advanced management to your Ubuntu instances on Windows with WSL.
Best unlocked phones: freedom at what price?
Among disposable devices and closed ecosystems that monitor our every step, there is also the option of mobile phones…
What we can learn from the fall of AWS
We analyze what we can learn from the AWS outage to be prepared the next time critical infrastructure goes down.
PictoBlox: Graphical programming software (blocks) based on Scratch 3.0
PictoBlox is a block-based programming application based on Scratch 3.0, ideal for teaching young students about programming.
Canaima GNU/Linux 8.2 "Kavanayen": Technological Updates of the New Maintenance Release for 2025
On October 18, 25, the Venezuelan Canaima GNU/Linux Project released its new maintenance version called 8.2 Kavanayén with some great new features.
The Philosophy of the Linuxverse and the Philosophy of Stoicism: Rationalizing Our Passion for Linux
The Linuxverse has many philosophical principles that could very well be related, strengthened, and improved upon with those of Stoicism, for the benefit of all.
2 interesting and useful Spanish distros you should know: CuerdOS and Vendefoul Wolf
CuerdOS Linux and Vendefoul Wolf, like Soplos Linux, are two interesting and useful projects from Spanish distros worth knowing within the Linuxverse.
Linux Blows: An elegant Spanish distro based on Debian Testing with XFCE 4.20 in full development
Soplos Linux is a Spanish Distro ideal for all types of users, which is based on Debian Testing with Xfce 4.20.1 and is still under development.
Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS arrives with Linux 6.14, Mesa 25.0, and other improvements from the last six months
Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS is now available: learn about its new features, improved support, and how to install the most stable version of the system.
Alternatives for sharing files between computers
We discuss some alternatives for sharing files between computers with different or the same operating systems.
Using the Webcam in Linux
We explain how to use a webcam in Linux, mention some useful software titles, and provide security tips.
The Xlibre case brings out the worst in the open source community
The Xlibre case brings out the worst in the open source community. Both companies and the community are doing everything wrong.
Top 2025: Free and open source operating systems online or for use over the Internet
Today, there are a number of free and open source operating systems designed to run online or over the Internet. Here's a Top 2025 list of them!
The last issue of Linux Format after 25 years
After 25 years, the final issue of Linux Format has been released. We're reviewing it as a tribute to this historic Linux magazine.
WSL is now open source
Microsoft has open-sourced the WSL code under the MIT license. Discover how this platform has evolved from an integrated tool...
APT 3.0 features interface and navigation improvements, a new engine, support enhancements, and more.
Meet APT 3.0: updated interface, automatic pagination, the new Solver3 for improved dependency resolution, and much more...
What is FreeDOS and what is it for?
In this article we explain what FreeDOS is and what it is used for, the disk-based operating system compatible with MS DOS.
Microsoft continues to add reasons to switch to Linux
Microsoft continues to add reasons to switch to Linux by removing features that allowed for better privacy.
Linux distributions without a graphical interface
In this article we will talk about Linux distributions without a graphical interface that can be used on computers with few resources.
Linux 6.14-rc6 is now available with Panther Lake improvements and AMD microcode signing fix
Linux 6.14-rc6 is now available with AMD microcode fixes and Intel driver improvements. Find out all the details.
All the new features in Thunderbird 136: improvements in design, performance and security
Check out all the improvements in Thunderbird 136: new appearance panel, performance optimization, and dark mode support.
Programs to scan using Linux
Scanners are useful for digitizing large amounts of documents. We list programs for scanning using Linux
Interesting programs for Linux
In this post we will see a list of interesting programs for Linux. These are unusual applications that do unusual things…
Where can you get Linux?
We explain where you can download a Linux distribution, ensuring that it is not a counterfeit and the installation is done correctly.
Checking the integrity of a downloaded Linux distribution
In this post we will see how to check the integrity of a downloaded Linux distribution using Windows.
Linux 6.14-rc3: New Features and Improvements in Virtualization and Drivers
Linux 6.14-rc3 brings improvements to KVM, the new Faux Bus, and optimization for AMD-based ThinkPads. Find out all the new features.
Ubuntu 24.04.2 delayed by a week due to a problem with the HWE kernel
Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS will not arrive on February 13 due to a kernel bug. The new release date will be February 20.
Pwn2Own Automotive 2025: $886,000 in prizes and 49 proven safety flaws
At Pwn2Own Automotive 2025, vulnerabilities in automotive systems were exposed. Sina Kheirkhah led with $222,000 in prize money for her discoveries.
WattOS: A lightweight and efficient distribution based on Debian
Discover WattOS, a fast and lightweight Debian-based Linux distro. Ideal for older computers with limited resources.
Linux 6.14 Second Release Candidate: Changes to Apple Silicon and Bcachefs
Discover what's new in Linux 6.14-rc2: KVM improvements, automated testing, kernel optimization, and more.
Complete Guide to Using SSH on Ubuntu: Installation and Configuration
Learn how to install, configure, and enhance SSH security on Ubuntu for secure remote connections.
Ubuntu confirms its transition to Matrix for development communications
Ubuntu replaces IRC with Matrix as its primary development platform. It modernizes its communications for greater efficiency and transparency.
Alternatives to WordPress What to do if the project disappears?
The popular content manager's recent legal problems cast doubt on its continuity. We analyze alternatives to Wordpress
Ubuntu considers migrating from IRC to Matrix to improve communication between developers
Ubuntu may migrate to Matrix from IRC to improve communication between developers. Find out the reasons and benefits of this change.
JClic and exeLearning: 2 Great Open Source Educational Apps from the Linuxverse
If the field of Education, Technology and the Linuxverse is your passion, we invite you to discover 2 useful educational apps called: JClic and exeLearning.
Flatpak 1.16 introduces improvements to Wayland, security and more
With Flatpak 1.16, enjoy an improved experience thanks to Kerberos authentication and Wayland integration...
Vulnerability in 7-Zip denied
Vulnerability denied in 7-Zip, a widely used file compression and decompression program available for Linux.
The end of the flat rate and the great opportunity
The end of the flat rate on streaming platforms is getting closer. This is an opportunity for open content.
Controversies surrounding Wubuntu: A reliable Linux distribution?
Discover the controversy behind Wubuntu, its possible relationship with LinuxFX and why trust in free software is at risk
Closing with a flourish, RPi presents the Raspberry Pi 500 and Raspberry Pi Monitor
They're here! The new Raspberry Pi 500 and its 15,6-inch monitor arrive just in time for Christmas...
How to create a test server in Ubuntu
In this post we will see how to create a test server in Ubuntu using open source software in Ubuntu.
How to create an installation media using Rufus
In this article we will see how to create an installation media using Rufus, an application available for Windows.
How to create Windows 11 installation media if you use Linux
Since Microsoft will always be Microsoft, we'll look at how to create Windows 11 installation media if you're using Linux
The 5am club for Linux users
Linux and Android have several free software titles that will help us implement the 5am club methodology.
GXDE OS: Chinese distro based on Debian and a renewed DDE 15
GXDE OS is an interesting and beautiful Debian-based GNU/Linux distro with a lot of in-house development, including the use of a revamped DDE 15.
The Mozilla Foundation must disappear (Opinion)
I don't remember if it was here or on Linux Addicts, I wrote about zombie projects, they are the ones that continue to consume resources...
Computer Security Tips: Don't use Cracks, pay for your Licenses! And more!
Cracks may save you money, but the associated computer security risks far outweigh the benefits, so it's better to use Linux.
Shotcut and Audacity released new versions
Shotcut and Audacity released new versions. This is an open source video editor and audio editor
Some open source web control panels
In our regular roundup of software titles we mention some open source web control panels
Fedora 41 Now Available for Download
Fedora 41 is now available for download. This release brings the latest versions of the Linux desktop and its own new features.
Russian participation in Linux kernel restricted
Linus Torvalds has decided to restrict Russian participation in the Linux kernel. There are several reasons for this decision.
Calibre improves PDF support
There are open source programs that are so superior in quality to their proprietary alternatives that they are benchmarks in their sector….
Shrine II: What is this Linux FPS game about and how to play it on Linux?
Shrine II is a fun FPS (first-person shooter) game made with the Doom engine, which is available for GNU/Linux.
Current accounting programs to know and use in 2025
The Linuxverse is full of free and open source apps, both free and paid, for different purposes. And today, we'll explore some current accounting software.
Open source email applications
We review two open source email applications that we can install on computers and phones.
Some open source apps for Android.
If you don't want to install from the official store or value your privacy, we review some open source applications for Android.
I installed Calligra and I'm wondering why
I installed Calligra a few days ago and I'm wondering why. The KDE office suite is way behind other options.
Myths and truths about Linux
As Windows 10's end of support approaches, users will be looking for options. We discuss the myths and truths about Linux.
Redox OS 0.9.0: A UNIX-like Operating System written in Rust that will soon be stable
Redox is a modern UNIX-like operating system written in Rust that aims to incorporate Rust innovations into a modern microkernel and beyond.
Haiku R1 Beta 5: A Non-Linux Distro That Becomes More Stable and Complete Every Day
If you like the Linuxverse, you will surely like other GNU/Linux distros, such as Alpine, *BSD and Haiku. And today we will talk about the latter.
An essential book to understand the history of free software
The book Piensa Abierto by Matías Gutiérres Reto is an essential work to understand the history of free software
AnduinOS: An ideal Linux alternative for Windows users
AnduinOS is an interesting and useful Debian-based GNU/Linux distro that aims to make it easier for users to transition from Windows to Ubuntu.
Free and open technologies: Are some useless and unnecessary?
There are many free and open technologies for all tastes and needs, but some people think that some are useless and unnecessary. Is this true?
Canaima 8.0 Beta: A look at the future version of the Venezuelan Distro
Do you know the Canaima GNU/Linux Distro? No! Well, today we will let you know the news about the upcoming Beta version of Canaima 8.0 Beta «Kavanayen».
RefreshOS is a Debian-based distro without Snap or Flatpak
RefreshOS is a Debian-based distribution with some interesting customizations and without Snap or Flatpak
Apps suitable for use in Educational Distros and STEM Projects: Part 01
The Linuxverse is full of ideal and useful apps to be used in Educational Distros and STEM Projects; and in this part 01, you will learn about some of them.
Linuxverse Educational STEM: 2D/3D/CAD Design, Programming, AI and Robotics
The educational Linuxverse offers simple Distros, Apps and Games for learning/teaching, but also for Design, Programming, AI and Robotics.
The Linuxverse and its eternal battles: Home Users vs IT Professionals
In the Linuxverse there are often battles between users that we have already mentioned before, and today we will go a little deeper into these.
How to read comics on Linux
Continuing with the review of free software titles, we explain how to read comics in Linux using programs from the repositories.
41 years of War Games. A movie more relevant than ever
It is 41 years since War Games, a film that is still valid as a warning of the dangers of trusting AI
How to say goodbye to music streaming services
In this article we continue explaining how to say goodbye to streaming services by listing DRM-free music distribution sites
Brief history of free software mascots
Today we bring a brief history of the free software mascots that not only help identify the project but also finance them.
A plan to move to Linux
The end of support for Windows 10 forces professional users to be prepared. We present a plan to move to Linux.