Ubuntu Snap Store 29: Social Applications – Part 5 [Blix, Tokodon, IRCCloud and NeoChat]
In this 29th part about the Ubuntu Snap Store apps within the "Social Apps" category, we will explore: Blix, Tokodon, IRCCloud, and NeoChat.
Docker Desktop: What is this Docker project application like in 2026?
In 2026, Docker Desktop remains an ideal tool for managing Docker-based containers, as it offers an efficient GUI for this purpose.
Docker in 2026: Learn how to install Docker on Linux like a pro
Being a professional or advanced Linux user in 2026 means moving from installing and using complex apps via Snap, Flatpak and Appimage to doing so via Docker.
Ubuntu Workshop: the new workshop for reproducible and isolated development environments
Ubuntu Workshop creates isolated and reproducible development environments with YAML and LXD, ideal for AI, GPUs, and other hardware.
Samba fixes serious remote code execution (RCE) flaws
Samba has just patched critical vulnerabilities that allow you to take control of your server without even needing a password.
Vivaldi 8.0 debuts a new unified design and six interface profiles
Vivaldi 8.0 has just been released with a complete redesign, no visual divisions, immersive themes, and six different ways to arrange your tabs.
Patchtop: A modern, advanced system monitor under development using Rust and Tauri
Pachtop is a modern, advanced, multi-platform, lightweight, high-performance system monitor that is currently under development and made with Rust and Tauri.
Firefox 151 brings improvements to the new tab, PDFs, and private browsing.
Firefox 151 is now available, and it comes with present and future improvements: the new tab page will integrate shortcuts and widgets.
TTL: A network diagnostic CLI tool that goes beyond the Traceroute and Ping commands
TTL is a network diagnostic CLI tool that goes beyond the simple Traceroute command, as it is capable of MTU/NAT detection, and more.
Chrome 148 integrates local AI with Gemini Nano and vertical tabs
Chrome 148 is now available: it integrates the 4GB Gemini Nano model to run AI without internet, improves autofill, and adds vertical tabs to ChromeOS.
Ubuntu Snap Store 28: Social Applications – Part 4 [Whalebird, Caprine and Proton Mail]
In this part 28 about the Ubuntu Snap Store apps within the “Social Apps” category we will explore: Whalebird, Caprine and Proton Mail.
Category highlights
- Office for Ubuntu
- How to delete a PPA repository in Ubuntu
- Adjusting the screen brightness with Xbacklight
- How to install AMD / ATI drivers in Ubuntu 18.04?
- How to install Nvidia video drivers on Ubuntu 18.04?
- 6 of the most popular docks for Ubuntu and derivatives
- 6 of the best PDF editors for Ubuntu
- How to install Conky Manager on Ubuntu 18.04?
- How to install Docker on Ubuntu 18.04 and derivatives?
- How to install Apache web server on Ubuntu 18.04?
- Install TeamViewer on Ubuntu 18.04 and remotely control your system
- Install Java 8, 9 and 10 on Ubuntu 18.04 and derivatives
- How to install Wine on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS?
- Install PlayOnLinux on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
- Install the new version of GIMP 2.10 on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
- Download Udemy Course Videos with Udeler
- 7 popular code editors for Linux
- Install Spotify on Ubuntu and derivatives
- The best alternatives to CCleaner for your Ubuntu
- How to put Sublime Text 3 in Spanish
qBittorrent 5.2.0 improves its web interface and adds asynchronous computation
Discover the changes in qBittorrent 5.2.0. The update introduces asynchronous block computing, improvements to the web interface, and support for SOCKS4 proxies.
Python programming course with Linux. Part two
Second part of our Python programming course with Linux using Visual Studio Code and libraries.
Firefox 150 arrives with several improvements for Linux and a more versatile split view
Firefox 150 is now official. It comes with new features and improvements for Linux users, and a more powerful split view for everyone.
What does Scratch 3.0 look like inside? Part II: Exploring the Blocks Palette and Block Types
A detailed description of the categories and functions of the code blocks that are currently available in Scratch 3.0.
What is Scratch 3.0 like on the inside? Part I: Exploring and getting to know its Graphical User Interface (GUI) in detail
From Scratch 1.0 in 2003 to Scratch version 3.29.1 in 2026, this educational app has changed its GUI a lot. Let us show you what it looks like today!
How to install the latest stable and official version of Scratch Desktop on any GNU/Linux distribution?
There isn't an updated installer for Ubuntu and Debian, but there is a way to install the latest stable version of Scratch Desktop. Come and find out how.
How to install the latest stable and official version of Scratch Web on any GNU/Linux distribution?
The Scratch Foundation keeps its flagship application, the Scratch Software, available and ready to install in a web version and in its latest stable version.
OpenGOAL: An open launcher to play the iconic PlayStation 2 video game Jak and Daxter on Linux
OpenGOAL is a free and open-source desktop launcher whose objective is to port the original trilogy (Jak 1 -> Jak 3) from the PS platform to PCs.
Ubuntu Snap Store 27: Social Applications – Part 3 [Zulip, Discord and Signal Desktop]
In this 27th part about the Ubuntu Snap Store apps within the "Social Apps" category, we will explore: Zulip, Discord, and Signal Desktop.
Tools with Artificial Intelligence technologies for programming in Linux
We continue to recommend tools with Artificial Intelligence technologies that can be used on Linux
Firefox 149 finally arrives with split view, tabbed notes, and a free VPN, though some countries may have to wait for it.
After much anticipation, but only shortly after Google Chrome, Firefox 149 arrives with the main novelty of split view.
Ubuntu Snap Store 26: Social Applications – Part 2 [Konversation, Flock and Mattermost Desktop]
In this 26th part about the Ubuntu Snap Store apps within the “Social Apps” category, we will explore: Konversation, Flock, and Mattermost Desktop.
Samba 4.24: Protection against Dollar Ticket, Windows Hello and Enter ID
Samba 4.24 strengthens its security against Dollar Ticket attacks on the KDC, adds support for Windows Hello for Business, Microsoft Entra ID and encryption on CephFS.
FFmpeg 8.1: Vulkan acceleration, XS JPEG encoder, and xHE-AAC audio
New features in FFmpeg 8.1: integrates Vulkan and D3D12 hardware acceleration, support for JPEG XS, IAMF spatial audio, and LCEVC codecs.
VidBee: Download, use, and enjoy this free and open-source video downloader software
VidBee is a versatile and efficient video downloader software with very powerful automation and compatibility with YouTube, TikTok, X, and many more.
Chrome 146: Local network protection, Sanitizer API, and Drive context for AI
Google releases Chrome 146 with strict blocking of third-party scripts, protection against CSRF attacks on routers, and more...
The Top 10 EDA Software in the Linux Universe in 2026: Ideal for Electronics Students and Professionals
EDA software allows the design, simulation, and study of electronic systems: Come and discover the top 10 Linux-based software for 2026.
APTUI: Manages APT from a TUI interface for Ubuntu, Debian and derivatives
APTUI is a new tool that allows you to manage APT packages from an application with a TUI interface.
Tutorial to learn about Kdenlive – Part Four: How to make my first video?
Explore part four of our current Tutorial to learn about Kdenlive, one of the most important and popular video editors in the Linux universe.
Ubuntu Snap Store 25: Social Applications – Part 1 [Telegram, Slack and Rocket.Chat]
In this 25th part about the Ubuntu Snap Store apps within the "Social Apps" category, we will explore: Telegram, Slack, and Rocket.Chat.
Managing study materials using free software
In this post we will talk about managing study materials using free software in both physical and digital formats.
Learning techniques with free software and Artificial Intelligence
In this post we will talk about learning techniques with free software and Artificial Intelligence that we can apply in Linux
How to learn with free software and Artificial Intelligence
We're writing a series of articles about learning with free software and Artificial Intelligence, a much better combination than…
Studying with free software and Artificial Intelligence
In this post we will talk about how, by studying with free software and Artificial Intelligence we can improve our learning.
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
Tutorial for learning about Kdenlive – Part Three: Elements of its working interface
Explore the third part of our new Tutorial to learn about Kdenlive, one of the most important and popular video editors in the Linux universe.
Firefox 148 brings with it the main new feature of being able to disable AI
Firefox 148 is now available, with the main new feature being the addition of switches to manage the use of artificial intelligence.
Tutorial for learning about Kdenlive – Part Two: Installation and Initial Exploration
Explore the second part of our new Tutorial to learn about Kdenlive, one of the most important and popular video editors in the Linux universe.
Tutorial for learning about Kdenlive – Part One: The most important and up-to-date information
Explore the first part of our new Tutorial to learn about Kdenlive, one of the most important and popular video editors in the Linux universe.
VidBee: a modern, automated video downloader, if you have no problem with Electron
Discover VidBee, a modern, open source, and automated video downloader with RSS, compatible with over 1000 websites.
Kdenlive 25.12.2: New features at launch and a little more
The release of Kdenlive 25.12.2 was announced on February 9, 2026, and we invite you to learn a little more about its new features and more.
Vivaldi 7.8: Email visible in all windows and pinned tabs that respect your domain
Vivaldi 7.8 revolutionizes productivity with drag-and-drop tab tiling, email accessible in all windows, and...
Ubuntu Snap Store 24: Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer, Spectrum Analyzer and Mergiraf
In this part 24 about the apps in the Ubuntu Snap Store within the "Development" category, we will explore: Storage Explorer, Spectrum Analyser, and Mergiraf.
VirtualBox 7.2.6 arrives with support for Linux 6.19, bug fixes, and more
VirtualBox 7.2.6 integrates encryption and VRDP in its Open Source version, adds support for Linux 6.19 and fixes 14 critical vulnerabilities.
Transmission 4.1 arrives with significant improvements in performance and connectivity
Transmission 4.1 is updated with improvements to IPv6, performance, GTK/Qt/Web clients, and new download options. Learn about all the changes.
Chrome 144: AI on Linux, vertical tabs, and the return of JPEG XL
Chrome 144 with improved AI mode and Linux support. Upcoming features: vertical tabs, JPEG XL support, and Happy Eyeballs v3 algorithm.
Top 2026 Graphic and Multimedia Editors for Ubuntu and GNU/Linux – Alternatives to Photoshop and other Adobe products
While it is true that Photoshop can be installed on Linux with a lot of effort and luck, the truth is that there are many good alternatives to use.
GAVI: The interesting and useful Intelligent Voice Assistant Manager of Canaima GNU/Linux
GAVI: It is a graphical app designed for the inclusion and accessibility of users, which allows interaction with the Distro through voice commands.
Auto-cpufreq 3.0 features manual turbo control, ASUS load limits, and more.
Auto-cpufreq 3.0 arrives with manual Turbo Boost control, charging limits for ASUS batteries, and fixes for Wayland and NixOS...
WINE 11.0 arrives with support for NTSYNC and the new WoW64 architecture, which improve performance and compatibility without depending on multilib.
WINE 11.0 enhances Windows games and apps on Linux and macOS with NTSync, a revamped WoW64, and improved graphics support. See everything that's changed.
Firefox 147 arrives with improvements to floating videos, Safe Browsing V5, and advancements with Mutter
Firefox 147 has arrived packed with new features, such as improvements to Picture-in-Picture video playback and CSS rules.
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.
Linux challenges for 2026
The beginning of the year is a good excuse to step out of your comfort zone and face these Linux challenges for 2026.
Free alternatives to Google Calendar
Start 2026 by ensuring the privacy of your commitments with these free alternatives to Google Calendar.
Tools for creating content for social media using free software
In this article we will talk about free tools for creating content for social networks as a replacement for proprietary services.
How to extend the lifespan of your computer using Ubuntu
Artificial intelligence is driving up hardware prices. We'll see how to extend the life of your computer using Ubuntu.
ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors 9.2: Now available with an AI agent and much more
Among the most notable new features of ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors 9.2 is the integration with an AI Agent for local automation.
GNU/Linux and BSD distributions with XLire support to be tested in 2026
Come and discover some GNU/Linux distributions and BSD operating systems that already include support for the XLibre graphics server, and are worth trying in 2026.
Collabora Office: a new desktop suite with offline web technology and no Java.
Collabora launches its new desktop office suite for Linux, Windows, and Mac. Discover the differences compared to the Classic version, the farewell.
Firefox 146 arrives with fractional scaling on Linux under Wayland
Firefox 146 is now available. It introduces support for fractional scaling in Wayland, as well as other improvements for Windows and macOS.
Google Chrome 143 arrives with split view and AI improvements
Google releases Chrome 143 with tab side-by-side view, PDF text-to-speech, and new AI features in the toolbar...
Wine 10.20 arrives with Vkd3d, improvements to the Win32 API, bug fixes and more
Wine 10.20 features 337 key changes. It improves the Win32 API implementation, updates Vkd3d (Direct3D 12), and fixes bugs...
How to install Antigravity on Linux.
In this post, we'll see how to install Antigravity on Linux. It's Google's integrated development environment.
Linux applications to achieve the flow state
In these times of multiple distractions, we discuss Linux applications to achieve a state of flow.
Top 2025 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Managers for the Linux Desktop
Come and discover some of the best AI Managers for the Linux Desktop, free, open source, and freemium, with this great and updated Top 2025 list.
Ubuntu Snap Store 21: Node-RED, CMake and Multipass
In this 21st part about the Ubuntu Snap Store apps within the “Development” category, we will explore 3 more new ones: Node-RED, CMake, and Multipass.
Tor Browser 15.0: The new era of anonymous browsing arrives with Firefox 140 ESR
Tor Browser 15.0 is updated based on Firefox 140 ESR, improves security, adds vertical tabs, and strengthens privacy...
Dracut in Ubuntu 25.10: what it is and why it's key
Dracut in Ubuntu 25.10: what it is, why it matters, and how it changes the boot process. Key new features in security, Wayland, GNOME 49, kernel, and more.
Short list of self-hosted programs
In this post we make a short list of self-hosted programs, an excellent option to take advantage of a single-board computer.
Chrome 142: New features, enhanced security, and a step towards post-quantum protection
Google releases Chrome 142 with local security improvements, new AI-powered developer tools, post-quantum encryption support...
Terrifying content for Linux
In this post we join in the Halloween festivities with some recommendations for terrifying content for Linux
More interesting programs from GitHub
We continue with more interesting programs from GitHub, the platform chosen by many developers to carry out their projects
Interesting programs you can find on GitHub
We'll take a look at three interesting programs you can find on GitHub. They're all open source.
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.
Wireshark 4.6 arrives with new graphics and expanded support
Wireshark 4.6 arrives with new graphical features, expanded protocol support, advanced decryption, and full compatibility...
Mobian 13.0: New stable release of the Debian GNU/Linux project for mobile devices, now based on Debian 13 "Trixie"
Mobian is an open source project to bring Debian GNU/Linux to mobile devices, and Mobian 13 based on Debian Trixie is the latest version released.
Cairo-Dock 3.6: The return of the iconic launcher with full Wayland support
Cairo-Dock 3.6 marks the return of the popular application launcher after more than a decade, with full support for Wayland and...
ClamAV 1.5.0 arrives with encrypted document detection, digital verification, and compatibility improvements.
ClamAV 1.5.0: Cisco boosts its open-source antivirus with security, compatibility, and performance improvements. A release that...
eduActiv8: An open-source educational suite with a great free collection of interactive activities for little ones.
eduActiv8 is a free, open-source educational suite that offers a great collection of interactive activities for little ones.
PostgreSQL 18 arrives with asynchronous I/O, faster indexes, UUIDv7, OAuth 2.0 authentication, and virtual columns.
PostgreSQL 18: A year of development that redefines the performance and efficiency of the world's most advanced database system
Ubuntu Snap Store 20: Strace Static, Crystal and Gazebo
In this part 20 about the Ubuntu Snap Store apps within the “Development” category, we will explore three more new ones: Strace Static, Crystal, and Gazebo.
Chrome 141 debuts Gemini integration and strengthens security
Chrome 141 strengthens its position with the arrival of Gemini, a more robust isolation system, and multiple improvements to its APIs and...
Spider, one of the best alternatives if you want to install web apps on GNOME
Meet Spider: Create isolated, icon-driven, GNOME-style web apps. Tips, use cases, and workarounds for a frictionless flow.
GIMP 3.1.4: New features in vector layers, MyPaint brushes, and format support
GIMP 3.1.4 is now available as part of the experimental 3.1 branch. It includes support for vector layers, MyPaint 2.0 brushes, and a browser.
Top 10 Alternative Apps for Microsoft Calculator (Simple and Scientific Calculators) on Linux
Come and discover this useful and interesting Top 10 Simple Scientific Calculator Apps for Linux that will be available and functional in 2025.
Samba 4.23: QUIC support, SMB3 improvements, and new tools
The new Samba 4.23.0 release introduces support for SMB3 over QUIC, Unix extensions enabled by default, and improved runtimes.
WordPress: What's new in version 6.8.2 and more
WordPress 6.8.2 is a minor maintenance release that includes fixes for 20 major issues and 15 block editor problems.
Quick guide to generating a custom Ubuntu/Debian-based Linux ISO with Cubic 2025.06.93
Cubic application 2025.06.93 is the current version (2025) of the graphical wizard focused on creating custom Ubuntu or Debian ISO images.
How to play Xonotic in 2025 on GNU/Linux?
Xonotic is a free and open-source FPS game, available in 2025 on Windows, macOS and Linux, featuring an arena-style gameplay and a wide range of weapons.
Ubuntu Snap Store 19: GoLand, Juju and Charmcraft
In this part 19 about the Ubuntu Snap Store apps within the “Development” category, we will explore three more new ones: GoLand, Juju, and Charmcraft.
KDE criticizes Microsoft's Copilot key and prepares options to reconfigure it
KDE speaks out and criticizes the implementation of the new Copilot key, in response to Microsoft's restrictive policies...
LibreOffice 25.8 arrives with performance improvements and support for PDF 2.0, among other new features.
LibreOffice 25.8 improves speed, PDF 2.0, and Office interoperability. New features in Writer, Calc, and Impress, as well as support changes.
Zulip 11: New Features, Improvements, and a New Mobile App
Zulip 11 arrives with message reminders, general chats, folder organization, E2EE encryption, and a new mobile app in Flutter.
VirtualBox 7.2: What's New, Previews, Architecture Improvements, and More
Oracle releases VirtualBox 7.2 with interface improvements, hardware acceleration, ARM support, and Windows 11 compatibility.
NVIDIA 580.76.05 introduces key improvements and advanced support for Wayland
NVIDIA releases driver 580.76.05, improving performance and addressing issues in Vulkan and Wayland...
Mozilla warns of a phishing attack against Firefox developers
Mozilla warns of a phishing attack targeting Firefox add-on developers and confirms the closure of its operations in
Chrome 139 introduces improvements, security, and new features for developers.
Discover the improvements in Google Chrome 139: AI-powered features, security enhancements, new developer tools, and more.
How to play World of Padman in 2025 on GNU/Linux?
World of Padman is a free-to-play shooter video game, available for Windows and Linux, powered by the id-Tech3 graphics engine and based on Q3A.