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Mosaic is an i3-style auto-tiling extension for GNOME Shell
1 day ago
Mosaic brings i3-style automatic tiling to GNOME Shell without asking you to...
We finally revived our Firefox add-on (10 years late)
3 days ago
The official OMG! Ubuntu add-on for Firefox is back – albeit far...
Ubuntu 26.04 virtualization HWE stack offers newer QEMU & libvirt
2 days ago
Ubuntu’s hardware enablement (HWE) effort has expanded to include backports of newer...
Mission Center update adds battery, partition and power draw stats
3 days ago
A new version of Linux system monitoring app Mission Center is available...
Chrome finally arrives on Arm64 Linux, Widevine DRM included
4 days ago
You can now install an official Google Chrome build on Arm64 Linux...
Firefox’s new tab page adds AI-powered daily crossword widget
6 days ago
More widgets are coming to Firefox’s New Tab page, including an interactive...
Codeberg bans hosting ‘mostly’ AI-generated code
7 days ago
Codeberg, the nonprofit alternative to GitHub used to host FLOSS projects, will...
Here’s why your Ubuntu 26.04 install is quiet about updates
8 days ago
If Ubuntu 26.04 LTS hasn’t nagged you about pending updates in a...
Raspberry Pi launch 10-inch Touch Display 2 for $80
8 days ago
Raspberry Pi has launched a 10-inch version of its Touch Display 2...
Ubuntu 26.10 will add Ubuntu Certified checking to Settings
9 days ago
Wondering if your laptop or desktop PC is Ubuntu Certified? Ubuntu 26.10...
Firefox 153 offers built-in container tabs, rounded corners + more
10 days ago
Mozilla has released Firefox 153 with built-in containers, QR code generation and...
Ubuntu’s desktop icons extension completes its GTK4 port
11 days ago
The Desktop Icons NG (aka DING) GNOME Shell extension Ubuntu uses to...