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KDE Plasma 6.9 will finally give us Wayland picture-in-picture mode by default
Plus, a lot of bug fixes for 6.8.
The eMudhra issue was so bad, it delayed Fedora 45 until November at the earliest
Better safe than sorry, though.
I moved away from Ubuntu on bare metal to WSL, and my Windows 11 PC handles my everyday Linux tasks now
WSL is now responsible for my Linux misadventures
Steam is a better way to run Windows apps on Linux than Wine, and it's not just for games
Proton is just better Wine
Linux's biggest problem for beginners isn't apps or games, it's the first time something breaks
Most novice users don't have to fight compatibility much anymore
I'd pick a 10-year-old desktop running Linux over a new $300 Windows laptop every time
It's not even close, honestly.
I built a home lab on a PC that was headed to the recycling bin, and Proxmox made it free to run
The perfect way to reuse an old PC
I keep trying to escape Fedora, but it's the perfect Linux distro for me
It's a good problem to have.
The new GNOME OS Preview is perfect for people who want something more stable than nightly
It's not totally stable yet, but it should be a lot better for regular use.
Linus calls banning AI-generated code "utterly stupid" as Linux submissions no longer need LLM disclosure
AI coding is here to stay for the Linux kernel.
Your Proxmox VM is probably emulating hardware that hasn't existed for decades
Proxmox's default chipset for VMs is something from the 90s, but that's not necessarily a problem
My Linux desktop fits on a USB drive, and it boots the same on any PC I use
My full setup, wherever I go
I was using rsync, find, sort, and tar wrong until I learned what their flags actually do
I've been Linux'ing in hard mode
I installed Debian on my Kindle, and it's now a pocketable terminal for my home server
A real Linux box that still reads books.
Linux doesn’t need antivirus the way Windows does, but not for the reason most people think
An archival compromise, sudo habits and AI fueled attacks reveal trust as the battleground for Linux security.
This obscure Fedora distro eliminates the one problem that makes people abandon Linux entirely
It ends the broken-package nightmare that scares beginners away from Linux
The open-source mobile OS LineageOS upgrades to Android 17, escaping the ecosystem without losing the apps
It's the best of both worlds.
I ditched Proxmox VMs and moved heavy projects to LXCs, and superior performance wasn’t the only benefit
The benefits go way beyond speed
KDE Plasma is getting its own "safe mode," and it'll start appearing sometime in Q4
It'll even help you find whatever's causing you grief.
