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desktopLinux Mint's next release is Mint 27 "Adrien," due at Christmas — and it ships with a new yearly cadence, year-based versioning, and the end of point releases. Here's what the calmest shake-up in desktop Linux actually changes for the people who run it.
cliEvery downloader you have ever clicked has been a worse version of this command-line tool. yt-dlp grabs from over a thousand sites, skips sponsors automatically, and archives entire channels unattended — here's the operator's playbook.
kernelLinux 7.3-rc7 arrived six hours late because Linus Torvalds lost track of which day it was at the maintainers' summit — and half of the patch is test code for mount fixes. Here's how to read the final release candidate like an operator, and what to do before 7.3 lands this weekend.
linuxYour homelab doesn't page you. Your VPS doesn't email you when it's dead. Here's the open-source monitor that does — and the setup that keeps it from lying to you.
desktopArtCraft's free, open-source, AI-built replacements for Photoshop, Premiere, and friends collected tens of thousands of GitHub stars in under two weeks. The stars aren't the story — the build method, the business model, and the trust questions are.
distroA Qualcomm engineer asked the awkward question at Linux Plumbers this week: with AI flooding the kernel with patches, does Long Term Support still make sense? My take: LTS isn't dying — but the contract behind it is being renegotiated.
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