Joey Sneddon

Feeling creative? After you've scanned out slew of changes shipping in the new Blender 4.3 release, you'll find it hard not to!

Something a little lighthearted (unless you're pedantic about ornithology, in which case don't be so chirpy) it seems a

Flatpak is no longer just a promising format whose potential lay in the far future – it's now the go-to way for developers to package and distribute their software to Linux users, including those of us on Ubuntu.

Good things come to those who wait, and for 3D modelling professionals with a preference for open-source software, the wait for the FreeCAD 1.0 release has been a long one – over 22 years!

Here’s something lighthearted for you—unless you’re pedantic about ornithology, in which case you won’t be so chirpy: it seems a Bullfinch found its way into Ubuntu 24.10 ‘Oracular Oriole’.

Snap is Canonical's universal package format for Linux. It lets developers build their software once for users across multiple Linux distributions to use.

If you were put off trying the Warp terminal app on Ubuntu (or another Linux distro) due to the account and login requirement, there's good news.

Snap is Canonical’s universal package format for Linux. It lets developers build their software once for users on multiple Linux distributions to use.

Mozilla Firefox 133 was released today, furnished with some new features and UI refinements long-time users are sure to appreciate.

Big day for fans of indie distros as elementary OS 8.0 is now available to download.