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Mozilla Firefox 97 is now available to download. There aren’t many “big” changes in this release (well, unless you count support for Windows 11 scrollbars) but there is, as always, a healthy…

Among the (many) new features in GNOME 42 is an interesting one related to wallpapers (or desktop backgrounds, if you rather). Simply put: when the (new standardised) dark mode setting is enabled…

I have a set of Elgato key lights that I use when filming and I love them: they’re very nice lights that give great coverage and colour. Part of what makes these…

The extensionLooking for an easy way to get a top-level overview of your laptop’s battery health on Ubuntu? If so, check out Battery Status by Spanish blog Atareao. They’ve created a GNOME…

Those currently testing the upcoming Ubuntu 22.04 release can take the latest version of Nautilus, the default file manager in Ubuntu, for a spin. Nautilus 42 was released as part of the…

I hadn’t heard of DahliaOS until about 20 minutes ago when a tweet talking up the latest development pre-release flew past my eyes. Naturally I was intrigued. DahliaOS has nothing to do…

Being ill for much of the last week or two I missed a few last-minute additions to GNOME 42 as it readied its formal beta build — but belated or not, I…

The fourth point release of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is available to download. Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS is a newly-spun installer image that contains all core security patches, bug fixes, and app updates released…

There are a bunch of clipboard manager apps and add-ons available for Linux but the one I keep coming back to on Ubuntu is called Clipboard Indicator. This is a GNOME extension…

Ubuntu 22.04 is looking on fire, my friends. With feature freeze now in effect (and UI freeze creeping up) a huge drop of changes just hit the daily builds, including GNOME Shell…

Submissions are now open for the Xubuntu 22.04 LTS wallpaper contest. Artists, photographers, and digital designers have until March 12th to submit up to 5 pieces of original work for potential inclusion…

That ace Desktop Cube GNOME extension we wrote about a few months ago? It now supports click & drag directly on the desktop, just like the original Compiz Cube effect that inspired…

Ever looked at the stock GNOME login screen and wanted to tweak a few things? Well, a new GDM Settings app may be able to help you. Currently in an early stage…

GNOME 40 users: do you want to see your favourite apps in the application grid again? Well, you can! There is (naturally) a GNOME extension that puts shortcuts for apps added to…

If you’re yet to settle on a note-taking service that works across platforms you may want to check out a new option now available for Linux: UpNote. Now, I will mention upfront…

An improved Bluetooth experience is expected to feature in the next major release of Linux Mint. Current versions of the Linux distro ship with Blueberry as the default Bluetooth manager tool, which…

I wrote about a patched version of Mutter that delivers one of the Linux desktop’s most-desired effects: translucent app windows with frosted blur effect, similar to the sort found on macOS and…

If you’re lucky enough to own the modular marvel that is the Framework laptop you’ll be thrilled to know that Ubuntu finally “just works” on the device. Ubuntu did, of course, work…

Mozilla Firefox 98 has arrived on schedule to serve as the latest update to the revered open source web browser. If you found the last few Firefox releases a little lite on…

Diminutive dongleIn this post we look at nifty tool that makes using Logitech’s Unifying Receiver or Nano receiver on Linux a lot easier. Logitech’s penny-sized USB dongles lets users connect up-to six compatible Logitech…