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Linux 6.9-rc3 has arrived with a slightly larger size than normal due mainly to the patches for Bcachefs.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 6.9-rc2 at Easter, he says, because there is nothing for the Release Candidates releases.

Linux 6.9-rc1 has arrived after a normal merge window, but preparing a version that will include notable improvements.

Linux 6.8 has arrived as the latest version of the kernel and its new features include performance improvements.

Linux 6.8-rc7 has arrived, and its size and absence of problems suggest that it will be stable on March 10.

Linux 6.8-rc6 arrived and its status makes us think that the eighth Release Candidate reserved for problematic versions will be necessary.

Linux 6.8-rc4 has arrived after a quiet week in which the highlights have been fixes for file systems.

EasyOS 5.7 has implemented the package base updates, as well as some internal changes...

Linux 6.8-rc3 has arrived with a "slightly larger" size, but nothing that worries the main person responsible for the kernel.

Although it is only the second week, Linux 6.8-rc2 has brought development to a more stable point and with problems solved.

After a week with problems due to the weather, Linus Torvalds launched Linux 6.8-rc1 without any problems, but it is small.

Linux 6.7 is the new version of the kernel that arrives, as usual, with more hardware support as the main new features.

Linux 6.7-rc7 has arrived hours earlier than expected, and due to waiting, a stable version is not expected for two weeks.

The Linuxverse is inhabited by people of many classes and styles. And these are the 5 Types of Linux users, most common today.

Linux 6.7-rc6 is the sixth release candidate of the next version of the Linux kernel, and so far everything is progressing smoothly.

Linux 6.7-rc5 has arrived in a week in which Linus Torvalds has been traveling, but there is nothing to worry about.

Linux 6.7-rc4 has arrived hours before its usual schedule due to Linus Torvalds' travels, but everything is within normal limits.

Linux 6.7-rc3 arrived over Thanksgiving weekend and is a fairly normal size.

Linux 6.7-rc2 arrived after a week in which many people were out of their jobs, but with more size than average.

Linux 6.6 is the latest stable kernel release and has arrived with performance improvements and support for new hardware

Linux 6.6-rc5 has arrived back to normal, despite arriving in a quiet week due to networking.

Good or bad news for this development week? The only thing certain is that Linux 6.6-rc4 is quite small.

Linux 6.6-rc3 is larger than rc2, which is common because people have already started to find what to work on.

Linux 6.6-rc2 has arrived without any big news to highlight, but just on the day of the 32nd anniversary of Linux 0.01.

After the Top 10 most interesting Distros according to DistroWatch and OSWatch, today we bring you a Top 10 most downloaded Distros from FOSS Torrents.

Linus Torvalds presents Linux 6.6-rc1 with 12,000+ commits and new features. What does this kernel bring new for users?

When it comes to knowing and learning about GNU/Linux Distros, the DistroWatch and OSWatch websites are one of the best, and today we will see a Top of both.

In this seventh and final part of this series of articles, we will cover the use of 2 more Linux commands, and these are: iptables and firewalld.

Zabbly is a new repository where users can get latest kernel versions and improvements in...

Linux 6.5 has arrived as a stable version with many new hardware features, including initial support for USB4 v2.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 6.5-rc7 in a different time zone than usual, but everything has been normal.

Linux 6.5-rc6 has arrived in a normal week, but necessary patches have been added to mitigate the latest security issues.

Linux 6.5-rc5 has arrived in a week with more movement than the previous ones, but everything has been under control.

In this sixth part, we will cover the use of 3 more Linux commands in the terminal, and these are the following: nslookup, tcpdump and bmon.

Linux 6.5-rc4 has arrived in a fourth week in which everything is completely normal, apart from a curious coincidence.

Linux 6.5-rc2 arrived with no surprises and things looking very normal. More busy weeks are expected from this third.

Pfetch, Screenfetch, Neofetch and Fastfetch are useful CLI tools for extracting and displaying technical information on our terminals.

In this fifth part, we will cover the use of 3 more Linux commands in the terminal, and these are the following: nmap, host and dig.

Linux 6.4 has arrived in the form of a stable version with more Rust code and support for new hardware, such as the initial one for the Apple M2.

Linux 6.4-rc7 arrived without any news to highlight, so it is likely that we will have a stable version very soon.

In this fourth part, we will cover the use of 3 more Linux commands in the terminal, and these are the following: netstat, ss and nc.

Linux 6.4-rc6 is the latest Release Candidate of the Linux kernel, and according to its developer it is in good shape. Stable in two weeks?

The new version of Debian 12 "Bookworm" comes loaded with a large number of updates, as well as various changes related to...

Using SL/CA websites to find out about free and open apps is something useful. But, better yet is to use a good top FOSS / FLOSS Directory websites.

Linux 6.4-rc5 has arrived in good shape, and Torvalds says there's nothing to make him think this version will require 8th RC.

In this third part, we will cover the use of 3 more Linux commands in the terminal, and these are the following: mtr, route and nmcli.

Linux 6.4-rc3 has arrived after a fairly smooth and uneventful week. It could be said that the news is that there is no news.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 6.4-rc1, the first release candidate in this series which features more Rust code and initial support for M2.

In this second part, we will cover the use of 3 Linux commands in the terminal, and these are the following: ethtool, ping and traceroute.

Linux 6.3 has arrived in the form of a stable version when expected, and includes new features such as support for the Steam Deck interface.

Linux 6.3-rc7 has arrived with nothing to write home about, so the stable version is expected to arrive within seven days.

In this first part, we will cover the use of 3 Linux commands in the terminal, and these are the following: ifconfig, ip and ifup.

Linux 6.3-rc6 has been released, and its good form makes us think that there will be a stable version within two weeks.

Refracta is an OS designed for home users, providing a simple and familiar design that most will find comfortable to use.

Linus Torvalds released Linux 6.3-rc5 and says that everything still looks normal and boring, which is usually good news.

Linux 6.3-rc4 has arrived in a fairly quiet week, as all the development of this version has been.

Linux 6.3 has arrived in a fairly normal week, and that means that it has grown in size compared to the previous version.

Linux 6.3-rc3 has arrived with the main novelty of removing the r8188eu driver to use a more appropriate one.

Linus Torvalds has released Linux 6.3-rc1 after two fairly quiet weeks, something that had not happened in previous releases.

Linux 6.2-rc7 has arrived with an acceptable size, but it seems that it will require more work and it will not be the last RC before the stable one.