Also includes numerous bug fixes and stability improvements

It's now powered by Linux kernel 4.16.16

A major GNOME app icon redesign is now underway, with devs planning to redesign all GNOME core app icons as part a wider overhaul of design guidelines.

Recently there have been several Linux distribution benchmark comparisons on Phoronix to test the latest Linux OS releases, including several comparing to the current Microsoft Windows 10 performance.

A quick look at CloverOS GNU/Linux--a Gentoo-based Linux distro with a super quick install.

https://cloveros.ga/
https://gitgud.io/cloveros/cloveros

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Linux users can now evaluate the sixth weekly test release of the Linux 4.18 kernel, titled Linux 4.18-rc6. This release brings a lot of networking fixes

New Linux kernel updates are now available for installation

Linux Mint plans to make more performance improvements to the Cinnamon desktop ahead of its next release. Similar work featured as part of Cinnamon 3.8,

I give you my top five reasons to run Arch Linux, which is a free and open GNU/Linux operating system.

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SteamOS 2.154 update has been released to brewmaster

Open source Windows OS clone ReactOS has just made a new version available to download. Take a look at new features shipping in ReactOS 0.4.9, and learn how to download and install it for yourself.

Yaru will be the default system theme in Ubuntu 18.10

Phoronix is the leading technology website for Linux hardware reviews, open-source news, Linux benchmarks, open-source benchmarks, and computer hardware tests.

Follow these step-by-step instructions to build your own Raspberry Pi-based network attached storage system.

UBports received nine new devices from Canonical

After Google Chrome, Firefox is the next one in cue to allow users to block any audio or video that automatically go off. The new option has rolled on Mozilla latest nightly build and would soon arrive on your stable Firefox browser.

The exploit has existed in some form for a decade -- but a patch has now been released to close the loophole.