Tag: Linux
Chrome OS 69 Brings Material Design, Linux App Support and More
Google has released Chrome OS 69 via the stable channel which introduces a host of remarkable changes such as the arrival of Google's Material...
Native Support For Linux Apps Coming to All Intel Apollo Lake Chromebooks
Google has been working hard to bring Linux apps to Chromebooks for a long time, and according to a recent commit to the Chromium...
HP Chromebook X2 Gets Official Linux App Support
Google recently announced that Chrome OS devices will soon get support for Linux apps starting with the company's own Pixelbook, after which Chromebooks from...
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS ‘Bionic Beaver’ Now Available for Download
Canonical has finally released Ubuntu 18.04 LTS 'Bionic Beaver' after several alpha/beta releases over the past few months. This is the latest Long Term...
Terminal App in Chrome OS Hints At Support for Linux Applications
After months of speculations, Google may be finally getting ready to add support for Linux programs to run on its Chrome operating system. This...
Chrome OS Might Soon Get Support for Linux Apps
Google is trying hard to market Chromebooks as efficient productivity machines, but the severely limited software environment of Chrome OS prevents them from being the...
Linus Torvalds Blasts Intel’s ‘Garbage’ Meltdown, Spectre Patches
For tech geeks, software pros and FOSS proponents worldwide, Linus Torvalds is a bonafide celebrity who isn't afraid to speak his mind. His outspoken...
The $20 Raspberry Pi Alternative Supports Android and 4K Video Output
Orange Pi is one of the first names that comes to mind when thinking of Raspberry Pi alternatives, and the latest device in the...
Linux Kernel 4.14 Released: Here’s What’s New
Linus Torvalds, the creator and the principal developer of Linux has just announced the release of the latest stable release of the Linux Kernel,...
15 Best Terminal Emulators for Linux
Have you noticed that articles about Linux terminal emulators usually say something like "the terminal is not scary"? Well, they're not wrong. The terminal...
