Joey Sneddon is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of OMG! Ubuntu. Since 2009, he has reported on Ubuntu and the wider open-source and Linux ecosystem, covering every major Ubuntu release since 9.04 to the present. With 16 years of hands-on experience reporting on Ubuntu and Linux, his coverage has been cited by leading technology news sites including Ars Technica, Engadget and Forbes.
Ubuntu 32-bit desktop installers may soon be a thing of the past. Developers are debating how best to drop support for 32-bit Ubuntu ISOs.
We've been passed a photo that purports to show the 'mystery' new Ubuntu Phone we reported on yesterday.
It's been 5 years since the GNOME 3 was first released. In a talk at OSC2016, GNOME dev Tobias Mueller walks through the major changes since.
Wish Gedit still had its toolbar? We show you how to install an older version of popular open-source text editor on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.
Midori is the name of a nimble WebKit-based web browser — but might it also be the codename for a new Ubuntu Phone?
We're on a hunt to find the very best GNOME Shell extensions — and you can help
I’m two large soya lattes into my day and I’m yet to write anything about the “hot topic” of the moment: Flatpak. So, I’m going rogue. I’m going to write for the sake of writing […]
GNOME Web, also known as 'Epiphany', now allows system web apps to run on other Linux desktops, positioning the app as a rival to Electron.
Ever wanted autocomplete on the desktop? Save some keystrokes with this autocomplete and text expansion tool.
We asked you to list the top Terminal commands every Linux user should know — and these are the results.
GNOME Music is a capable music player for the GNOME desktop, but it lacks many of the features that make rival apps like Rhythmbox and Clementine so popular. I might be old school but I still to use […]
A couple days ago we got a little giddy covering burgeoning support for Chromecast in VLC 3.0. Many of you were equally as excited as us, even though a formal, stable release of VLC 3.0 is still many […]
If you use an Ubuntu Phone: it just got a bit harder to keep in touch with your Facebook buddies.
Ubuntu’s Snap packages will now work on other Linux distros. Snapd, the tool powering them, has been ported to Arch, Gentoo and Fedora among others.
Don't worry; Canonical isn't branching out to launch a range of adhesive bandages for cracked screens.
I don’t own a ThinkPad, but I know that a lot of you do. A reader who doesn’t wish to be credited pinged us a link to a set of scripts that claim to “fix” touchpad and […]
'Clevo Indicator' is a small panel-based applet that allows Clevo laptop owners running Ubuntu to monitor and control their CPU fan speed.
This nifty Reddit indicator applet for the Ubuntu desktop alerts you to new inbox notifications as and when you receive them.