Ubuntu Software is now able to show app screenshots for desktop Snap apps, just like it can for apps in the standard Ubuntu archive and in PPAs.
GNOME Calendar is one of the few decent desktop calendaring apps available on Linux — and it's going to get better.
Sneaking out alongside the main Ubuntu 16.10 Beta 2 release are beta builds from the rest of the Ubuntu family.
The first (and final) beta release in the Ubuntu 16.10 Yakkety Yak development cycle. What's new? We take a look…
Looking for a free, easy-to-use REST client for the Linux desktop? Don't lose sleep: get Insomnia.
The future isn't look bright for OpenOffice, the open-source office suite run by the Apache Foundation.
The Ubuntu 16.10 Beta 1 releases are now available to download.
GNOME Weather is no longer able to display weather forecasts.
Is it a mic? Is it a speaker? No, it's a … well, actually GNOME doesn't know either — but the open-source desktop is about to be smarter about finding out.
Back in May we got a peek at what the Canonical Design Team has in store for the future of Ubuntu — now there's more to see.
It's no longer possible to see a list of Snap apps at the command line by running the 'snap find' command. This is why.
It’s been at the top of many an early Ubuntu Phone users’ wishlist — and now it’s finally happening. Yes, the native Ubuntu calendar app is to add support for the leading open standards for exchanging […]