Nautilus 3.20, and a host of GNOME 3.20 apps, will ship by default in Ubuntu 16.10 'Yakkety Yak', with new versions already available for testing.
If you love the Arc GTK theme, but don't love needing to hunt down an install package every time you perform a fresh install, you're going to love Ubuntu 16.10.
The desktop GNOME Maps app hit a dead-end earlier this month after the free service it used to display maps changed it usage policy.
The second alpha release of the Ubuntu 16.10 development cycle is now available for download, with Lubuntu, Ubuntu Kylin and Ubuntu MATE taking part.
China-based Linux distro Deepin has shown off its all-new desktop file manager. And to say it's pretty is an understatement.
Encrypted text, voice and audio calling service Wire has gone open-source, releasing the code for everything devs need to build their own apps that interface with the service.
Keyboard configuration is a crucial part of any modern desktop operating system, and GNOME is working to make its even better.
Nautilus, the GNOME file manager, is to improve support for extracting zips, tars and other compressed archives.
Compiz updates aimed at improving the performance of Unity in low-graphics mode are coming to 16.04 LTS.
The latest development release of the browser improves proprietary media support on Linux, with specific attention to Ubuntu, OpenSUSE and Slackware.
I’m gonna keep this one super brief. Here’s the deal: ‘gksu’ (the once recommended way to run GUI apps as root) was deprecated in favour of ‘pkexec’, a graphical fronted for PolicyKit, several years back. Ubuntu […]
Snappy developers have today announced a shiny-new version of Snapd.