A big update to Flatpak, the fledgling Linux application distribution framework, has been released.
GNOME 3.24 is to be released on March 22, 2017 — providing that development goes to plan between now and then, of course!
Would you buy a truly open-source phone running nothing but free software? If you would, Purism want to know the sort of hardware specs you'd expect to get from it.
A quick follow up to the issue of broken weather forecasts in GNOME Weather on Ubuntu 16.04: they're working again!
Want to watch Twitch.tv streams on your desktop, without Flash? You can with this awesome Twitch app for Linux, which also supports chat & notifications and more.
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.
If you were set to plan your weekend activities using the GNOME Maps application, you'll need to change course.
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.
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 […]
Want to help test a new version of Ubuntu Software? Will Cooke, Ubuntu desktop manager, posted a call for testing on his Google+ page, where he explains: “Before we push this in to proposed for Xenial, we’re […]
How often do you use GNOME System Monitor? I (thankfully) don’t. The only time I do is when a background process is going rogue… But if GNOME’s designers manage to implement a proposed top-to-bottom redesign of the app […]
The release date for GNOME 3.22 has been pencilled in, with work on the next major release of the open-source desktop kicking off in April.