Kaspersky Brings Its Antivirus Software to Linux Desktops
Kaspersky launches Linux antivirus for Ubuntu and other distros. Features, system requirements and why the banned security firm has come to open-source desktops.
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Avalonia brings Linux, browser support to Microsoft's MAUI cross-platform app solution
Microsoft's MAUI (Multi-platform App UI), the official .NET solution for cross-platform desktop and mobile apps, will get ...
Amazon tells us what we already knew: It ditched Android because of piracy (Update: Amazon's statement)
Amazon has explained why it moved to a new Vega OS for its Fire TV Stick 4K Select, moving away from the traditional Android-based interface.
Valve's Steam Machine can't run some of the most popular multiplayer games
Valve's new Steam Machine won't be able to play some of the most popular multiplayer games due to its operating system ...
Red Hat Linux gets offline management, quantum threat mitigation and new AI features
They include the general availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.1 and 9.7 and Red Hat Developer Hub 1.8, all of which ...
Arch Linux November 2025 ISO: Fresh Snapshot, Smarter Installer (Archinstall 3.0.12) & Pacman 7.1
Arch Linux has shipped its November 2025 ISO snapshot (2025.11.01), and while Arch remains a rolling distribution, these ...
Two ways to remove a directory in Linux - plus a bonus method for extra security
I'll walk you through two methods for handling this essential task, plus a third way that achieves total annihilation.
Playnite may get a Linux version during 2026 as the creator plans a move to Linux
Creator of the popular free and open source video game library manager Playnite has a positive update on a Linux version, with plans for it during 2026.
MX Linux 25 ‘Infinity’ Arrives: Debian 13 ‘Trixie’ Base, Modern Tools & A Fresh Installer
MX Linux 25 “Infinity” is a polished, meaningful upgrade. It successfully refreshes the base, modernises the tooling, and ...
Fedora vs. Ubuntu: How to choose your next Linux distro (and which one I use)
If you're looking for a new operating system or want to do a bit of distro hopping, you might be considering either Fedora or Ubuntu. Let me help you choose which to try first.
Linux Mint vs. Zorin OS: How to pick between these Windows alternatives
ZDNET's key takeaways Both Linux Mint and Zorin OS are great operating systems.You'll find ease of use and a wide range of ...
I found an immutable Linux distro that never breaks and is effortless to use
ZDNET's key takeaways ShaniOS is an immutable Linux distribution.With a blue/green deployment, the OS will never break.You ...
Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc (UNIX Edition)
Thnx to WMG on behalf of PLG UK Frontline.
Microsoft wants Windows to be an Agentic OS - Linux gets out of your way
Windows is changing forever - is it getting worse? I think there's another way. Linux. Watch this video to find out more. Thanks to ...
Show HN: AI Tarot Reading – get instant 1/3-card or (past/now/future) readings
Description: I built AI Tarot Reading, a simple web tool that lets you pull a tarot card (or three cards representing past / now / future) and ask a question to get a reading. The idea is to make the tarot experience accessible, quick, and just a little mystical — whether you’re just curious, seeking insight, or playing around.Key features:Choose 1 card (for a focused answer) or 3 cards (past-, present-, future-style)Enter your question and then the cards are drawn instantlyReadable in
Show HN: MuseGen – Tired of juggling AI tools, I built a unified creative studio
I'm the creator of MuseGen. Like many here, I've been experimenting heavily with generative AI. My workflow quickly became a mess of browser tabs: one for music, another for images, a third for video, each with its own UI, credit system, and quirks. The context switching was killing my creative flow.My goal was to build a clean, unified front-end for a curated set of high-quality generative models, allowing a user to go from idea to a multimedia concept within a single session.MuseGen
UFOs and Aliens in the News
I know you have all seen the shift in coverage regarding “UFOs”, even culturally through the meme streams. All baiting the appetites of everyone who wonders.I would like to declare an unsettling observation, that Bannon and his cadre of spooks are running a psy-op on the American people and the United States of America.He is deliberately casting a threatening frightening facade to increase government spending into black ops around weaponizing America against those you must eventually accept are
My flight has an unrestricted Starlink
Currently on a United flight and noticed the WiFi options are:<p>UnitedWifi STARLINK<p>Seems they must be using Starlink as their connection with a captive portal router and forgot to secure the Starlink router?<p>Blazing fast unrestricted 424mbs up; 58mbs down; 27ms. I could likely do FaceTime calls.
(Ab)Using Null Uniqueness in Postgres
So I have a pg table of requests where I want a composite key of two columns `(A, B)` where column A should be unique if column B is not null. A is a timestamp, B is just a flag for whether or not it's been canceled. The point of this is to make sure only one uncanceled request can exist for a given time.I've solved this (clumsily?) by making B a bool and the only values are T and Null. This feels real dirty since F is a possible but irrelevant value, but I'm basically trying to h
Ask HN: Where to Migrate as an IT Support/DevOps Engineer for Work?
Whatever I do and learn no progress is going to happen in my country(nepal).There is no benefit of having merit in Nepal. Private jobs are already low paying. Remote jobs do not come generally to Nepal.I see remote jobs love India and south east asia. I do not get the point of remote job if they are hiring from specific country. The only thing I can do in nepal is public service commission (civil services) and crack computer engineer. But the pay is meagre there as well, unless I am lucky enough