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FreeBSD-based GhostBSD Linux unofficial logo (Image source: Generated using OpenAI)

FreeBSD 14.3-based GhostBSD 25.02 comes with enhanced hardware support, security updates, and kernel improvements

The latest GhostBSD community spin, labeled 25.02-R14.3p2, comes with the latest FreeBSD improvements, such as improved hardware support and security, kernel enhancements, as well as up-to-date wireless networking support. This release also intros Gershwin, an OS X-inspired desktop environment.
Codrut Nistor, 27 Aug 2025 17:14
Android's official logo (Image source: Android; edited)

Android will block sideloading of unverified apps starting next year

Google announces new security measures for Android — a new developer verification requirement. Starting September 2026, sideloading apps from unverified developers will be blocked on Android. Google says it is making this move to combat the spread of malware and financial fraud.
Chibuike Okpara, 27 Aug 2025 12:08
DeepSeek has released version 3.1 of its open-source AI, delivering smarter answers faster than ever before. (Image source: DeepSeek)

Faster, smarter DeepSeek V3.1 AI arrives for free

DeepSeek-V3.1 AI LLM has arrived eight months after the initial launch of V3. The chatbot software is able to answer prompts quicker and smarter than before. The model is open source, allowing anyone to use and build upon it for free.
David Chien, 26 Aug 2025 23:58
CachyOS Arch-based Linux distro desktop showcase mid-2025 (Image source: CachyOS Forum)

CachyOS 250824 lands with automated Btrfs boot environments and more

Available since yesterday, CachyOS 250824 is the sixth release of the year and arrives alongside the packages.cachyos.org package versions dashboard. The list of changes includes stability improvements and automated Btrfs boot environments, as well as an option to install the Niri window manager.
Codrut Nistor, 25 Aug 2025 15:32
Spotify Car Thing firmware Nocturne

Abandoned Spotify Car Thing revived by free firmware that restores original functionality and then some

After Spotify mercilessly killed the Car Thing, an enthusiast modding community has revived the diminutive audio streaming device with a new firmware that has feature parity with the original Car Thing functionality. Nocturne V3 hopes to revive the Car Thing for those who don't want to waste functional hardware.
Julian van der Merwe, 13 Aug 2025 19:48
Technician testing electronic hardware, similar to the process used for PQShield's post-quantum cryptography chip (Image source: Pexels)

PQShield launches UltraPQ-Suite and expands post-quantum cryptography hardware portfolio

PQShield expands post-quantum cryptography hardware with UltraPQ-Suite and PQPlatform-TrustSys, building on its 2024 NIST-approved silicon debut.
Louise Burke, 13 Aug 2025 14:56
The Unplugged UP Phone is one of the few smartphones designed to minimize tracking, surveillance, and data harvesting, featuring a robust built-in VPN and firewall, and no Google services. (Image source: Unplugged)

Unplugged UP Phone blocks big tech surveillance and data harvesting even when turned off

Unplugged is set to launch its high-privacy UP Phone in September 2025. Powered by UnpluggedOS (based on AOSP), the triple-camera smartphone features a strong firewall, open-source AV, and physical battery disconnect to help defend users against unwanted data exfil and tracking by big tech and the deep state.
David Chien, 12 Aug 2025 23:55
Visually improved Software Manager app coming to Mint 22.2 (Image source: The Linux Mint Blog)

Linux Mint 22.2 Beta focuses on visual improvements

The latest snapshot of the upcoming Linux Mint 22.2 "Zara" release is now available with a revamped login page and a visually enhanced software management center. It also sports a new fingerprint authenticator, Fingwit. Among other changes, the Hypnotix IPTV app now sports two additional modes.
Codrut Nistor, 12 Aug 2025 17:02
There's no need to invest in a Samsung Frame, or hand over your memories to Google, when you can stream photos directly from your NAS to your Android device. (Image Source: Notebookcheck)

3 free ways to turn your Android TV or tablet into a digital photo frame, without Google Photos

CheckMag One of the best features of Google Photos is the ability to pull your treasured memories into a screensaver on your Android TV or tablet. But for those who prefer self-hosted solutions, here are 3 ways to set up a screensaver to stream photos from your NAS.
David Devey, 09 Aug 2025 12:16
The OpenAI logo on an abstract and gradient multi-color background. (Image Source: OpenAI)

OpenAI's new open-source models can run on your PC

For the first time in six years, OpenAI has released two new models with open weights that can be downloaded, for free, and run locally on your PC or laptop. The last model the company open-sourced was GPT-2 in 2019.
Rohith Bhaskar, 05 Aug 2025 23:21
Tencent has open-sourced its Hunyuan AI model, releasing four compact open-source language models (Image source: Tencent)

Tencent unveils four compact open-source Hunyuan models with 0.5B, 1.8B, 4B and 7B parameters

Tencent has open-sourced its Hunyuan AI model, releasing four compact language models with 0.5 billion, 1.8 billion, 4 billion, and 7 billion parameters that can run on a single consumer GPU.
Nathan Ali, 04 Aug 2025 14:41
Debian OS officially supports RISC-V CPU architectures for the first time with the release of version 13 Trixie. (Image source: Debian)

Debian 13 Trixie OS officially adds 64-bit RISC-V support

Debian 13 Trixie will introduce official support for 64-bit RISC-V CPUs along with 64-bit timekeeping to address the year 2038 clock overflow bug. Trixie continues Debian’s legacy of stability, security, and reliability in a free Linux-based OS.
David Chien, 04 Aug 2025 02:35
Zen Browser window

Zen Browser updates to latest Firefox version and fixes Linux performance bugs

Zen Browser is a recent fork of Firefox that focusses on privacy, aesthetics, and workflow optimisation. With its latest Twilight beta update, Zen has improved on a bunch of features that differentiate it from Firefox and added a number of bug fixes and features for both Linux and Windows users.
Julian van der Merwe, 18 Jul 2025 21:19
The NovaCustom NUC Box mini PC sports open-source firmware along with up to an Intel Core Ultra 7 155H CPU. (Image source: NovaCustom)

Premium mini PC with open-source BIOS arrives with Intel Meteor Lake CPUs and up to 96 GB of memory

NovaCustom NUC Box is a new mini PC that puts great emphasis on privacy, as can be expected from the brand. Featuring the open-source, coreboot-based Dasharo firmware, the mini PC can be equipped with up to an Intel Core Ultra 7 155H CPU and 96 GB of DDR5 memory.
Sambit Saha, 12 Jul 2025 19:51
Lenovo's Legion Go S is set to benefit from native Linux power controls via the new WMI driver (Image source: Lenovo)

Lenovo readies WMI driver for gaming handhelds with Linux 6.17

New kernel patch brings native power controls to Legion Go S on Linux for much more convenient performance profile switching and more.
Louise Burke, 12 Jul 2025 01:03
Artificial Agency's behaviour engine enables lifelike in-game characters and directors that adapt dynamically to players (Image source: Artificial Agency)

Artificial Agency unveils behaviour engine to reshape AI in gaming

Artificial Agency's new behaviour engine introduces adaptive AI to gaming, letting characters and game directors respond in real time to player choices.
Louise Burke, 11 Jul 2025 17:13
It remains unclear if the roll out will be limited to certain users. (Image source: Pexels)

OpenAI preparing to launch browser with a chat-like interface to compete with Chrome

OpenAI is ready to launch an Artificial Intelligence-backed browser to compete with the biggest player in the field: Alphabet’s Google Chrome, according to sources consulted by Reuters.
Daniela Morales Soler, 11 Jul 2025 12:10
Booklore allows you to host your own e-book library, but the difficulty of obtaining DRM free ebooks makes this a self-hosted app only for those happy to operate in grey legal areas (Image Source: Notebookcheck)

Booklore is the Plex of self hosted e-book libraries, but is sadly irrelevant when DRM free e-books are so hard to obtain legally

CheckMag Booklore is the Plex or Immich of e-books. A beautiful, self-hosted way to manage and read your own e-book library. But while movies are easy to rip from physical media we own, it's a lot harder to do the same for a book, making Booklore a pipe dream rather than a reality for those wanting to operate on the right side of the law.
David Devey, 11 Jul 2025 06:59
AI-generated image of a man in a neon-lit cyberpunk jacket sitting on a couch in a stylish club. A TV behind him reads: “GENERATE IMAGES ON YOUR PC FOR FREE.” (Image Source: AI Generated)

Guide: Here's how to generate images on your PC for free

CheckMag Want to generate images on your PC without relying on cloud services? This guide walks you through setting up free, open-source tools for complete creative control without any subscriptions.
Rohith Bhaskar, 08 Jul 2025 23:33
A developer navigates complex source code workflows, where permission misconfigurations and automation can introduce silent risks such as the GerriScary vulnerability disclosed in Google's Gerrit-based projects (Image source: Freepik)

"GerriScary" vulnerability in Gerrit exposed code integrity risk across key Google projects

The misconfiguration in Google's open-source code review system allowed unauthorised code revisions in at least 18 projects, prompting security updates and wider warnings for Gerrit users.
Louise Burke, 28 Jun 2025 22:36
Photograph and cross-sectional profile of Miniscope extra Large FOV (MiniXL). Image source: UCLA via Science Advances; cropped

1,640 neurons imaged: New 3.5-gram MiniXL microscope lets scientists watch multiple brain regions at once

In a major leap for neuroscience, researchers at UCLA have developed a tiny, 3.5-gram microscope that solves a long-standing challenge: simultaneously observing multiple brain regions in a freely moving mouse. The new open-source device, called MiniXL, provides a large field of view — effectively opening a new window into the brain's complex networks.
Chibuike Okpara, 19 Jun 2025 08:39
Mistral AI adds reasoning capabilities to its lastest Magistral model. (Image source: Mistral AI)

Mistral AI launches Magistral, its first AI capable of reasoning

Mistral AI has launched Magistral, a reasoning AI model that takes more time to think of answers to complex prompts while offering businesses traceability for compliance in finance, law, and medicine. Magistral provides businesses with an alternative to leading US and Chinese AI models.
David Chien, 18 Jun 2025 02:52
The Flint 3 runs a customised version of OpenWRT and comes with Tailscale, Wireguard and Adguard built in (Image Source: Gl-iNet)

Flint 3, OpenWRT WiFi 7 router with five 2.5 Gb network ports, Tailscale and Wireguard available for pre-order at an unbelievable price

With multiple 2.5 Gb Ethernet ports, Wi-Fi 7 and software that includes Docker, Tailscale, Wireguard and Adblock, the GL-iNet Flint 3 will give even the best routers a run for their money at a significantly reduced price.
David Devey, 10 Jun 2025 16:04
The NEXX is quite a beast, but freedom comes with a significant cost (Image Source: Liberux)

This flagship priced smartphone free from Android or iOS seems destined for failure despite noble intentions

CheckMag Full-fledged Linux on smartphones is far from mainstream, but there are plenty of options from Volla, Fairphone, or installing it on an older device. Asking customers to throw down on an Indiegogo campaign at a price that exceeds most flagships might be a step too far, despite the noble intention.
David Devey, 04 Jun 2025 16:29
The free Yahdex Yambda dataset allows anyone to create their own music recommendation service. (Image source: Yandex)

Yandex releases Yambda open-source music recommendation dataset

Yandex has released Yambda, the world's largest open dataset for music recommender systems, containing 4.79 billion anonymized user interactions to help developers create smart music services that play only the songs listeners want to hear.
David Chien, 29 May 2025 23:40
DeepSeek continues to improve its top-ten ranked R1 AI LLM model with its latest update. (Image source: DeepSeek)

DeepSeek releases updated R1 model with improved AI performance and fewer hallucinations

DeepSeek has announced DeepSeek-R1-0528, the latest version of its R1 AI model, featuring improved reasoning, reduced hallucinations, and enhanced performance across multiple AI benchmarks, positioning it closer to top proprietary models.
David Chien, 29 May 2025 21:58
Nick Gillard builds the pico-mac-nano, a 62mm tall Mac Classic powered by a WaveShare Pico Zero. (Image source: Nick Gillard)

Nick Gillard unveils pico-mac-nano: A 62mm tall Macintosh Classic built using a WaveShare Pico Zero Raspberry Pi board

Nick Gillard has created one of the world's smallest working Macintosh Classics, using the WaveShare Pico Zero Raspberry Pi board running a modified pico-mac emulator and clever engineering, all housed within a 62 mm-tall 3D-printed case.
David Chien, 28 May 2025 05:56
A digital warning indicator symbolising service disruption in an online platform (Image source: Pikwizard)

Group launches sustained DDoS attacks on BYOND in bid to force open-source release

The BYOND platform has been hit by sustained DDoS attacks from a group demanding the release of its source code. Disruptions have left services intermittently offline, raising concerns over the ethics of coercive digital activism.
Louise Burke, 23 May 2025 00:19
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0 now available with next-gen security capabilities (Image source: Generated using DALL·E 3))

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0 now available with next-gen security features

Earlier this week, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0 was released, sporting a Linux 6.12 LTS core, Wayland instead of X11, AI-driven admin tools, enhanced security features, microarchitecture optimizations, and various other changes. A RISC-V Developer Preview is also available.
Codrut Nistor, 22 May 2025 16:30
Macro shot of a silicon wafer — structures like these underpin chip designs used in neuromorphic and in-memory computing (Image source: Laura Ockel via Unsplash)

Researchers prototype 2T1R control chip for neuromorphic computing

A new 2T1R memristor-based architecture aims to enable low-power in-memory computing for AI and edge devices. The design integrates current regulation and CMOS compatibility to support analogue VMM and neuromorphic tasks.
Louise Burke, 21 May 2025 12:39
Vanilla will turn your Steam Deck, pictured and a range of other hardware into a GamePad for your Wii U (Image Source: Valve / Nintendo)

Free open source software turns the Steam Deck into a Wii U GamePad

The Wii U GamePad was a unique experiment that paved the way for the Switch. However, without the ability to purchase a 1st party replacement, any damage to the GamePad and the Wii U effectively becomes a brick. Thankfully, there is now a Steam Deck compatible open source alternative.
David Devey, 20 May 2025 15:18
Cyberlink PowerDirector provides video editors with locally-powered AI features and effects that save time. (Image source: CyberLink)

CyberLink upgrades PowerDirector video editing software with time-saving AI features and effects

CyberLink has unveiled its latest PowerDirector software for social media creators and business users. Editors can easily turn videos into anime-style videos, generate multilingual videos, and apply creative effects to moving objects using generative AI.
David Chien, 19 May 2025 01:55
The Serval WS Linux laptop is primarily aimed at engineers, developers, gamers and scientists. (Image source: System76)

System76: Linux laptop Serval WS refreshed with Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GPU

System76, which specialises in Linux devices, is relaunching its Serval WS high-end laptop with an Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti GPU. The Linux notebook is also getting a better 16-inch display and an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU.
Alexander Pensler, 14 May 2025 11:50
A missile barrage in a large-scale battle in Beyond All Reason (Image source: Beyond All Reason)

Open-source RTS Beyond All Reason showcases large-scale engine update as player interest climbs

Beyond All Reason is redefining large-scale RTS with its open-source Recoil engine, capable of supporting 100-player matches and 10,000-unit battles. With a Steam launch and multilingual localisation underway, it is setting new standards for community-driven strategy games.
Louise Burke, 13 May 2025 05:40
OpenBSD 7.7 now available with multiple improvements (Image source: OpenBSD)

OpenBSD 7.7 improves hibernation support and brings new userland features

The security-focused OpenBSD operating system has just reached the 58th release. Thanks to it, this open-source piece of code now sports new userland features, more accurate documentation, better hibernation support, as well as performance improvements in out-of-memory situations.
Codrut Nistor, 29 Apr 2025 16:33
The Evertop PC is an IBM XT clone with up to 500 hours of battery life and solar charging. (Image source: ericjenott via Github)

Evertop: DIY retro PC revealed with solar charging and extreme battery life - and yes, it runs Doom

The Evertop PC is a new open-source retro PC inspired by the IBM XT. Powered by an ESP32 chip, the Evertop can almost entirely mimic the IBM XT's capabilities, including support for DOS-era software. Thanks to a massive battery, the Evertop system can run for hundreds of hours away from the wall, and even features solar charging support.
Sambit Saha, 28 Apr 2025 19:41
The Casio fx-CG100 ClassWiz programmable graphing calculator comes with over 2,900 functions to tackle math problems simple and difficult. (Image source: Casio)

Casio launches its best fx-CG100 ClassWiz graphing calculator with MicroPython programming in America

Casio US introduces the fx-CG100 ClassWiz, a powerful color-graphing calculator with MicroPython for app programming and 2,900 math functions covering pre-algebra to advanced calculus for students of all levels.
David Chien, 25 Apr 2025 07:33
Manjaro keyboard shortcuts (Image Source: Antony Muchiri)

These Manjaro KDE keyboard shortcuts may help give your productivity a boost

CheckMag As a tech journalist and cybersecurity analyst running Manjaro KDE, these keyboard shortcuts have greatly transformed my workflow. From instant window switching to formatting-free pasting, these tricks save me hours every week—and they’ll supercharge your productivity too.
Antony Muchiri, 22 Apr 2025 06:21
Stripping away almost everything that makes this Surface a Microsoft product, leaves a surprisingly capable tablet (Image Source: Notebookcheck)

If you like the ROG Flow or iPad's form factor, the Surface Go is still a compelling purchase in 2025

CheckMag The market for ultra-portables that bridge the gap between a decent desktop and media consumption has dwindled to almost nothing. A space now dominated by iPads and Android tablets with terrible multitasking, file management and mobile browsers. But once you get rid of Windows, the Surface Go can still be a compelling option.
David Devey, 20 Apr 2025 22:07
The T-Deck Pro is a new mobile device for makers (Image source: LilyGo)

Lilygo's T-Deck Pro launches as IoT device with LoRa, touchscreen and keyboard

The T-Deck Pro from LilyGo is a new and rather unusual mobile IoT device that is equipped with an e-ink display which is easy to read even in sunlight. It also features wireless connectivity options and should be quite versatile for tinkering.
Silvio Werner, 29 Mar 2025 19:06
Bazzite on the ROG Ally X is an easy way to turn your handheld into a compelling Steam Deck alternative (Image Source: Notebookcheck)

Guide: How to dual boot Bazzite on your gaming handheld of choice and why you would want to

CheckMag With official Steam OS just around the corner, Bazzite might seem irrelevant. However, Steam OS is currently still in beta, some functions don't work, and it has a far shorter supported device list. Bazzite on the other hand supports almost every x86 based handheld out there, is mature in its development process, and is very easy to set up alongside Windows. Here's how.
David Devey, 29 Mar 2025 11:54
DeepSeek-V3-0324 released with improved performance and capabilities. (Image source: DeepSeek)

DeepSeek releases improved V3 AI model three months after initial launch

The DeepSeek-V3-0324 release comes three months after the initial DeepSeek V3 launch in December 2024. This updated model has improved performance and capabilities, such as creating appealing web pages and well-written reports in Chinese.
David Chien, 28 Mar 2025 22:32
Debian-based ultralight Q4OS 5.8 now available (Image source: Generated using DALL·E 3)

Ultralight Debian-based distro Q4OS 5.8 now available

Q4OS, often praised as a faster solution for old computers than Puppy or Bodhi Linux, is back with a new update. Labeled 5.8, this refresh is based on Debian Bookworm 12.10 and the 6.1.0-32 kernel. In addition to the Debian-specific changes, Q4OS 5.8 also comes with several translations for Calamares, improved Flatpak app handling, and more.
Codrut Nistor, 28 Mar 2025 17:55
AppCenter dark mode screenshot in elementary OS 8.0.1, which also gets the 6.11 kernel and other changes (Image source: elementary Blog)

Ubuntu 24.04.2-based elementary OS 8.0.1 now available with the 6.11 kernel and multiple fixes

Roughly three months since elementary OS 8, the 8.0.1 update lands with a new kernel alongside multiple minor changes. The list of areas that received tweaks includes the AppCenter, Files, Terminal, System Settings, Installer, and more. The ISO file is 3.3 GB in size, and the installation needs at least 32 GB.
Codrut Nistor, 19 Mar 2025 13:49
Computer troubleshooting-focused SystemRescue 12.00 now available with new LTS kernel, latest Firefox, and more (Image source: Generated using DALL·E 3)

Computer repair distro SystemRescue 12.00 launches with the latest LTS kernel and more

With a history of over two decades and formerly known as SystemRescueCD, the Arch-based SystemRescue live environment has just received the update labeled 12.00. This refresh comes with the 6.12.19 LTS kernel, bcachefs support, Firefox 128.8.0 ESR, and Xfce 4.20.1, as well as several other package updates.
Codrut Nistor, 17 Mar 2025 11:15
Maintenance-focused FreeBSD 13.5 now available (Image source: Generated using DALL·E 3)

FreeBSD 13.5 launches with multiple tweaks, fixes, and updated packages

Unleashed as the sixth and final release of the stable/13 branch, FreeBSD 13.5 focuses on maintenance once again. In addition to the usual list of tweaks and fixes, this update also comes with refreshed third-party apps, including Inkscape 1.4, VLC 3.0.21, GTK 4.16.12, and more.
Codrut Nistor, 12 Mar 2025 10:13
First party support for syncing Linux with major cloud storage providers is none existant. However, there are options (Image Source: Rclone)

Guide: Sync Unraid or your Linux distro of choice with Google Drive

CheckMag Thanks to Valve and Proton, Linux is becoming a much more viable platform for work and play, but first party support for syncing common cloud services like OneDrive and Google Drive is none existent and unlike TruNAS and Synology this feature isn't built in. However, there is a reliable and relatively straightforward solution. Here's how it works.
David Devey, 06 Mar 2025 18:46
Proxmox Mail Gateway 8.1.2 successor launches with SpamAssassin 4.0.1 and more (Image source: Proxmox)

Proxmox Mail Gateway 8.2 launches with SpamAssassin 4.0.1, enhanced rule system, and more

Based on Linux Debian 12.9 "Bookworm" and using the 6.8 kernel as default (with 6.11 as an option), Proxmox Mail Gateway 8.2 is now available with SpamAssassin 4.0.1, which packs updated rulesets. Additionally, this new release comes with ZFS 2.2.7, PostgreSQL 15.11, automated/unattended installation, and more.
Codrut Nistor, 28 Feb 2025 11:04
Framework 12 launches as repairable convertible laptop

Framework 12 announced as repairable 'entry-level' 2-in-1 laptop with rugged design

Framework today announced the latest in its repairable, upgradeable laptop line-up. The Framework 12 is a 12-inch convertible laptop with a touch screen and 360-degree hinge. Despite the convertible nature, the Framework 12 will feature a rugged design, with TPU overmoulding for shock absorption.
Julian van der Merwe, 25 Feb 2025 21:59
Console screenshot of LinuxPDF executing the 'ls' command while running Linux within a PDF file. (Image source: Ading2210 on Github)

High-schooler creates LinuxPDF: Running Linux on a RISC-V emulator inside a PDF file

Ading2210, a high-schooler who created DoomPDF, has now released LinuxPDF to run Linux on a RISC-V emulator derived from TinyEMU within a PDF file using a combination of C, Python, HTML, and Javascript.
David Chien, 18 Feb 2025 07:53

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