Introduction Android has long been focused on running mobile apps, but in recent years, features aimed at developers and power users have begun pushing its boundaries. One exciting frontier: running full Linux graphical (GUI) applications on Android devices. What was once a novelty is now gradually becoming more viable, and recent developments point toward much smoother, GPU-accelerated Linux GUI experiences on Android.

This article covers Fedora 43 Beta’s September 2025 release, featuring Wayland-only GNOME, a new WebUI installer with DNF5, updated toolchains, and key deprecations ahead of the final launch.

In this article, we’ll unpack what Newton is, how its architecture stands out, the role the Linux Foundation will play, early use cases and challenges, and what this could mean for the future of robotics and simulation.

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This article explains Denmark’s 2025 shift from Microsoft Office 365 to LibreOffice, highlighting goals of digital sovereignty, cost savings, phased adoption, and the challenges of compatibility and training.

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In June 2025, the Qt team officially rolled out Qt Creator 17, marking a notable milestone for developers who rely on this IDE for cross-platform Qt, C++, QML, and Python work. While there are many changes under the hood, two of the spotlighted improvements are its updated default visual style and significant enhancements in how CMake is supported. Below, we’ll explore these in depth, assess their impact, and offer guidance on how to adopt the new features smoothly.

This article explains how Windows 11 enhances WSL with GPU acceleration and faster Linux kernel upgrades, enabling developers to run demanding workloads like AI, media, and modern Linux tools more efficiently inside Windows.

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In this article, you’ll discover how GNOME 48 refines the desktop experience with a sleeker Settings interface, vibrant HDR visuals, and precise fractional scaling for modern displays.

This article explores the rise of security-focused Linux distributions, explaining how they protect user privacy, the unique features they offer, and why more people are turning to them amid growing digital surveillance concerns.

In this article, you’ll learn how Flatpak’s sandbox, and how it can be compromised through misconfigurations, unpatched vulnerabilities, and ecosystem delays, and what proactive measures can strengthen its security.