CachyOS
What's new in CachyOS this April
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Jordan Gloor
Jordan Gloor is a journalist of over five years, having covered tech, agriculture, and local history. He likes to tinker with computers in his free time, especially in self-hosting and the Linux desktop. He also enjoys drinking hot tea and gardening.
Linux Apps
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Software Updates
Open source gaming is literally looking better
Godot is gaining high dynamic range output capabilities with version 4.7.
Linux Laptops
You're getting 10 ports on this new Linux laptop from System76
One of them is a sort of surprising OCuLink port, in case you have an external GPU lying around.
Ubuntu
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curl
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Bug reports written by LLMs are coming in big waves, and they can't just be dismissed as slop anymore.
Linux Laptops
A rare Linux-first touchscreen laptop has arrived
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RISC-V
QEMU has bad 32-bit news and good RISC-V news
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Kubuntu
What's new in Kubuntu 26.04 LTS, available now for download
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DietPi
DietPi adds support for a new monitoring app and a new board
The April update also removes an old RSS reader.
Linux Apps
New to you? 3 useful Linux apps you should try
Take a look at this video editor, feed reader, and program killer.
KDE
Power users will love these new KDE app features
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