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Published on December 2, 2025, FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE marks a significant milestone for this powerful Unix-like operating system. This latest version introduces numerous changes and improvements, all designed to

We know that Linux is the most secure and reliable open source operating system. When choosing Linux for a computer, we can try any distributions we like, such

Gnome 3.4, the third stable release in the 3.x series, is here. We couldn’t wait to try it out, since the last year has revealed Gnome 3 to

Does Evil Nick have a pencil eraser? Why? It used to be just such the way on the path of Ubuntu – the OS was infallible and therefore,

RPM is one of the two most popular package management systems for Linux. Although originally designed for Red Hat Linux, it is now used by many distributions. Currently

What’s New in FreeBSD 9.0 This article provides an overview of some of the new features available in FreeBSD 9.0. FreeBSD 9.0-RELEASE introduces many new features which benefit

Company Canonical has presented the first prototype of Ubuntu TV In passing in these days of international Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas company Canonical has presented the

OpenBSD 5.0 review Pro-active security – it sounds pretty buzzwordish, but that’s what the OpenBSD team strives for. The small group of developers, led by the outspoken and

Until the release of Ubuntu 11.04, Gnome 2.x seemed to have become the standard desktop interface for Linux. It was the default for Ubuntu, Fedora and Linux Mint,

Ubuntu There will be two major Ubuntu releases in 2012 – , also known as Precise Pangolin, and the as-yet-unnamed 12.10 release in October. 12.04 is a long-term