If you’ve spent any time managing software on a Debian-based Linux system (like Ubuntu or Debian itself), you’re likely familiar with apt and aptitude. While apt is generally the go-to for many, aptitude offers some powerful features, particularly when it comes to understanding software dependencies....
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The buzz has been building, and now it’s official: Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10 has landed. While some keen observers noted its quiet emergence on the Red Hat Customer Portal a few days prior, the formal announcement at Red Hat Summit 2025 has truly...
How to Upgrade to Windows 11 and Bypass Hardware Requirements
posted by: Nishant Kaushal
April 21, 2025
As Windows 10 approaches its end of life in October 2025, many users are considering upgrading to Windows 11. However, the journey may not be straightforward for everyone, particularly if your PC doesn’t meet the system requirements. The end of life for Windows 10 is...
Canonical has released Ubuntu 25.04, codenamed “Plucky Puffin”, the latest iteration of its popular Linux distribution. This release continues Ubuntu’s tradition of delivering cutting-edge open-source technology, combined with a user-friendly experience for developers, businesses, and everyday users. Ubuntu has a fixed release cycle for its...
The Fedora Project, a community-driven, open-source Linux distribution sponsored primarily by Red Hat, Inc., today announced the general availability of Fedora 42. This latest release continues Fedora’s tradition of delivering cutting-edge free and open-source software, providing developers, enthusiasts, and users with the newest technologies and...
Google’s Android Strategy: The Paradox of Private Development, Public Source
posted by: Nishant Kaushal
March 28, 2025
Google’s Android operating system has long been lauded as a beacon of open-source collaboration. However, recent years have witnessed a shift in Google’s development approach, leading to a seemingly paradoxical situation: Android development becoming increasingly private, while the project remains fundamentally open source. This shift...
Celebrating 20 Years of Ubuntu: A Journey of Innovation and Community
posted by: Nishant Kaushal
October 21, 2024
Ubuntu, one of the most popular Linux distributions, has reached a significant milestone: its 20th anniversary. Since its inception in 2004, Ubuntu has grown from a small, community-maintained project to a leading operating system used by millions worldwide. Today, as it celebrates its 20th anniversary,...
In a significant move, with the release of Windows 11 version 24H2, Microsoft retires WordPad. The application will no longer be included in future versions of Windows, and it has been officially added to the list of deprecated featuresh. This marks the end of an...
Windows 11 24H2 Update: The OS Swap Method Explained
posted by: Nishant Kaushal
October 4, 2024
The Windows 11 24H2 update, introduces a significant change in how the operating system is updated. This update employs the “OS swap” method, a departure from the traditional servicing technology used in previous updates. Let’s explore what this means and its implications for users and...
Apple’s iOS 18, a significant update to its mobile operating system, is packed with innovative features designed to enhance user experience and privacy. Released in September 2024, iOS 18 introduces a range of enhancements across various areas, including: The highlight of the release – Enhanced...