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OBS Studio Review: The most powerful screen capture tool money can't buy
OBS Studio is a fantastic tool for capturing gameplay videos, but it's not for novices.
LibreOffice 6 review: The open-source favorite gets an update
This Office alternative gets even better with productivity improvements.
Open source turns 20: How Linux, Raspberry Pi, Chromium and more are influencing PCs
It's been 20 years since the term open source was coined by the Open Source Initiative, and computers haven't been the same since.
Hands-on: The Purism Librem 15 builds serious security into a slender laptop
The Librem 15 offers both hardware and software privacy and security features in an attractive, open-source-friendly package.
Pop! OS Linux from System76 is a rare DIY distro from a hardware vendor
Pop! goes the penguinn
Sync your files for free, and maintain privacy, using open-source Syncthing
Linux-based Syncthing lets you sync data for free and control who's is able to see it.
How will future cars stay up-to-date? Make them open like a PC
The future may seem bright for the car. A whole host of technologies -- including self-driving systems – is set to reinvent the vehicle, and make it more computerized than ever.
AT&T trials open switches for better future services
A coast-to-coast network trial by AT&T last month, using open-source "white box" switches, pointed toward an imagined future of more reliable services that may come quicker than some people think.
New ONOS release helps automate network configuration
The latest update to the ONOS open networking operating system should make it easier to automatically configure devices and services on a network.
Why you might want to skip Ubuntu 17.04 (or not)
Long-term support (LTS) versions of Ubuntu are released in even-numbered years. The new Ubuntu coming out in April will only be supported until 2019.
How WebAssembly can transform how we use apps and the web
WebAssembly's embedded binary format has the ability to speed up performance and make applications available across platforms.
Wind River uses virtualization to turn M2M into IoT
Wind River, an IoT software division of Intel, wants to help industrial users bring their legacy machine-to-machine systems into the age of open source and cloud computing.
Discover the power of Bash, the Linux command line tool hiding in Windows 10
Windows devs have a new weapon in the age-old Windows-vs-Linux battle: The Linux command line itself
Kernel 4.10 gives Linux support for AMD Ryzen multithreading
AMD adds support for Zen's SMT in kernel code.
How to format an SD card in Linux
This command line tutorial will help you to format a Micro SD card, SD card and any USB storage device with fat32 partition.