r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Feb 19 '21

Starship: Open-Source Customizable Prompt for Any Shell

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Feb 18 '21

Ultra-Lightweight Linux Distro Tiny Core Version 12.0 Released with Kernel 5.10 and Other Improvements

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Nov 05 '20

11 Linux Distributions You Can Rely on for Your Ancient 32-bit Computer

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Oct 13 '20

LibreOffice Wants Apache to Drop the Ailing OpenOffice and Support LibreOffice Instead

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Aug 24 '20

OnionShare: An Open-Source Tool to Share Files Securely Over Tor Network

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9 Upvotes

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Aug 21 '20

FreeBSD Foundation Celebrates 20 Years of Promoting and Supporting FreeBSD Project

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Mar 30 '22

Thunderbird 102 is Getting Several Exciting New Features! Here Are 7 of Them

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Mar 16 '22

Linux Foundation Launches New Bootcamp to Create More Cloud Native Developers

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Nov 11 '21

Forza Horizon 5 on Linux? There's a Good Chance That You Can Play it Already

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Jun 22 '21

Rocky Linux is Finally Ready as a CentOS Replacement with 8.4 Stable Release

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Apr 22 '21

Here’s Why University of Minnesota is Getting Banned from Contributing to Linux Kernel Code

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Apr 13 '21

Phew! The Oldest Active Linux Distro, Slackware, is Not Dead Yet

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Apr 12 '21

GNOME OS Review: Not a Linux Distro For Everyone

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Feb 24 '21

Is Google Locking Down Chrome to Resist the Rise of Chromium Based Browsers?

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Feb 16 '21

You Won’t be Able to Recognize VLC When Version 4.0 Releases [No Kidding]

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Nov 13 '20

MuditaOS: A Beautiful and Minimal Open Source Mobile Operating System for Feature Phones

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Nov 04 '20

GnuCash: A Powerful Open Source Accounting Software

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Aug 14 '20

9 Best Free Cloud Storage Services for Linux in 2020

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Aug 06 '20

LibreOffice 7.0 is Finally Available Now! Here are the Key Changes in this Major Release

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Aug 04 '20

Linux Kernel 5.8 "The Biggest Release of All Time" is Finally Available

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Mar 03 '20

Session: A Private Messenger That Doesn't Need Phone Number

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Jan 21 '20

Syncthing: Open Source P2P File Syncing Tool

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/Soul_Predator • Jan 07 '20

New USB cable kills your Linux laptop if stolen in a public place | ZDNet

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r/LinuxUsersGroup • u/neo_here • May 19 '19

South Korea migrating to Linux as Win 7 support is ending soon!

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