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Brain Trainer » Linux Magazine - Vimarsana News

Brain Trainer » Linux Magazine

Gbrainy can help you develop your logical thinking skills with a collection of brain teasers.

Perfect References » Linux Magazine - Vimarsana News

Perfect References » Linux Magazine

Reference management software like Zotero helps you easily record and organize citations and create bibliographies.

Zorin OS » Linux Magazine - Vimarsana News

Zorin OS » Linux Magazine

Artyom and Kyrill Zorin set out to design a user-friendly operating system, resulting in Zorin OS, a favorite among new users. Bruce talks to Artyo...

Armbian 21.05 Now Available » Linux Magazine - Vimarsana News

Armbian 21.05 Now Available » Linux Magazine

Jack Wallen The Armbian developers have released the latest update to the Debian-based Linux distribution geared for ARM and embedded devices. For anyone that makes use of ARM-based architecture, you have a friend in Armbian, which is a Debian-based Linux distribution, purpose-built for ARM and embedded devices (including development boards and Linux phones). Armbian is a simple-to-use, lightweight, secure Linux distribution, optimized for ARM-based hardware. This new release includes the 5.11 kernel, which now includes support for the Orange Pi R1 Plus as well as improved NVIDIA ...

Microsoft Edge Chromium-based web browser for Linux achieves Beta status - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Edge Chromium-based web browser for Linux achieves Beta status

When Microsoft first announced it was bringing Edge to Linux, I was less than enthusiastic about it. In fact, I declared that I would never install the web browser on my own Linux computer. To this day, I have yet to install Edge for Linux, although my stance is softening a bit. Mozilla Firefox is feeling stagnant, while I am troubled by the FLoC situation with Google Chrome. Could Microsoft Edge for Linux be in my future?