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Mozilla has announced a new major release Firefox 65 Desktop and Mobile web browsers. Firefox 65 web browser brings several new features and bug fixes. Let’s take a quick look on the recent changes. What’s new in Mozilla Firefox 65 Enhanced tracking protection for a better control of your privacy while browsing websites with a […] The post Mozilla Firefox 65 Brings better Image and Video Compress…

Late in December 2018, Flatpak developer “Matthias Clasen” has announced some of the new features and functionalities that we would expect on the upcoming release of Flatpak. Let’s check the recent changes on Flatpak 1.2. Flatpak is package management solution with the advantage of using “Sandbox” technology to create isolated environments for installed applications. Flatpak […] The post Flatpak …

Recently a security vulnerability has been discovered that affect many Debian based Linux distributions. APT is one of the commonly used package managers for Debian based Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Elementary OS, and more. Max Justicz has discovered a vulnerability on APT package manager earlier which allows intruder to use APT package […] The post APT Package Manager Vulnera…

Oracle has announced their new major release VirtualBox 6.0. The recent release comes with several new features, user interface enhancements and many bug fixes. VirtualBox is a free and Open Source Hypervisor for hosting virtual machines on Linux, Solaris, MAC OS X, Microsoft Windows. Exporting virtual machines to Oracle cloud infrastructure is an a quite […] The post VirtualBox 6.0 Supports Expo…

Here we are going to take a screenshot tour of the latest release Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish). Let’s go through the recent changes since the earlier long term support release Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver). Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) introduces major user interface changes and more mature interface since Canonical decided ditching Unity desktop environment. Cosmic […] The post Ubuntu 18.…

The latest stable release Ubuntu 18.10 with a code name (Cosmic Cuttlefish) has been released. Ubuntu 18.10 comes with 7 different flavours, Kubuntu, Lubuntu, Ubuntu Budgie, Ubuntu Kylin, Ubuntu Mate, Ubuntu Studio, Xubuntu, and the main release Ubuntu with Gnome desktop environment. Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) comes with Linux Kernel 4.18 which brings a better […] The post Ubuntu 18.10 (Cos…

Early this month the Beta release of Linux Mint 19 was released. The Final release Linux Mint 19 with code name “Tara” is now available to download with 3 desktop environments Cinnamon, Mate and Xfce. We already covered what’s new in Linux Mint 19 in a previous post. But, let’s recap key features in Linux […] The post Linux Mint 19 “Tara” Has Been Released appeared first on LinuxNov .

The last maintenance for the long term support release Debian 8.11 (Jessie) has been released. Debian 8.11 brings several bug fixes and resolved various security issues. Check the release notes and update instructions down below. Debian 8.11 received tons of updates addressing security issues for many packages such as Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Thunderbird, Asterisk for […] The post Debian 8.11 Has…

Three months ago, the major release Krita 4.0 was released with tons of bug fixes and many features. Here’s a new development release of the upcoming major release Krita 4.1. Let’s check the expected features in the upcoming major release Krita 4.1. Krita is a free and open source software competitor to many of currently […] The post Krita 4.1 Beta Comes with a New Reference Images Tool and Suppo…

Here’s a simple Gnome Shell plugin to make your windows semi transparent on movement or resizing the window size. So, you can have a quick peek of the background when you move any window over the desktop and even between different workspaces. Download Transparent Window Moving Gnome Shell Extension If you already have Gnome Shell […] The post How To Make Windows Transparent on Movements For Gnome…