Tag: foss
ProtonVPN’s Free Android Plan Goes Account-Free
Swiss privacy giant ProtonVPN has made its free Android service even more accessible by eliminating the mandatory account creation for users. This move simplifies the process of securing your mobile internet connection without compromising on core functio...
Firefox Embraces AI for Smarter Browsing
Mozilla Firefox, the privacy-focused web browser, is diving into the world of artificial intelligence with an experimental feature currently in development. This integration, currently available in the Firefox Nightly build, allows users to interact with...
Open-Source Photo Editor Darktable Unveils Feature-Packed Update with AI Integration
The popular open-source photo editor darktable has released version 4. 8, bringing a wave of improvements for photographers of all levels. This update strikes a balance between introducing powerful new features and streamlining existing functionalities. O...
Code for Collaboration
Free and open-source software (FOSS) has become a cornerstone of the digital age. Unlike proprietary software with its locked-away code and restrictive licenses, FOSS thrives on transparency and collaboration. This software’s source code is freely availab...
Databricks Tears Down Data Silos with Open-Source Unity Catalog
Databricks, a leader in the data and AI space, has taken a significant step towards fostering a more collaborative data ecosystem. On June 12, 2024, they announced the open-sourcing of Unity Catalog, their flagship metadata management tool. This move aims...
Chromebooks Get AI Boost with Android Tech Integration
Google is revving up ChromeOS with the help of its mobile operating system, Android. By incorporating key aspects of Android, including its Linux kernel, Google aims to significantly accelerate the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) features to...
New Language Bridges the Gap
For decades, Bash scripting has been the foundation of automating tasks in Linux environments. But for newcomers, especially Gen Z coders accustomed to modern high-level languages like Python and JavaScript, the cryptic syntax and quirks of Bash can be a...
ActivityWatch Resurges with Feature-Rich Update
Fans of privacy-focused time tracking rejoice!After a year-long hiatus from major releases, the open-source application ActivityWatch is back with a bang. Version 0. 13. 0 boasts a significant overhaul, thanks to the tireless efforts of over 25 contributo...
Houston Tests the Waters with Self-Driving Cars Again
Cruise, a company specializing in self-driving car technology, is reintroducing its autonomous vehicles to the streets of Houston for testing purposes. This move comes alongside a significant investment of $850 million from General Motors, Cruise’s primar...
blendOS v4 Unveils Declarative System and Android Apps
Tech enthusiasts excited about a versatile and secure Linux experience have reason to rejoice. The latest iteration of blendOS, a unique take on Arch Linux, has arrived with a significant upgrade – built-in support for Android applications. This innovativ...