Notice: This is an older newsletter; many links were lost in the migration process. Click this link for an archive of the old newsletter site. This last week saw major releases of various projects, featuring Elementary, LibreOffice, and the KDE…
Troubles for Open Source Software at the European Commission On the 15th of September 2022, the European Commission has published the European Cyber Resilience Act. The goal is to have a common set of cybersecurity standards that would be able…
A sneak peek to Unity 7.7 Rudra Saraswat, the maintainer of Ubuntu Unity, has published a blogpost asking for feedback on the upcoming version of the Unity desktop. He showcased many of the changes that the update will bring, starting…
Welcome to the new year! News is lighter this go around. Feel free to share with your friends! I hope you all have a great start to the year. Linux market share is rising! There are more and more people…
MAJOR investments, new hardware, huge updates, and more in this week of the TechHut Newsletter. First, in some TechHut news, this is a reminder to everyone that soon we will be shutting down our Patreon in favor for this platform.…
Welcome to the 6th edition of the TechHut Newsletter. There is some huge news this week in tech and open source! Asahi Linux brings Hardware Acceleration to Linux on Apple Silicon Asahi has announced their first release of Apple Silicon…
Creating a basic Apache web server is often the first step in your web development journey. Apache is the base requirement for many web applications and products. Better yet, you can use an Apache web server to host your self-made…
Welcome to the fifth edition of the TechHut Newsletter. Big thank you to all that has signed up. We are quickly approaching 300 subscribers! I’m glad you all are enjoying it and if you have any feedback feel free to…
Thunderbird teases “Supernova” Massive Update In its latest announcement, the Thunderbird team has teased a “Supernova” update for 2023. This will come with a complete redesign, but big features too. The most interesting one is Firefox Sync, which will allow…
Near the end of 2020, Red Hat decided to kill CentOS as we know it—kind of. We’ll get that a bit later. But for now, let’s examine Red Hat Enterprise Linux and all of the clones and forks that we…
Lots of interesting things over the last two weeks. We have some major releases, applications going open source, some more Xbox news and more. This is our 3rd edition and talk you all so much for being apart of this.…
Nothing is better than sitting back and playing some of your favorite games when you were a kid, or even better, showing the next generation some awesome games we grew up with. In this guide, we will set up our…
