Ready to open the can of worms that is Linux customisation? With the help of some GNOME extensions, you can get started with not only customising your desktop's looks, but how it works; and start making it work for you. Read more here.
Atari is releasing a Linux-based version of the classic console sometime next year. The company recently posted photos of the joystick on its Facebook page and it stays true to the original.
Are you not happy with the default font used in the GNOME's top bar and places such as the Activities overview? Just change it!
KDE Plasma 5 owners can check out the Dex Icon Theme available in the KDE store for free. The theme brings a Samsung Galaxy S8 type design to the Linux OS, providing a very clean and fresh look.
The upcoming Ubuntu 18.04 release will come with a new icon theme, inspired by the Suru icon theme originally made for Ubuntu Phone. Convergence may have been cancelled, but its spirit is still alive at Canonical.
ChromeOS is not usually considered first-choice for productivity functions; however, Google seems to wish to facilitate such needs anyway, as the latest Canary build of ChromeOS adds multi-monitor window snapping functionality. Read more here!
If you're still enjoying using Unity, you might be interested in a possible Ubuntu spin that uses the familiar desktop environment.
Are you planning to spend a lot of time in Bash? Why not make your terminal just a little bit more personal? Today, we'll walk you through how to customise your Bash prompt to your liking.
Fedora 27 has been officially released, bringing the newest GNOME, updated LibreOffice, and many under-the-hood changes; now available for you to try!
Mozilla has released the latest overhaul of their popular web browser, Firefox. Version 57 of the browser brings a redesigned user interface, insane performance improvements, and much more!