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The Slackware-based PorteuX 2.4 distribution, inspired by Slax and Porteus and designed to be super fast, small, portable, modular, and immutable, is out today with various updates and changes. Powered by the latest and greatest […]
Nigerian mobile networks now use a unified set of USSD codes for common services like airtime recharge ( *311** 311 **311*) and data balance ( *323** 323 **323*); however, individual network codes still exist for […]
GSM network codes GSM network codes Some characters explained * activate ** register and activate *# check status # unregister ## unregister and deactivate The codes are used by for example writing ##002# and the […]
Written by Michael Larabel in Wayland Hyprland 0.52 is available today as the latest feature update for this alternative Wayland compositor. Hyprland 0.52 brings a new “forceidle” dispatcher, support for setting a rotation for each […]
By James Cusworth Times are changing. For Linux gamers on Steam, the October 2025 Steam Hardware & Software Survey has shown the community crossing the 3% market share mark. This upward trend has been clear […]
Written by Michael Larabel in Apple on 19 August 2025 While the Linux v6.17 merge window only wrapped up earlier this month, Apple Silicon DeviceTree “DT” updates have already begun queuing for the Linux 6.18 […]
by Joey Sneddon September 25, 2023 Ticketbooth is a neat Linux app with one purpose: to help you keep track of the Movies and TV shows you want to watch. The few streaming services I […]
by Joey Sneddon June 18, 2023 A new app available from Flathub makes it easy to edit short videos on Linux. The GTK4/libadwaita app Footage is not a fully-fledged video editor but it is a […]
by Joey Sneddon June 8, 2023 Want to use ChatGPT on Linux without a web browser? I took a look at Bavarder, a GTK ChatGPT app for Linux recently (note: this app also supports a […]