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  • @omgubuntu
    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 13/08/2026

    #GeForce_Now’s Linux app drops its beta tag, gets Flatpak repo
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/nvidia-geforce-now-linux-stable

    GeForce Now’s native Linux app has exited beta after seven months of testing, with official support for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and later. The app is a frontend for #NVIDIA’s game streaming service, with over 4,500 PC titles running in the cloud on Nvidia servers. Users get GeForce RTX-class performance, ray tracing and DLSS without the need to own the relevant hardware. In a blog post to announce its ‘graduation’ from beta, Nvidia say GeForce NOW for Linux has picked up “performance, stability and polish” improvements thanks to community feedback during the beta test period. The company also touches on some […] You’re reading GeForce NOW’s Linux app drops its beta tag, gets Flatpak repo, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 12/08/2026

    #LightDM returns from the dark with first release in 4 years
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/lightdm-new-release-new-maintainers

    LightDM, Ubuntu’s former display manager, has had its first new release in four years – and the first under a new set of maintainers. LightDM v1.33.0 is a ‘catch up’ release that adds Qt6 support (Qt5 still works, don’t worry) and clears a backlog of fixes that had built up since the previous release in 2022. There shouldn’t be any breaking changes either, per the release notes. While it might sound like a sudden revival of a legacy effort, LightDM is still widely used by Linux distributions and desktops. LightDM: what is it? LightDM is a backend that handles logging […] You’re reading LightDM returns from the dark with first release in 4 years, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 12/08/2026

    GNOME 51 could bring a floating search overlay to the Shell
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/gnome-51-search-redesign

    The next version of GNOME Shell, out in September, is likely to include a redesigned search experience. In current versions of the desktop, when you start a search from the GNOME Shell overview, a dedicated search results screen replaces the one you’re looking at, i.e., the workspace row and dash (aka dock) are obscured. GNOME’s design team has long wanted to adopt a ‘semantic’ layout, whereby search results appear in an overlay that ‘spawns out of the search entry’ box and sits over the screen that triggered it. This concept has been explored and detailed in mockups over the years. […] You’re reading GNOME 51 could bring a floating search overlay to the Shell, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 11/08/2026

    ChatGPT desktop app is now available for Linux (in preview)
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/chatgpt-desktop-app-linux-preview

    OpenAI has announced a preview release of the official ChatGPT Desktop app for Linux. Compared to using ChatGPT in a browser tab, the GUI desktop app can run Codex in your local repos, hook into your other apps (via extensions) for ChatGPT Work related tasks and probe your local files without you having to upload anything elsewhere first. ChatGPT desktop for Linux joins Anthropic’s Claude desktop app for Linux, which entered beta last month. This announcement is about an official version of its full-fat desktop GUI app. You’ve no doubt seen plenty of unofficial wrappers around ChatGPT before now, and command-line […] You’re reading ChatGPT desktop app is now available for Linux (in preview), a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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  • @omgubuntu
    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 10/08/2026

    #Linux_Mint now deletes old kernel versions automatically
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/linux-mint-deletes-old-kernels-automatically

    Linux Mint has announced an overhaul in its kernel management, and will now automatically delete old kernels once a week. Kernel management is moving out of Update Manager and into the System Administration tool on both standard and LMDE versions and it will now tracks kernels by series rather than individual versions. You’ll get to choose which kernel series’ are tracked and how many older kernels within each series the system should keep (in addition to the one you’re booted on; it doesn’t yank out the rug under its own feet). Updates for tracked series’ kernels continue to appear in […] You’re reading Linux Mint now deletes old kernel versions automatically, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 10/08/2026

    #Linux_Mint 22.3 #HWE released with Linux kernel 7.0
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/linux-mint-linux-kernel-7-hwe

    A refreshed Linux Mint 22.3 (Zena) OS installer is available for download, powered by Linux kernel 7.0. The distro made the first Linux Mint 22.3 HWE ISO available in March, with an installer that boots Linux 6.17 by default. That image remains available to download alongside the newest one, which boots Linux 7.0, and the original Linux Mint 22.3 (Zena) ISO that boots Linux 6.14. The Linux Mint HWE images provide the same core Linux Mint 22.3 experience, still based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, but it all sits on top of a refreshed hardware stack. Existing Mint users don’t need […] You’re reading Linux Mint 22.3 HWE released with Linux kernel 7.0, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 9/08/2026

    #windows 11’s #weather app uses ~1GB of RAM – GNOME Weather needs 160MB
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/linux-vs-windows-weather-app-ram

    I was flummoxed to read a report on how much memory Microsoft’s Weather app uses on Windows 11 – more than 1GB just to render what is, ostensibly, a fancy table of stats. Less surprising is that the GNOME Weather app does the same job for under a fifth of the reported Windows figure, while Mousam, my go-to weather app, uses around a third of Microsoft’s effort (and with a nicer design, too). Not everyone on Windows 11 is seeing memory usage as high as the 1.1GB figure in the report by Windows Latest, but on my low-power Chuwi laptop […] You’re reading Windows 11’s Weather app uses ~1GB of RAM – GNOME Weather needs 160MB, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 9/08/2026

    #Orion for Linux beta updated with private browsing and link previews
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/orion-for-linux-0-4-1-beta

    Kagi has released a new beta of Orion for Linux, a WebKitGTK-based port of its macOS browser. Orion for Linux v0.4.1 builds on the v0.3.0 public beta, released in March, by adding more features available on its macOS and iOS versions. Private windows, a working (if bare-bones) download manager and a toolbar overflow menu that you can use to keep buttons out of sight without making them inaccessible are among those now included and functional in the native Linux port. Orion’s link preview feature also makes its way over. This does what it says: it previews link – not the […] You’re reading Orion for Linux beta updated with private browsing and link previews, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 8/08/2026

    Dynamic Music Pill adds word-by-word lyrics highlighting
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/dynamic-music-pill-update-lyrics

    An updated version of Dynamic Music Pill, the GNOME Shell extension to put #Now_Playing track info and lyrics in your panel or dock with animated flourishes, is out. If you’re prone some desk-side crooning, Dynamic Music Pill v1.3.0 brings two new lyrics provider APIs, BetterLyrics and BiniLyrics, with TTML parsing to provide word-by-word karaoke-style highlighting. If there’s word-level synced lyrics for the track being played, the extension shows them in the applet controller (click on the album art inside of to access the lyrics view) or the panel, depending on how you’ve configured it: Dynamic Music Pill can show […] You’re reading Dynamic Music Pill adds word-by-word lyrics highlighting, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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  • @omgubuntu
    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 7/08/2026

    #Calibre 9.13 fixes broken ebook search in the content server
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/calibre-9-13-bug-fix-update

    A new bug-fix release of Calibre, the open-source e-book manger, view and converter, is available for download. Calibre 9.13 fixes a number of PDF-related issues, including a conversion error that could occur on Linux distributions shipping an ‘ancient’ version of the libxml2 library, which is mainly older Debian installs. The cause was a clash between Qt’s GPU detection and Calibre’s PDF parser, which both need different versions of libxml2. Calibre now preloads the version it needs before Qt’s check can interfere, per the commit message. A regression in the Calibre 9.x series was causing internal links in PDF documents to […] You’re reading Calibre 9.13 fixes broken ebook search in the content server, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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  • @omgubuntu
    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 6/08/2026

    #Resources beta adds #powerpc temp, AMD NPU stats
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/resources-51-beta-npu-powerpc-temps

    Resources 51 beta, the system monitor Ubuntu now uses, adds AMD NPU stats, PowerPC CPU temps and alternative memory-usage metrics. You’re reading Resources beta adds PowerPC temp, AMD NPU stats, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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  • @omgubuntu
    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 5/08/2026

    #Rhythmbox 3.5 lets you sync your podcast listening across apps
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/rhythmbox-3-5-podcast-sync

    Rhythmbox 3.5.0 is out and it now lets you sync podcast subscriptions and listening progress across apps – the standout feature in the music player’s first major release in nine months You’re reading Rhythmbox 3.5 lets you sync your podcast listening across apps, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 4/08/2026

    Paprius icon set gets first update in a over year with 80+ new #Icons
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/paprius-icon-pack-sees-first-update-in-a-year-with-80-new-icons

    Fan of the the Papirus icon theme will be pleased to hear there a new update – the first since May 2025. For #papirus’s first update in 2026 (the tardiness of which its maintainer, Serhii Yeremenko, apologises) brings over 80 new icons or updated icons spanning apps, games and user-interface icons, plus new file mimetypes and revised symlinks. Frequent updates are why Papirus icons are popular with Linux users, and have been for such a long time. Often, Linux icon packs debut with a big bang, the momentum fuels a few revisions but then things go quiet as people and maintainers move […] You’re reading Paprius icon set gets first update in a over year with 80+ new icons, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 4/08/2026

    #Dropbeat is yet another flashy music controller for GNOME Shell
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/dropbeat-music-controller-gnome-extension

    Dropbeat is a new riff on an old tune, a panel-based music applet for GNOME Shell that gives you an alternate way to pause, play and skip tracks in MPRIS-friendly Linux media players. Applets of this ilk are legion, and this panel applet doesn’t do anything that different to ones you may have tried in the past or currently use (for all the bells and whistles, try the Dynamic Music Pill extension instead). But it does do some things differently. When installed, it adds a button to your panel that, when clicked, “shows a cool card to control your media […] You’re reading Dropbeat is yet another flashy music controller for GNOME Shell, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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  • @omgubuntu
    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 4/08/2026

    Ubuntu’s turning another system Deb package into a snap
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/ubuntu-hwctl-deb-to-snap-transition

    Ubuntu is moving #hwctl from Deb package to snap-only distribution, a change Canonical says improves security and desktop integration. You’re reading Ubuntu’s turning another system Deb package into a snap, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 3/08/2026

    Curl dropped from Ubuntu 26.04 minimal server images by mistake
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/ubuntu-2604-server-cloud-minimal-curl-missing

    Ubuntu 26.04 LTS’s minimal #cloud images have been missing curl – accidentally, it turns out, so Canonical has put it back. Curl is a commonly-used command-line tool for fetching files from remote servers. It’s called on in countless install scripts, CI pipelines and one-liners you’ve no doubt pasted into your terminal without thinking twice about. But the package has been missing from the server-cloud-minimal images of 26.04 to date. That caught those running pared-back cloud installs unawares, breaking expected workflows, has it had been available in previous versions. The manual fix is to install curl from the repos which, in […] You’re reading Curl dropped from Ubuntu 26.04 minimal server images by mistake, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 3/08/2026

    Linux App Release Roundup (July 2026)
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/linux-app-release-roundup-july-2026

    Check in for a roundup of the hottest Linux app release that landed in July 2026 (and not just hot because of the temperatures last month). Major updates last month included the Firefox 153 release, with container tabs confusing those who’ve had them for ages. It also finally rounded window bottom corners on GTK-based Linux desktops, Ubuntu included. But the slick system monitor Mission Center also dropped a big update. I recommend checking that out, especially if you’ve longed for a way to swot over power stats. Anthropic delivered a Linux beta of its Claude Desktop app, easily installed on […] You’re reading Linux App Release Roundup (July 2026), a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 2/08/2026

    Ubuntu’s ready for Alberta and Morocco’s time zone changes
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/08/ubuntu-alberta-morocco-time-change

    Times are changing, and Ubuntu’s keeping pace. In November, most of Canada will turn its clocks back an hour, but the Western Canadian province of Alberta won’t. It’s decided to stay on daylight saving time permanently rather than fall back to standard time as usual. Meanwhile, in September, Morocco is doing the reverse: after eight years of running an hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time, it’s going back to GMT. Ubuntu users in either location – or travelling to them – need their systems to be in sync time-wise, which is what a new update to the tzdata package does. It refreshes […] You’re reading Ubuntu’s ready for Alberta and Morocco’s time zone changes, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 1/08/2026

    Starling is a new Linux desktop built using AI in six months
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/07/starling-ai-built-linux-desktop

    Some Linux #desktop_environments were developed over decades, others in just a few years. Starling, which made the rounds online this week, claims to have been built by just one person in six months using AI coding tools. What’s more, a preview build is available as a .deb to install on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS. Yup, this isn’t a ChatGPT mockup but a real working demo. According to the project’s GitHub and website, a developer used AI to rewrite Flutter’s framework layer from Dart to Swift, and left its C++ rendering engine unchanged. A traditional desktop uses a windowing system but […] You’re reading Starling is a new Linux desktop built using AI in six months, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    LighthouseReports @lighthousereports via RSS 30/07/2026

    Congo’s Hidden Uranium Exports – Responses from relevant companies
    ▻https://www.lighthousereports.com/congos-hidden-uranium-exports-responses-from-relevant-companies

    Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs We are not aware of the situation you described. The Chinese government has consistently required […]

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 30/07/2026

    Mosaic is an i3-style auto-tiling extension for GNOME Shell
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/07/mosaic-automatic-window-tiling-gnome-shell

    Mosaic brings i3-style automatic tiling to GNOME Shell without asking you to choose it permanently. Turn it on when you want windows to arrange themselves, turn it off when you want floating windows back. The extension works with GNOME 45 and up, adding a toggle to Quick Settings to enable the auto-tiling mode. When off, you’re in floating mode (which still has tiling features). Expand the toggle to access more options or get at Mosaic’s settings. It’s the on-demand nature that makes Mosaic more interesting as a tool. When the auto-tiling mode is active (the toggle is turned on) all […] You’re reading Mosaic is an i3-style auto-tiling extension for GNOME Shell, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 29/07/2026

    Ubuntu 26.04 virtualization #HWE stack offers newer #QEMU & libvirt
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/07/ubuntu-26-04-virtualization-hwe-stack

    Ubuntu’s hardware enablement (HWE) effort has expanded to include backports of newer virtualisation tech to users of the current LTS release. The virtualization HWE stack from #Canonical will let users benefit from newer versions of QEMU, libvirt and related firmware on top of their exiting LTS install, refreshed every 6 months for 2 years, without the need to seek out via third-party repos. Or, to quote Canonical’s Ijlal Loutfi, it gives companies “the operational confidence of an LTS release, with a path to newer virtualization capabilities when they need them”. If you’re not familiar with the HWE, it’s what brings newer […] You’re reading Ubuntu 26.04 virtualization HWE stack offers newer QEMU & libvirt, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 28/07/2026

    #Mission_center update adds battery, partition and power draw stats
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/07/mission-center-battery-power-draw-reporting

    A new version of Linux system monitoring app Mission Center is available for download, adding new hardware stats, first-run setup prompt and bug fixes. Mission Center 1.2.0 adds a new Battery page in the Performance tab, surfaces per-partition usage details on the Disk page with free and used space and adds a graph to the bottom of the CPU page that can optionally show temperature, power draw or CPU frequency. The Memory page now shows compression (zRAM/zswap) stats, while the GPU page lets you switch the middle graph between Encode/Decode activity, power draw, clock speeds or temperature (depending on what […] You’re reading Mission Center update adds battery, partition and power draw stats, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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    OMG ! Ubuntu ! @omgubuntu via RSS CC BY 26/07/2026

    Chrome finally arrives on Arm64 Linux, Widevine DRM included
    ▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/07/chrome-arm64-linux-available

    You can now install an official #Google_Chrome build on Arm64 Linux devices, including the Raspberry Pi. Back in March, Google promised Chrome for Arm64 Linux in “Q2 2026” so users on SBCs, AI desktops and the growing-fleet of Snapdragon laptops out there, could use the flagship browser and benefit from the handful of extras it offers over a vanilla Chromium build. The search giant has said a whole lot about that effort since, but Arm64 builds of Chrome has recently been added to the browser’s official Linux repos for Debian and RPM-based Linux distributions – thanks Steven H. However, when I went […] You’re reading Chrome finally arrives on Arm64 Linux, Widevine DRM included, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.

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