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Ubuntu: Entroware, 7 Best Games Available on the Snap Store, Ubuntu Server, AMDVLK and Trisquel GNU/Linux

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 9th of January 2019 12:06:19 PM Filed under
Ubuntu
  • Entroware Launches Ubuntu Linux AIO PC With 6-Core Intel CPU

    All-in-one PC is a pretty cool thing for people short on space or who simply prefer a neat desk. And just in case you are a Linux fan too, we have some good news for you!

    The UK-based PC manufacturer Entroware, which specializes in custom Linux systems, has launched the new Ares PC. This all-in-one PC is shipped with Ubuntu or Ubuntu MATE, and is great for home, office, business, and classrooms use.

  • 7 Best Games Available on the Snap Store

    In this post we list the best Ubuntu games that are available to install as Snap apps, for free, from the official Snapcraft store.

    No PPAs, no shady repos, and no tar.gz bundles to grapple with. Just 7 standout games packaged in the sandboxed Snap app format.

    Sadly the latest AAA blockbuster Linux game releases that get headlines don’t (currently) distribute themselves through the Snap store.

  • Ubuntu Server development summary – 08 January 2019
  • AMDVLK 2019.Q1.1 Radeon Vulkan Driver Build Now Available For Ubuntu

    AMD developers have now offered up an AMDVLK Vulkan driver build for Ubuntu as a Debian package based upon yesterday's source drop. 

    Yesterday AMD developers did their first AMDVLK open-source push of 2019. That first update in nearly a month updated against the Vulkan 1.1.96 headers, added GPU memory references to software compositing images, clean-ups for the barrier handling, various PAL and LLPC fixes, and other changes.

  • Trisquel Friendly Manual Part 5: Getting More Software

    After examples of productive activities, I think it's time to know the ways to install more software on Trisquel GNU/Linux. Officially there is one way: run you Synaptic Package Manager and get software with it. This way gets you software from official Trisquel repository. That is the normal way we get more software on Trisquel. I will discuss how to do it first using Synaptic with internet access and later with Terminal without internet access. I consider it's enough to just download everything from official repository without third-party ones as it's guaranteed to be 100% free software. I hope this will help you a lot and make you days using Trisquel much more easier.

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