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Fedora 26 will reach its End of Life on June 1, 2018. Read this article to find out what steps you should take to keep your systems current.

If you're one of Coursera user, here is a good news for you! Now you can Download Coursera videos using a script called "Coursera-dl" in Linux.

The default network configuration was improved as well

LG has launched a new 38-inch curved monitor with a basic PC built-in — and, rather awesomely, it supports Ubuntu. Although LG pitches the device as a

Users can also update to Fedora 27, supported until December

Lan Share helps you easily transfer files from Windows to Linux and back the other way securely, PC to PC, using your local network.

Google has started rolling out the latest stable release of Google Chrome, i.e., Chrome 67. It's intended for the users of Windows, macOS, and Linux who will receive it in the next few days.

SEGA Mega Drive & Genesis Classics is out now for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows and (drum roll) Linux. The £25/$30 compilation includes 53 games

Don't limit yourself to streaming only Steam games from PC to TV. With a Raspberry Pi, you can stream ANY game installed on your computer---without worrying about Steam Link!

The patch addresses a total of four security vulnerabilities

It also supports the PlayStation 4 Pro models

Now supports only 64-bit PCs as 32-bit support is deprecated

Retro gaming fans can now 'preorder' the Atari VCS on crowdfunding site IndieGoGo. The Atari VCS is a Linux-powered games console featuring a case design

Phoronix is the leading technology website for Linux hardware reviews, open-source news, Linux benchmarks, open-source benchmarks, and computer hardware tests.

The proof-of-concept created by the researchers enabled them to harvest data like the profile picture, username, and 'like' status of unsuspecting visitors, the researchers said in their blog post. All of this could be done in the background when a user visits…