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Microsoft pulls the plug on WordPad, the world's least favorite text editor
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Code archaeologist digs up oldest known ancestor of MS-DOS
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What if Microsoft had given us Windows XP 2024?
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Windows keyboards to get a Copilot key – but how quickly will users jump?
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Windows boss takes on taskbar turmoil, pledges to 'make Start menu great again'
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In surprise move, Gentoo Linux starts offering binaries
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Valve celebrates New Year by blowing off Steam support for Windows 7 and 8
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Windows 11 unable to escape the shadow of Windows 10
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War of the workstations: How the lowest bidders shaped today's tech landscape
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Windows 12: Savior of PC makers, or just an apology for Windows 11?
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Asahi's Fedora remix dazzles and baffles on Apple Silicon
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Microsoft prescribes command-line surgery for HP Smart app malady
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Microsoft offers rollback for those affected by Windows wireless futility
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Debian preps ground to drop 32-bit x86 as separate edition
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Doom is 30, and so is Windows NT. How far we haven't come
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Microsoft puts the 'why?' in Wi-Fi with latest Windows patch
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CLIs are simply wizard at character building. Let’s not keep them to ourselves
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Linux Kernel of the Beast 6.6.6 exorcised by angelic 6.6.7 update
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Linux Mint 21.3 and Zorin 17 are beta buddies
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Microsoft floats bringing a text editor back to the CLI
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Kernel kerfuffle kiboshes Debian 12.3 release
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Microsoft to intro dedicated mode for Cloud PCs
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Messed up metadata could be to blame for Microsoft's Windows printer woes
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Systemd 255 is here with improved UKI support
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Microsoft's code name for 64-bit Windows was also a dig at rival Sun
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Red Hat greases migration to RHEL for CentOS 7 holdouts
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Microsoft confirms Smart App issue renaming everyone's printers to HP
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Steam client drops support on macOS, but adds it on Linux
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Cinnamon and KDE sync version numbers in desktop sibling rivalry
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Small but mighty, 9Front's 'Humanbiologics' is here for the truly curious
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HP printer software turns up uninvited on Windows systems
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Wayland takes the wheel as Red Hat bids farewell to X.org
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Microsoft opens sources ThreadX under MIT license
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Tiny11 shrinks Windows 11 23H2 down to pocket size
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Data-destroying defect found after OpenZFS 2.2.0 release
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Do we really need another non-open source available license?
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Revival of Medley/Interlisp: Elegant weapon for a more civilized age sharpened up again
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Rocky Linux and Oracle Unbreakable Linux also hit 9.3
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Microsoft unleashes Copilot preview on Windows 10 insiders
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Will anybody save Linux on Itanium? Absolutely not
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Ubuntu Budgie switches its approach to Wayland
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Linux Deepin's big brother claims it's hit three million installs
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Copilot coming to Windows 10 to help navigate the OS's twilight years
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Windows users can soon ditch Bing, Edge, other bundleware – but only in the EU
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Canonical intros Microcloud: Simple, free, on-prem Linux clustering
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RHEL and Alma Linux 9.3 arrive – one is free, one merely free of charge
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SUSE CTO talks about OpenELA and keeping customer trust
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Ubuntu for Arm64 laptops (plus RISC kit)
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Canonical shows how to use Snaps without the Snap Store
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Fedora 39 waves goodbye to modularity, but has enough spins to make your head spin
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