Fedora 36, RHEL 9, KDE Connect for iPhone, GNOME Boxes Tip and More Linux Stuff

[View in browser]( Weekly Newsletter #2022.17 Hi , Plenty of new stuff :) [Fedora 36 is finally released]( this week. Feel free to check out this [comparison of Fedora 35 and Fedora 36](. And if you decide to use Fedora 36, do go through the list of recommended [things to do after installing Fedora 36](. [RHEL 9]( also arrived this week. Privacy-focused distro [Tails also sees a new major version release](. Mozilla released the [100th version of its flagship Firefox web browser](. That's not it. The stable version of [Docker Desktop is now available for Linux](. The awesome [KDE Connect tool arrived on Apple's App Store](. This means you can connect your iPhone and Linux desktop easily. In the previous newsletter, you learned about [GNOME's new text editor](. That's not the only new stuff from GNOME. It also has a [brand new terminal app](. I noticed a small issue with AppImage not opening in Ubuntu 22.04. Wrote a [quick article on resolving the issue](. GNOME Boxes is an awesome tool for creating virtual machines on Linux. It's not straightforward to know how to share files between the guest and VMs so I wrote a [detailed tutorial on this subject](. I'll also cover GNOME Boxes in a detailed guide later. For some reasons, Notepad++ still fascinates many users and yet it is not available on Linux despite being open source. There is a new [reimplementation of Notepad++ for Linux users](. Software highlight of this week is [HydraPaper](, a tool for people with dual monitor setup. In essential Linux learning, get familiar with the [tar]( and [source]( commands. That's it for this edition. Keep on Linux-ing :) Your Support Matters [Donate here]( DRM-free eBooks from Humble Bundle Python programming for beginners and pros Plus up your skills using the popular Python coding language with the latest book bundle from No Starch Press! Whether you’re just getting started or looking for guidance on particular applications, you’ll find it in the digital pages of Python Crash Course, Make Python Talk, Invent Your Own Computer Games with Python, and more. Plus, your purchase helps support the Python Software Foundation! [Get it from $1]( If curl is downloading HTML instead of the actual archive file, use it like this: curl -JLO URL_of_the_file The first real time collaborative editing was done in 1968 in a demonstration by Douglas Engelbart. This event is known as "The Mother of All Demos". Linux Humor [Follow us on Instagram]( [facebook]( [twitter]( [linkedin]( [youtube]( It's FOSS SA 14/96-55, Sarangnath Colony, Sarnath, Varanasi India You received this email because you signed up on our website. If you don't want to receive the emails anymore, click on the subscribe link below: [Unsubscribe](