Thunderbird announces Thundermail and Thunderbird Pro Services, Firefox enables HEVC playback on Linux, Windows 95 on Fedora, and April Fools' tech articles are awesome!

Linux kernel 6.14 enhances gaming performance, Haiku gains an Nvidia Vulkan driver, Raspberry Pi releases a PoE injector, and a mobile streaming rig is built with Bella.

After years in development, GIMP 3.0 is out with a gang of new features. Raspberry Pi announces a high-performance, secure microcontroller. We discuss gaming on ARM in 2025, and a Pico-powered calculator project.

Microsoft is shutting down Skype, FireFox adds official support for ARM, Mozilla backtracks on data privacy, Argon One teases a laptop case for the Compute Module 5, and DIGG is staging a comeback.

Framework announces an itsy-bitsy desktop PC, hiding Reddit in a terminal, an operating system in the browser that runs Half-Life, and what counts as self-hosting in 2025?

System stress testing utility OCCT is coming to Linux; CrowView releases a portable workstation for Pi-like devices; GIMP inches ever closer to a 3.0 release; and Asahi Linux changes its governance model.

Running Linux inside a *.pdf, Adafruit's new Jam, Argon One V5 case review, and 12-core ARM madness from Radxa.

RISC-V mainboards from Framework, sniffing traffic with Sniffnet, old people like forums, AI detection from Mozilla, and a RasPi 0 with a mechanical keyboard.

Ubuntu LTS gets Kernel 6.11 and Mesa 24, Liberux NEXX announces a Linux-powered smartphone, Bitwig is making an audio interface, and the Pebble smartwatch is back from the dead!

This week, we discuss essential Linux applications, explore the exciting new features of Linux Kernel 6.13, and discover how to control FFmpeg with natural language commands. Plus, we'll discuss Nvidia's plans for a consumer-friendly ARM chip.