WorthWatch Spend less time searching. Watch better.

Technology

LinuxNext

LinuxNext tracks Linux desktop development, open-source software, self-hosting, and the practical state of gaming through Proton, Steam, Wine, and related tools. Its recent output combines focused explainers and reviews with recurring bi-weekly Linux gaming roundups, covering projects such as KDE Plasma, COSMIC, UMU, and Mesa. It is a useful destination for Linux users who want current ecosystem coverage alongside hands-on setup and compatibility discussion.

Hidden GemTechnology

Editorially reviewed:

LinuxNext channel banner
LinuxNext channel avatar
Editorial focusLinux & Open Source Consumer Technology
Audience scale24K subscribers
Videos240 videos
Active since07 December 2021

Editorial note

WorthWatch verdict

Best for

Linux users tracking desktop, gaming, and software changes

Strength

Regular, practical coverage of releases, Proton, and open-source tools

Consider if

you value opinionated commentary alongside Linux updates and setup topics

Recent videos

Latest from the source

BIG Multi-gpu improvements coming to Linux!

20 September 2026

Watch

This Bi-weekly in Linux Gaming #8 | BIG Steam updates, ARM Linux Gaming! 8bitdo Linux!

14 September 2026

Watch

Virtual Display on Linux! (Sunshine) (KDE PLASMA ONLY)

08 September 2026

Watch

Deep Dive

LinuxNext: Linux Desktop Releases and Gaming Compatibility

Main focus

LinuxNext follows the moving parts of the Linux desktop, from distribution and desktop-environment releases to FLOSS applications and self-hosting. It also tracks gaming compatibility through Proton, Steam, Wine, UMU, Mesa and driver developments.

Why it matters

Choosing a desktop setup or testing a game on Linux becomes easier with coverage that connects releases to practical compatibility and configuration questions. Regular attention to KDE Plasma, COSMIC and related tools helps viewers follow an ecosystem that changes quickly.

Style

Focused explainers, reviews and bi-weekly gaming roundups balance release news with hands-on discussion. The tone leaves room for personal opinion while staying close to desktop features, software tools and the changing state of Linux gaming.

Consistency

Bi-weekly Linux gaming roundups give the programming a recurring anchor, alongside focused coverage of desktop releases, applications and compatibility tools. The archive supports both timely ecosystem updates and practical setup-oriented viewing.

Editorial note

Check release notes and current documentation before changing drivers, system settings or self-hosted services, as compatibility and security requirements vary by hardware and software version.