The second alpha version of Mageia 5 has been released
The first beta of Scientific Linux 7.0 has been released
GOG.com is now officially supporting Linux
The second alpha release of Scientific Linux 7.0 has been released
An alpha release of Scientific Linux 7, based on RHEL7, has been released
Mageia 4.1 has been released
In a new AMD blog post about more Mantle-supported games being on the way, Linux is mentioned...
Linux Kernel 3.15 has been released
Linux Mint 17 has been released
A new version of the Gentoo-based Sabayon Linux has been released
Ulteo Open Virtual Desktop 4 is now available. Here the announcement:
Linux 3.14 Kernel has been released
Rikomagic has spun a mini-PC version of its quad-core Cortex-A9 Rockchip RK3188-based MK802 stick computers that run Android or Ubuntu, starting at $105
Portal 2 is the latest blockbuster game from Steam to reach our shores
Once the world's second-largest Linux distributor, Red Flag software has closed down reportedly due to mismanagement and after owing months in unpaid wages
Live CD/DVD images of Scientific Linux 6.5 are now available
Phoronix takes a look at the top features that were merged for introduction in the Linux 3.14 kernel
Mageia 4 has been released
Scientific Linux 6.5 has been released
This year saw the completion of the city of Munich's switch to Linux, a move that began about ten years ago
The Maui project have released a completely new Wayland powered desktop named Hawaii 0.2
Following the initial release of Linux Mint 16 with default desktops Cinnamon and MATE comes Linux Mint 16 KDE
Sabayon 14.01 has been released
Mageia 4 beta 2 has been released for testing
Valve has released a first beta of their upcoming SteamOS
Valve has announced that it will start shipping out its Steam Machines and Steam Controllers to the 300 chosen US-based beta testers starting from tomorrow
DistroWatch posted a story that the fourth release candidate for Smoothwall Express 3.1, a specialist distribution for firewalls and routers has been released
Qualcomm (QCOM) has offered up its AllJoyn device detection technology to anchor the Linux Foundation-backed, newly formed AllSeen Alliance that aims to establish an open source framework for all manner of objects to communicate with each other in the Internet of Everything
Linux gaming may sound like an oxymoron. But while traditional desktop gaming for open source operating systems will likely always remain a tiny niche, next-generation, cloud-based gaming platforms are playing increasingly well with Linux.
DistroWatch posted a story that PCLinuxOS 2013.12 has been released
In a move that will surprise precisely no-one, Valve, the company behind Steam, the popular gaming distribution platform, has joined the Linux Foundation
Andreas Noever has published a set of twelve Linux kernel patches that add a driver for the Intel "Cactus Ridge" Thunderbolt controller
Linux Mint 16 Petra has been released
Support for Mageia 2 will be discontinued tomorrow
Nils Torvalds recently revealed at a committee inquiry held on the Mass Surveillance of EU Citizens that NSA contacted Linus Torvalds
The new Mageia 4 release schedule has been published
The first beta release of Mageia 4 is now available
Distrowatch posted a story that GParted Live 0.16.2-11, a Debian-based specialist live CD with utilities for disk management and data rescue tasks has been released
Engadget digs into SteamOS as part of its Steam Machine preview
Scientific Linux 5.10 (RHEL based) has been finally released
Phoronix send words that the upcoming Linux 3.13 kernel has Radeon DPM and HDMI audio by default
Linux operating system creator Linus Torvalds has proposed that Linux 4.0 should be dedicated to stability and bug fixing
Certification could give Steam Machines more appeal through easily grasped internals
NVIDIA has announced it is assisting Valve in the development of SteamOS, such as improving driver performance in OpenGL and porting games over to Valve's Linux-based OS
Nvidia is now trying to get on Linux developers' good side
Say hello to Valve's SteamOS, a Linux-based operating system tailored to living room gaming and entertainment
Top kernel devs say mobile devices are driving Linux's present and future.
Phoronix reports that the performance of Intel's Linux Driver is still slower then Windows 7
For this release, Linus Torvalds changed the code name from "Unicycling Gorilla" to "Linux for Workgroups" and modified the logo that some systems display when booting: it now depicts a Tux holding a flag with a symbol that is reminiscent of the logo of Windows for Workgroups 3.11, which was released in 1993.
Mageia Linux 3 has been released
