System76's Ubuntu-based Oryx Pro is a beastly Linux laptop loaded with features also found in some of the fastest Windows laptops.

Do you recall that natty PPA Canonical set up to help Ubuntu gamers install the latest graphics drivers on Ubuntu?  Heck, you might even be using it. And

Now available for GNU/Linux, macOS, and Microsoft Windows

First Alpha version is now ready for public testing

The Linux Foundation today released a free e-book, Open Source Compliance in the Enterprise, that serves as a practical guide for organizations on how best to use open source code and participate in open source communities while complying with the spirit…

Cinnamon 3.2 was released today — and no doubt many of  you are itching to try it out on Ubuntu. To sample the latest tasty changes offered up in the

The Linux Foundation Open Source Leadership Summit (formerly known as Collaboration Summit) is where the world’s thought leaders in open source software and collaborative development convene to share best practices and learn how to create and advance the…

Full-screen Wayland support should no longer be buggy

Zorin OS 12 is based on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

Jeremy Garcia of LinuxQuestions.org and Bad Voltage (podcast) delivers 25 years of Linux in five minutes: starting with Linux's first steps as "just a hobby" for creator Linus Torvalds, to its staggering popularity today with 135,000 developers from more…

It's powered by the latest GNU/Linux technologies

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MComix is a simple, easy-to-use comic book reader for Ubuntu and other Linux desktops. It supports CBR, CBZ, and other comic formats.

The Intel Linux graphics driver tool has been updated to support Ubuntu 16.10 and Fedora 24.  The Intel Graphics Update Tool for Linux v2.0.3 offers up the

Includes LibreOffice 5.2 and Mozilla Firefox 45.5.0 ESR

Brief: If you are tight on budget and can manage with a bare minimum, low-end hardware configuration device for general computing, you should keep an eye on Pinebook.





Back in 2012, Raspberry Pi started a revolution by bringing a $25 single board computer.…

The Raspberry Pi is a series of single-board, low-cost, high-performance computer first developed in the UK by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. The Raspberry Pi 3 is the sixth and latest iteration to be released in the series and it just keeps getting better.

All users of the long-term supported series must update