I spent a few weeks running the Awesome Window Manager, and, truth be told, I'm still not sure what I think of it.
The KDE-powered Vivaldi tablet project has been killed, leaving Ubuntu Touch as our only hope for a Linux-first tablet.
The IRS has denied one open source software company's request to become a nonprofit, using language that suggests it could do the same to the entire open source world.
I will be using a new desktop environment for a week at a time, and reviewing them afterward. Up this week: Enlightenment (E17 to be specific).
Mozilla's acceptance of DRM for Firefox was done for market share purposes, and it's a complete 180 from Mozilla's previous stance on the issue.
The annual LinuxFest Northwest should be a model for community-driven events around the world.
Preserving history is one of the benefits of open source software.
