A new bounty program for the elementary OS is a sign of its maturity.
With his experience and contributions to the open source world, it's sad that Brendan Eich had to step down as Mozilla's CEO. But it had to happen.
After holding their ground for quite some time, Canonical decides to make the controversial Ubuntu Unity Dash an "opt-in" feature.
Some people are boycotting Mozilla products after learning that newly appointed CEO once donated to a campaign to prohibit same-sex marriage. But is a boycott the best approach?
Although it's a bummer that Ubuntu-based smartphones won't be fully open source, it's not really Canonical's fault.
Although support is limited to Ubuntu and Mint, this is a big development for Linux gamers.
Except it doesn't always taste as good.
Why do I ignore good, useful software?
Some open source projects have the most ridiculous names, and even more ridiculous stories behind them.
Microsoft has been showing some signs of warming to the open source world lately.
