An ambitious plan to get Mir ready as the default server could pay dividends for Ubuntu users, and sooner than expected.
If you're into mobile gaming, the Archos GamePad deserves your attention.
The recent formation of the Ubuntu Carrier Advisory Group suggests that Ubuntu Touch smartphones and tablets could be in production soon.
A very small investment and some minor re-wiring could have you re-living your childhood with NES games on real, retro NES controllers.
Meet FairPhone, an unlocked open source smartphone that's built with a social conscience.
While crowd-funding seems like a tall task, a look at the math and history behind donations for other open source projects makes it seem much more likely.
The New Yorker is just the latest to adopt open source solutions for ensuring anonymity, which is critical to quality journalism.
The team behind the Ubuntu Touch mobile OS are planning to eat their own dog food by the end of this month.
An update to the Open Build Service, part of the openSUSE project, makes building new packages for Linux a lot easier.
Linux Fest North West was such a learning experience that everyone involved with Linux should look for similar events.