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- 1Linux Top 3: CoreOS, Oracle Enterprise Linux 7 and Ubuntu 14.10
- 2Linux Top 3: Slackware Turns 21, Debian Squeezes and Linux 3.16 Nears
- 3Linux Top 3: Raspberry Pi B+, CentOS 7 and RHEL 5.11
- 4Linux Top 3: Distrowatch, Deepin 2014 and the NSA
- 5Linux Top 3: CoreOS Goes Stable, Oracle Clones RHEL 7 and Tails Updates
- 1Linux Top 3: CoreOS, Oracle Enterprise Linux 7 and Ubuntu 14.10
- 2Linux Top 3: Distrowatch, Deepin 2014 and the NSA
- 3Linux Top 3: Raspberry Pi B+, CentOS 7 and RHEL 5.11
- 4Linux Top 3: Slackware Turns 21, Debian Squeezes and Linux 3.16 Nears
- 5Linux Top 3: CoreOS Goes Stable, Oracle Clones RHEL 7 and Tails Updates
- 1Linux Top 3: GNOME 3.12 and New Betas for Ubuntu 14.04 and OpenMandriva Lx 2014.0
- 2Linux Top 3: Linux 3.10 Goes Long, Linux 3.11 Advances as LXDE Merges
- 3Linux Top 3: Linus Lashes out, Linux 3.14 Gets PIE and Ubuntu One is Done.
- 4Linux Top 3: Ubuntu 14.04, Debian Gives Squeeze More Life and Red Hat Goes Atomic
- 5Linux Top 3: Linux 3.11, Kubuntu Goes Commercial
