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The Linux Foundation adds a new fellow and Red Hat extends Linux support.

The Linux desktop advances with KDE 4.8 and the new HUD concept from Ubuntu.

New RHEV 3.0 release debuts as Linux adoption continues to grow.

First point release for Linux 3.2 debuts as FreeBSD cranks up to 9.

First new Linux kernel release, Linux on TVs and Mandriva on the brink.

From new development in the kernel and  distros to changes in architectures big and small, here are a few things we expect to see this year.

The true test of character is overcoming adversity and Linux has no shortage of character.

There are a number of RHEL clones, but none come out as fast as Oracle Linux

Busy week for Red Hat with a pair of new releases, as HP open sources webOS -- will it be the next great mobile Linux?

Linux server revenues continue to rise as development on the next-generation Ubuntu release begins.

Linux Mint 12 debuts as the Linux desktop and kernel advance.

Jumping right past a 12.0 release, the openSUSE project is advancing its Linux distribution, as Linux itself continues to advance the world of supercomputers and PaaS.

The times, they are a changing on the Linux Planet, as Linux Mint capitalizes on Ubuntu angst.

Verne explores Linux as new Linux kernels and KDE releases debut.

From Linux from Scratch to Linux on every screen.