Linus Goes for 7 on Linux 3.5 as CentOS and LibreOffice Move Forward
| News Article Published July 16, 2012
Some Linux kernels require more release candidates than others, no matter what Linus Torvalds wants.
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Open Source Projects Don't Die, They Get Reborn as Forks
| News Article Published July 09, 2012
Mandriva gets new life from Mageia, Meego gets new life as Jolla and GPL forks toward Copyleft.next
Red Hat Ascends Linux Summit as Linux 3.5 Release Approaches
| News Article Published July 02, 2012
A busy week for Red Hat and the rest of the Linux Planet
Red Hat Grows Earnings as Canonical Challenges Secure Boot
| News Article Published June 25, 2012
Red Hat powers forward, but not every distro is willing to precisely follow the enterprise Linux vendor's lead, especially when it comes to UEFI Secure Boot
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Linus Goes Loco on Nvidia, Mandriva Lives and OpenSUSE Delayed
| News Article Published June 18, 2012
Linux Top 3 stories of the week
Linux Gets Fresh and Tasty with Sabayon 9 and LinuxMint Box
| News Article Published June 11, 2012
Linux desktop users get new options from distro releases
Fedora 17 Debuts as Linux 3.5 Release Cycle Begins
| News Article Published June 04, 2012
Beefy Miracle released as Spherical Cow set to Acquire a Window Seat.
Mandriva Rejoining Mageia Fork as Mint Freshens Up Linux
| News Article Published May 28, 2012
A busy week on the Linux Planet as a new chapter is written in the saga of the company once known as Mandrake Linux.
Linux 3.4 Debuts as Open Source Adoption Grows
| News Article Published May 21, 2012
The third major new kernel release of 2012 is now generally available.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Turns 10 as Slackware Lives On
| News Article Published May 14, 2012
When Peter Volkerding built the Slackware Linux distro back in 1993, the Linux Planet was a very different place.
Fedora Goes Spherical as Apache OpenOffice Goes GA
| News Article Published May 11, 2012
This week's Linux Top 3, once again has a strong desktop component.
Red Hat Delivers RHEL 6.3 Beta
| News Article Published April 30, 2012
The Precise Pangolin dominated the Linux news cycle last week, but it wasn't the only piece of Linux news.
Linux is Precise, Quantal and Longterm
| News Article Published April 23, 2012
There lots of big event on the Linux Planet calendar in any given year. Twice a year we get to celebrate a new Ubuntu release, its wacky name and its interesting new innovations.
Kubuntu Lives
| News Article Published April 16, 2012
Kubuntu gets new sponsorship, ChromeOS gets a new look and Debian stick with the tried and true
Who Writes Linux in 2012?
| News Article Published April 10, 2012
Familiar names dominate the Linux kernel landscape as developers outline their top gripes and an open source cloud battle erupts.
