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With the release of Ubuntu 13.04 today, Canonical have revealed the name of the next version – Saucy Salamander
Bodhi Linux Review – Enlightened Ubuntu
An enlightened versions of Ubuntu, Bodhi is an incredibly lightweight and highly customisable distro using Canonical’s base. Is Bodhi crippled from this, or much better?
Ubuntu 13.04 release – what to expect
Ubuntu 13.04 is out tomorrow, 25th April, and the Raring Ringtail is getting some new features over the Quantal Quetzal
Fedora 19 Alpha out now
Fedora 19 Alpha is the second of the three major releases this week, and this development release marks the beginning of public testing for the next major version of the distro
Mageia 3 RC out now
The Mageia 3 release is on 3rd May, and in the run up to this, the release candidate has been made available for a final round of testing.
Create your own high-performance NAS using GlusterFS
GlusterFS is used in environments where high performance, redundancy and reliability are of a premium. The best part is that it’s exceedingly easy to use
CrazyFlie 6-DOF Review – Fly away now, fly away
One of the smallest quadrotors in the world is also fully open source. Is it a toy, a development, platform, or both?
Debian 7.0 Wheezy gets a release date
Debian 7.0 will go stable on May 5th, with Debian 8.0 Jessie to be the next testing versions of the venerable distro
The Kernel Column – 3.9 draws near
Jon Masters summarises the latest news from the Linux kernel community as the final 3.8 kernel release approaches and preparation for 3.9 begins
Fuduntu’s development to end
The serious distro with a punny name, Fuduntu, will end-of-lifed after the next update as team moves on to other projects
Fuduntu 2013.2 out now
The second 2013 release of Fuduntu is here, and 2013.2 now comes with a light install for users that want a base system, and updated LibreOffice
Protect your network with Snort
Whether meaning to be mischievous or malicious, hackers can wreak havoc on your network. Fortunately, Snort makes it easy to spot them and set up protection
Chromium switches from WebKit to Blink – Developers weigh in
The core for Google Chrome, Chromium, is changing rendering engines to the WebKit-based Blink. The change is said to benefit users, but what about developers?
SolidRun CuBox Review – A Tiny PC
One of the smallest fully featured ARM microcomputers on the market, can the CuBox justify its top-end price?
Wine for advanced users and developers
Build and run windows apps without using Windows
The tablet the industry needs? – The Open Source Column
Simon ponders the continued explosion in the sales of tablet devices, and wonders how it can all be turned to good
Kolab: David and Goliath
Groupware is a tough domain to break into. With competition from giants the likes of Lotus Notes and Exchange, how can an open source offering, like Kolab, ever hope to compete?
Create a VPN with the Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi is cheap enough to leave on a network you’d like to connect to remotely, so let’s learn how to set it up to do just that…
Celebrating the Life of Pi
We celebrate the first birthday of the Raspberry Pi with an exclusive interview with its creators covering its first year on sale and goals for 2013
Sabayon 11 Review – Usability Upgrades
Sabayon is Gentoo-out-of-the-box, but does the “for human beings” approach not work for the Linux distro built on being infinitely customisable?