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We reported this as a rumor last month, but now it is official, and the packages needed to move the Unity Launcher of Ubuntu 16.04 to the bottom of the screen have finally landed in the repos.

Marius Gripsgård from the UBports team teased the Ubuntu community today on his Google+ page with a photo of the OnePlus X Android smartphone running the Ubuntu mobile OS.

We reported last year that ownCloud was in talks with WD (Western Digital) Labs to help them develop a community project that would bring a self-hosted cloud storage device in users' homes.

Gordon Lyon from the Nmap project today announced the release of Nmap 7.10.

UNIGINE Corp. announced the release and general availability of version 2.2 of its beautiful 3D game engine UNIGINE for all supported platforms, including Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows.

Evince, the open-source document viewer used by default in a GNOME desktop installation for viewing all sorts of documents, including PDF, has just been updated today to version 3.19.92.

GNOME Project has just announced that the highly anticipated GNOME 3.20 desktop environment is now officially in Release Candidate (RC) stage of development.

The Debian community is preparing yet another awesome event for the of spring 2016, where you can meet new people, share knowledge, relax, plan cool features for the Debian OS.

RaspAnd Build 160315 is here to update some of the components, bringing support for the recently announced Raspberry Pi 3 Model B single-board computer.

We reported last year that the Ubuntu developers planned on implementing VPN support to the Ubuntu Touch mobile operating system, and they've just announced the finalization of the new VPN feature.

GIMP maintainer Alexandre Prokoudine today announced the release of GEGL 0.3.6, an open-source project that's used by GIMP, as well as other image editing apps to process images.

Free Software Foundation Latin America (FSFLA) announced the release and availability for download of their Linux-libre 4.5 kernel, for those who want 100% freedom.

A few moments ago, KDE released the third stability update for its KDE Applications 15.12 software suite, designed for the KDE Plasma 5.5.5 desktop environment.

Today, Red Hat announces the availability of testing of the Beta build of its upcoming Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 6.8 computer operating system for servers and desktops.

Michael Hall of Canonical has posted a lengthy blog post to explain why the forthcoming Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) operating system needs your help to make GNOME Software look beautiful.

Plank is one of the simplest to use and easiest to install dock-like applications for GNU/Linux operating systems, and it reached the 0.11.0 milestone this past weekend. Dubbed "Eddy," Plank 0.11.0 introduces a bunch of new features and enhancements that make the dock app even better for those who like to manage and launch their applications from a dock instead of the old-school Applications Menu, such as the addition docklets support like Desktop, Trash, Clippy, and Clock.

Canonical published a new Ubuntu Security Notice to inform users of the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin) operating system about the availability of a kernel update.

Approximately one month from today, on April 15, 2016, the Parsix GNU/Linux developers will stop supporting their Parsix GNU/Linux 8.0 (Mumble) operating system, as it will reach its end of life.

The Manjaro development team announced the general availability of the twelfth update pack for the stable and current release of the Arch Linux-based operating system.

Today still being weekend and all that, we've decided to continue our delightful "Watch" series of articles with a new about the Ubuntu MATE Linux operating system.