We take a closer look at photo stitching, a photo gallery application, an audio player, and video-recording software.

The Free Network Project provides a safe environment for free speech, even for users who fear censorship.

In mid-April, LugRadio Live landed at the Metreon Theater in San Francisco for two days of music, mixing, Linux, and live recording.

The current Ubuntu version is less than a month old, but Mark Shuttleworth has already published plans for the future version in his blog.

Long-standing Debian developer and former Project Leader Anthony Towns has said that he is withdrawing from current projects. The reasons seem to be a disagreement on distribution of tasks within the free Linux distribution.

All-Indian FOSS Month

Pimp My LugRadio Contest

Linux at the Natural Park

At CeBIT 2008, the world’s biggest computer fair, popular topics included Green IT, mini-PCs, and open source.

Three developers have applied for the post of Debian Project Leader (DPL). The current project leader, Sam Hocevar, is not campaigning for re-election.