Broadcom Becomes Linux Foundation Member
Jan 07, 2011"We applaud Broadcom for its recent move to work more closely with the Linux community; their membership in the Linux Foundation speaks volumes of their commitment,” says Amanda McPherson, Vice President of Marketing and Developer Programs at The Linux Foundation.
more »2.6.37 Linux Kernel Available
Jan 05, 2011Linus Torvalds releases the Linux 2.6.37 kernel to the public.
more »Wikipedia Reaches Fundraising Goal
Jan 03, 2011Wikipedia founder, Jimmy Wales, announces that the Wikimedia Foundation met its US$ 16,000,000 fund-raising goal.
more »Ubuntu to Evaluate LibreOffice for Natty Narwhal
Jan 03, 2011Ubuntu Desktop Engineer at Canonical, Matthias Klose, announces that LibreOffice is being considered as an OpenOffice replacement in the upcoming Ubuntu 11.04 release, Natty Narwhal.
more »Parted Magic 5.8 Rolls Out
Dec 30, 2010Parted Magic 5.8, a live light-weight Linux distribution developed for partitioning hard drives, can now be fully loaded into RAM and booted.
more »JBoss AS 6.0 Now Available
Dec 30, 2010JBoss AS 6.0, a free Java EE 6 compliant application server, is now available.
more »Wary Puppy 5.0 Now Available
Dec 29, 2010Wary Puppy, a project developed to provide on-going Puppy Linux solutions for older hardware, announced today that version 5.0 is ready and available for download.
more »Shotwell 0.8.0 Now Available
Dec 29, 2010Yorba, developers of Shotwell, the open source photo manager for GNOME, announced that version 0.8.0 is now available.
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