Ubuntu Touch, Firefox OS, and Tizen: The good, the bad, and the ugly new OSes

Ubuntu Touch, Firefox OS, and Tizen: The good, the bad, and the ugly new OSes

  Watch out, Android: three challengers are gunning for your app cash. Firefox OS, Tizen, and Ubuntu Touch have all made their debuts at mobile industry shindig Mobile World Congress this week. And in my opinion, Samsung and the mobile industry are backing the wrong horses. Amazing work from Ubuntu...
Filed in: Mobile Phones, Ubuntu
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Five new features coming in openSUSE Linux 12.3

Five new features coming in openSUSE Linux 12.3

  It took almost a year for openSUSE Linux 12.2 to arrive after the launch of its predecessor, but version 12.3 of the popular Linux distribution is apparently coming along more quickly. “The openSUSE Release Team has released RC2 to the mirrors a while ago,” wrote openSUSE community manager...
Filed in: OpenSuse
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First Ubuntu Phones ‘Available October’, Says Shuttleworth

First Ubuntu Phones ‘Available October’, Says Shuttleworth

  The first Ubuntu-powered mobile phones will be reportedly be available from October this year. Reporting on a meeting Shuttleworth attended in New York earlier this week, Michael Hickins of the Wall Street Journal writes that the Ubuntu founder announced plans for the Phone to ship in ‘two...
Filed in: Ubuntu
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New Linux Brings Spark to Debian

New Linux Brings Spark to Debian

  A new distribution popped up on my radar last month when it was added to the Distrowatch.com database. It probably helped that its newest release was codenamed “GameOver” and featured lots and lots of games. Yesterday its team released 2.1 “Eris” Ultra. Complete Story   source:...
Filed in: Debian
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openSUSE 12.3 RC1 Features KDE 4.10

openSUSE 12.3 RC1 Features KDE 4.10

  openSUSE 12.3 RC1 is a great release (even if it’s a development version) that features great and up-to-date open source software technologies, such as the newly released KDE 4.10 desktop environment and the powerful Linux kernel 3.7.6. But that???s not all, as the developers are proud...
Filed in: OpenSuse
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Linux Won the Desktop Wars a Long Time Ago

Linux Won the Desktop Wars a Long Time Ago

  Certainly that included the traditional desktop, the cumbersome machine that plugs into a wall and is anchored to a particular location within a home. But we also meant laptops and notebooks, which serve the same function as desktops just somewhat more conveniently. Probably included in the mix...
Filed in: Desktop
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GIMP 2.8.4 Released

GIMP 2.8.4 Released

GIMP 2.8.4 has been released yesterday, bringing some important bug fixes. This is the stable GIMP branch and no new features will be added in the 2.8.x releases, only bug fixes.
Filed in: Software
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LibreOffice 4.0 avaliable for download

LibreOffice 4.0 avaliable for download

  The Document Foundation has released LibreOffice 4.0 today, which, according to the official announcement, is the “first release that reflects the objectives set by the community at the time of the announcement, in September 2010: a cleaner and leaner code base, an improved set of features,...
Filed in: Software
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Half-Life and Counter Strike games now avaliable natively for Linux

Half-Life and Counter Strike games now avaliable natively for Linux

Valve has released the original Half Life 1 and Counter Strike 1.6 games for Linux (and OS X). Both Half Life and Counter Strike are currently in beta and even though Linux is not yet displayed as a supported platform for these two games, you can download, install and play them on Linux, using the native...
Filed in: Games
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