After seven years in development, Ubuntu's "Unity" dream was dashed, after being scrapped recently. Mark Shuttleworth explains why. Read more here!
The Purism Librem 5, the Linux smartphone that none thought would take off, has ended its crowdfunding campaign with over 140% funding; reaching a total of over $2 million USD. Read more here.
The latest Ubuntu release is here, and with it, huge changes. Gone is Unity, gone is Mir. Convergence is a thing of the past and Ubuntu is returning to its roots: being a great alternative Desktop operating system
Having more than one operating system at a time used to be difficult to set up, but not anymore. With just a few short steps, your Clover-powered Hackintosh can also host a Linux installation.
A startup by the name of Neverware, who convert old, legacy computer hardware into Chromebooks, have raised a new round of investment from none other than Google themselves.
Switching to Linux can be a pain, especially if you use Adobe's Creative Cloud applications. Before you switch to GIMP, however, why not try PlayOnLinux along this script to install the applications you're used to?
Last week, we covered the Purism Librem 5, a Linux smartphone concept by security-conscious US-based manufacturer Purism. Now, 4 days on from the original story, we can happily report that they have reached their target, with 2 weeks to spare!
Chrome OS 61 is now rolling out to users, bringing a series of visual tweaks, a login screen facelift and more!
After years of being awfully ugly on GNU/Linux, Google Chrome has been updated to support the native GTK window decorations and window buttons, which makes it align with the default theme used in your GNU/Linux installation.
Sailfish X, the custom version of Jolla's Sailfish OS that was announced for the Sony Xperia X, is finally going on sale; just in time for its launch in a week's time.