Mini-summits to take place on August 9

Each year the Linux Foundation invites selected kernel developers to the Collaboration Summit in San Francisco. More and more of their beards are turning gray.

Dragora, a Linux distro that uses exclusively free software, is available in version 2.0.

The Debian project provides a new snapshot service to access old package versions in their repository.

IBM sees the Hercules mainframe emulator as a source of competition. TurboHercules thinks they're simply leveling the playing field.

Songbird considers itself an iTunes alternative and while the project has had some success in that regard, not so much under Linux.

The X.org project's X server uses udev instead of HAL on Linux and introduces a configuration directory.

A leader in virtualization becomes the foundation's newest member