Debian 6.0 “Squeeze”: Call for Testing
Nov 19, 2010The Debian Project asks users to help test “Squeeze” in this final development phase prior to the release.
more »Debian Women Project Sponsors Online Debian Packaging Training
Nov 17, 2010Want to know more about Debian Packaging, Git, Python Libraries and more? The Debian Women Project is sponsoring a series of online learning sessions on those topics.
more »OpenRespect: Reflections from the Founder
Nov 17, 2010"I have made some mistakes, and I have always believed that mistakes deserve sincere apologies.” -- OpenRespect founder, Jono Bacon
more »Wikipedia Annual Fund-Raising Campaign
Nov 16, 2010Wikipedia Founder, Jimmy Wales, appeals to users for donations.
more »Management Changes in the Fedora Project Announced
Nov 16, 2010New Fedora Project Manager and Release Engineering Team Lead announced.
more »AMD joins MeeGo
Nov 15, 2010Announced today from the MeeGo 2010 conference in Dublin, Ireland--AMD joins the MeeGo Project.
more »Linaro 10.11 released
Nov 12, 2010In a step toward its goal of accelerating Linux on ARM, Linaro releases version 10.11 just six months after announcing the company’s formation.
more »Michael Löffler Leaves openSUSE
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