Ubuntu 10.10 Enters Beta
Sep 03, 2010Try the Maverick Meerkat.
more »Mark Shuttleworth Announces uTouch Framework
Aug 16, 2010Open source gesture suite lands in Ubuntu 10.10.
more »Jolicloud 1.0 Released for Windows and Bootable USB
Aug 05, 2010Cloud-based open source netbook OS gets a 1.0 release.
more »Red Hat the Top Company to Contribute to the GNOME Project
Aug 02, 2010The GNOME Census ranks the top of companies contributing to GNOME.
more »Eclipse SDK 4.0 released
Jul 30, 2010Early adopters only.
more »GNOME 3 Delayed Until 2011
Jul 29, 2010If you're looking forward to the next desktop environment, you'll have to wait until March.
more »openSUSE 11.3 Released
Jul 15, 2010Smartphone support, added cloud support among improvements.
more »Linux Mint 9 KDE Release Candidate Available
Jun 28, 2010The desktop environment comes to Isadora.
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