• Linux, Freedom and Cold Cash (blog safari)
• ISS PCs to switch to Linux
• Ceph improves Red Hat support in new release
• How An Open Source Operating System Jumpstarted Robotics Research
• Is it time to give KVM hypervisor a go?

• A short introduction to TPMs
• MiraBox Review – Super Raspberry Pi?
• Module turns Raspberry Pi into robot navigation computer
• What's So Great About Open-Source IMS?
• Video: Vivaldi (KDE Plasma) Tablet Hardware Porn
• Raspberry Pi and Valve Top Keynote Speaker Line Up for LinuxCon
• FOSS Knowledge, Part 1: Where Are We Now?
• Trying to Tame the Tablet
• FLOSS Weekly 251
• The Luminosity of Free Software, Episode 12

• Sharpening in digiKam
• KDE ships May updates
• Best Collaboration Tools Linux Has to Offer
• Fields wallpapers
• Stable Xfce component releases
• KDE 4.10.3 lands in Slackware-Current
• The First Nouveau Benchmarks On Linux 3.10
• Five small footprint productivity tools that pack a powerful punch
• Humble Double Fine Bundle
• Few Plasma Desktop Tips
• Agedu – A Unix utility for tracking down wasted disk space
• What's new in Samba 4
• Systemd 203 release to start up Fedora 19
• Desura adds another 4 games for Linux
• Blender 2.67 Released
• Systemd: Got Choice?

• Korora 18: A screenshot tour
• Debian 7.0 Wheezy Review
• Look for Gentoo at LinuxTag 2013 in Berlin
• Rawhide weekly 2013-05-07
• Announcing openSUSE Edu Li-f-e 12.3.1
• Meet the new Boss, same as the old Boss, Just an update
• Linux Podcasts and Magazines
• The Linux “.d” approach
• Linux Basement - Episode 78 - Lubuntu and Rich

• Ubuntu Wins Our “Tablet OS” Poll
• 4 Time Waster Games for Ubuntu
• A ringing endorsement for Ubuntu 13.04
• Ubuntu Desktop Memory Comparison
• 10 reasons Ubuntu will connect the masses with Linux
• People behind ubuntu quality: Howard
• Get extra apps for Lubuntu
• Ubuntu vs Android Tablets, Smartphones
• Remove white dots from Ubuntu 13.04 login screen
• US Military Academies using Ubuntu for Training

• Good news: Debian 7 is rock solid. Bad news: It's called Wheezy
• Ubuntu's Raring Ringtail Is Kind of a Snore
• Fedora's FUDCon reborn as Flock
• Ubuntu To Get Its Own Package Format, App Installer
• Unity is not Great

• How to Make Ubuntu 13.04 Look Like Windows 7
• People behind ubuntu quality: Javier
• Facts and Fictions About GNU/Linux Desktops
• New repoman option “–include-arches”
• Knock for OpenSSH
• Sizing up open source: Not so simple
• Overview of Linux capabilities, part 2, part 3
• Vriting Vim Plugins in Python
• EasyShutdown: Lets you Schedule Shutdowns in Ubuntu
• Free (with strings attached): Keeping track of open-source code
• Build your own cloud – Tutorial
• Linux Outlaws 309 – I’m with Lex Luthor
• LinuxFest NW PT 2 | LAS s26e09
• Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter Issue 315
• How to Dual Boot and Virtualize the Same Partition on Your Computer
• $599 for Alienware X51 mini gaming PC with Ubuntu

• Debian 7: The New Upstream
• Early Plans for Debian 8.0 'Jessie' Emerge

• Do unseen passwords really need masking?
• Elive 2.1.40 Is Based on Debian 7.0 Wheezy
• Xubuntu 13.04 review - Et tu, Brute?
• improve Ubuntu Laptop Power Management
• Ten Reasons Why You Can Use GNU/Linux
• How Linux found its home in the enterprise
• Upgrade from squeeze to wheezy
• The Bank, the Budget and the OS Shocker
• A Review of UbuntuKylin: Chinese ubuntu
• The Linux Setup - Gary Newell, EverydayLinuxUser.com
• ‘Effects’ of Using ‘preload’ (‘readahead daemon’) in Ubuntu 13.04
• What Social Media (And the World) Owes to Open Source
• Adventures in PC-BSD LXDE Part 1

pcworld.com: Now occupying the No. 5 spot on DistroWatch, Debian consistently resides within the site's top-10 list of page-hit rankings. The software is available as a free download to install or take for a test drive. Here's a small sampling of some of the key new improvements.

• Best Linux photo editors: 6 top image suites on test
• Left 4 Dead 2 has been Released
• Must-Have Ubuntu Software Titles
• GNOME Music: Reaching the end of phase one.
• Highly Recommended Linux Applications for Photographers
• The Future and KDE PIM
• Are you perfectly satisfied with your file manager?
• Portal now available on Linux, Portal 2 may be on the way
• GNOME Extensions Spicing Up the Desktop Experience

zdnet.com: The International Space Station's laptops are moving from Windows to Linux, and R2, the first Linux-powered humanoid robot in space, is now under-going in-flight testing.

infoworld.com: Jim Whitehurst also explains why he sees a grim future for desktop Linux even as the open source OS gains importance

Also: What went wrong with MeeGo?

h-online.com: Coverity has called Linux the "benchmark of quality" in its newly published 2012 Coverity Scan Open Source report. Linux 3.8's 7.6 million lines of code has a defect density of .59.

siliconindia.com: But what makes a Linux OS to be called the most desired one? The experience, the user-friendly attitude, knowledge in troubleshooting and the most important one, the boot time. So without further adieu, let’s take a look at the five fastest booting Linux distributions.