Warsow 2.0 Released and LinuxMint.com MIA
The release of Warsow 2.0 seemed to be the top story on this slow-news Wednesday. Several Websites covered the release that was 18 months in the making. Back in Linuxville, Linuxmint.com and friends have been off-line for a couple of days now, just as some other sites were reporting the release of 17.3. Elsewhere, Pavlo Rudyi shared his experiences with Wayland in Fedora Rawhide and Jack M. Germain posted the top 10 Open Source developments of 2015.
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