• Ubuntu Website and the Community Link
• Canonical to maintain Linux 3.8 until August 2014
• keep Firefox default browser in Ubuntu
• Ubuntu One Detailed Guide for 13.04
• The Problem of Sunsetting Ubuntu Brainstorm

mylinuxexplore.blogspot: Apart from being based on one of the most popular Linux operating systems, one of the greatest USPs of Sabayon is it's aesthetics. It comes with a very professional dark blue theme with application interfaces tweaked to match it. I haven't seen many Linux distros doing it, to be honest.

junauza.com: Ubuntu is moving in all directions lately. Some polarizing decisions that have managed to alienate a few longtime Ubuntu users. Ubuntu isn't the only user-friendly distribution around. Here are a few reasons why you should switch to or at least try out Linux Mint.

omgubuntu.co.uk: Still unsure whether Double Fine’s Humble Bundle is worth the money and bandwidth? With only six days left to claim your copies, we go hands-on with every game to help you decide…

datamation.com: For a few years now, the great debate between Chrome and Firefox has raged on. Which browser is faster? Which is easier to install?

arstechnica.com: A month after critical bug was quietly fixed, "root" vulnerability persists.

everydaylinuxuser.com: For the past week I have been playing with Fedora 18. Fedora 18 only contains free software. You do not get MP3 codecs or an Adobe Flash Plug-in. What you do get is free alternatives. The question that I wanted answered is "Can we ever be totally free?"

readwrite.com: For years the software industry has trended toward ever more permissive licensing, to the point that today the GitHub developer crowd rejects formal licensing.

linuxinsider.com: Gnome-Pie could be one of the best user interfaces for accessing menus on any Linux desktop. It's easy to set up your "pies" on the desktop so that you'll have no problem finding your desired menu item for launch.

h-online.com: Open Recall is a space on The H for those things that are too small to package as news but are worth covering. In this edition: a beta of GlusterFS 3.4, version 2.0 of the Scratch interactive programming tool and language, GNU Awk 4.1.0, plans for the upcoming Vim 7.4, and version 2.0 of the open source data management platform CKAN.

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• Second alpha release of Debian Edu / Skolelinux Wheezy
• How to navigate in Vim
• Why I’m not writing off Nvidia’s Shield
• How to install skype on debian 64-bit
• Install Ubuntu on a Chromebook Pixel
• Antergos Erases Cinnarch with Inaugural Release
• XBMC used for in hotel system
• GNOME Control Center 3.8.2 Released with Minor Improvements
• Rawhide week of fun, 2013-05-14
• SUSE Helps Italian Catering Group Cut Costs
• Linux commands: Newusers adds new users
• The Ultimate Fedora Code Name Generator
• Unix Architecture Showing it's Age

• Raspberry Pi gets photo and video capabilities with £20 camera module
• How to Install Minecraft on Raspberry Pi

networkworld.com: This post is coming to you courtesy of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. While I could tell you I thought it would be cool to use Ubuntu Linux as my primary desktop OS for a while, I would be lying. The fact is I don't have a choice.

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• New Linux Foundation Members Help Advance Enterprise Linux
• Open Source vs. Proprietary License: What You Need to Know

• Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter Issue 316
• Ubuntu to stop Brainstorm
• Ubuntu and the Missing Community Link
• Important desktop and end-user topics this week at UDS
• X.Org, Mir Plans Are Made Up For Ubuntu 13.10
• Bacon: Video Demo of Unity 8 on Mir