• Surgeon Simulator 2013 Review
• Firefox prefetching: what you need to know
• Fedora 19 alpha offers a peek at what's coming
• SCO's Motion To Reopen Denied with Bonk on the Head
• FLOSS Weekly 249
• TuxRadar Podcast Season 5 Episode 7
• Meet the GIMP Episode 191: PNG or JPG – The Big Fight
• Stallman speaks in Copenhagen
• Why Do It? The Motivations Behind Free Software
• Metaphors behind icons – which are really useful?
• The Achilles Heel of Open Source: Elitism
• Installing Stuff
• First Alpha Skolelinux based on Wheezy
• Review: Fuduntu 2013.2
• Pardus 2013 Review – The mighty have fallen

• GNOME Design Goings On
• Mozilla finalizes changes to Firefox’s customization options
• e3: Still my ultralightweight champion
• A Fun, Free Guide to Mastering Audacity
• Open Shot switches from Gtk to Qt, crowd funding successful
• Nightingale a Beautiful music player
• U.S. Murder Rate Tied to Internet Explorer Usage
• Take a Break from Your Computer with Workrave
• exiftool: One small gimmick
• Sneak Peek at KTp Active
• How to install Icecat and Icedove on debian 7 (Wheezy)
• Blender 2.67 RC Released
• Left 4 Dead 2 Linux public beta releasing next week

• First Vulnerabilities Hit Ubuntu 13.04
• Ubuntu 13.04: No privacy controls as promised, but hey - photo search!
• Ubuntu Server 13.04 Advances with OpenStack
• Ubuntu 13.04 Emerges to Less-Than-Stellar Reviews
• What's New in Kubuntu 13.04

netrunner-mag.com: In a galaxy far far away, long before there was Android en masse, long before touch was popular, I mean retro-popular, because we have been using the touch technology for at least two million years, long before there was any modern, simplistic interface for smartphones and tablets, there was KDE.

linuxuser.co.uk: An enlightened versions of Ubuntu, Bodhi is an incredibly lightweight and highly customisable distro using Canonical’s base. Is Bodhi crippled from this, or much better?

omgubuntu.co.uk: You’ve installed Ubuntu 13.04, followed our ’10 Things to Do’ guide, and now you want some top-notch apps to use on it.

darkduck.com: I had been divorced a few years earlier, had a lot of time on my own and Linux came as a heaven-sent to take my mind off the blues I still had. Dark thoughts had been on my mind but Linux saved my life!

computerworld.com: Trisquel is a 100 per cent 'free as in free speech' GNU/Linux distribution started by Rubén Rodríguez Pérez nine years ago.

theregister.co.uk: It's the end of April, so that means that there's a new release of Ubuntu. Well, actually, no - it means that there are eight of them. Don't like standard Ubuntu's Mac-OS-X-like Unity desktop? Here's where to look.

zdnet.com: How will the planned merger between MariaDB creator Monty Program DB and support firm SkySQL strengthen the hand of the open-source fork in the wider MySQL world? We talk to the new company's CEO.

• First X.Org Server 1.15 Snapshot Released
• Wayland Gets Flavored With Weston SPICE
• Nouveau vs. NVIDIA Linux Comparison Shows Shortcomings

• Will there ever be a perfect operating system?
• Running Slackware-Current
• OpenSuSE 12.3 – the Cheater
• elementary OS 0.2 review - Uphill
• Review: Fuduntu 2013.2
• North by (Linux Fest) Northwest
• Fedora 19 Alpha Version Arrives
• This week in rawhide 2013-04-23 edition
• Mandriva Business Server gets updates
• Lightweight openSUSE: LXDE Desktop From Scratch
• Fedora 19 Sneak Peek
• ROSA ABF 2.0
• Release date for Wheezy announced
• Manjaro: A Convenient Way To Play With Arch

• TuxRadar Distro Picker
• Linux Format 171 On Sale Today - 50 Distros Tested!

• Plasma Worskpaces 2 On Wayland, A Converged Shell
• The apps of KDE 4.10 Part IV: Amarok
• KDE is the most welcoming and warm community
• Good bye Notifications
• Dear KDE Community!
• Luminosity of Free Software, Episode 11

• Euro Truck Simulator 2 for Linux Coming
• Monster Loves you! currently being tested for Linux
• New Steam Client Beta Available
• INSURGENCY FPS coming to Linux