This is one of those management moves that make future statistics look good. Red Hat should undo this change and stop killing the basis of its prospering business.

Instead of paying Canonical the 75%, the Banshee team has decided to have the Ubuntu One Music Store activated by default.

Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS, the second maintenance release of Ubuntu 10.04, is now available for download.

PyShare is a application for Linux which makes sharing pictures and other files very simple. It acts as a Nautilus extension and allows users to share files from withing nautilus.

Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, has released a list of over 1300 components which they have certified to work in Ubuntu. This is a great resource for anyone who is building a Linux machine.

Following in the footsteps of the London Stock Exchange, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange has also announced its plan to switch over to a Linux based system.

Today Canonical has released the second alpha of Ubuntu 11.04, codenamed Natty Narhwal. Read on for the new features that has made it to this release.

The openSUSE project announced the release of the sixth milestone of openSUSE 11.4 for testing. One of the most exciting changes in this release is the complete removal of HAL.

Sourceforge.net had warned its users of a possible attack on their passwords with a blog post. Users will be asked to reset their passwords on the next login.

Ubuntu Tips Applet is an application which regularly displays useful Ubuntu tips on your Ubuntu desktop. These tips are actually for Ubuntu server, but it can also be a great way for new Ubuntu users to discover new features and tips in Ubuntu.

Four months after leaving OpenOffice.org, The Document Foundation has finally released the first stable version of LibreOffice. Although this is the first stable release, the release is given a version number 3.3 in continuation of the version number of OpenOffice.org.

The VideoLAN Project has released a new version of its very popular media player – VLC. The new release, VLC 1.1.6, is an incremental update from the previous version and has a few new features.

The GNOME 3 website was launched today to bring you all the updates and eventually releases, for the GNOME 3 project

Today, Canonical has finally replaced OpenOffice with LibreOffice in the daily build of Ubuntu 11.04 “Natty Narhwal”

The next release of Ubuntu, Ubuntu 11.10, will have Qt applications and libraries as part of Ubuntu CDs and default installs