Fedora 14 Alpha has been released. New features includes the introduction of the CERN developed ROOT, systemd, D programing language etc. Read on for more details and the download link.

Linux users who were excited about valve’s steam port for Linux will be disappointed. On the other hand, it released Steam for Mac with trace of Linux code in it.

The Ubuntu Fridge website has announced the next Ubuntu Developer Summit, which will be held from 25th to 29th October this year bringing some decisive updates.

Ubuntu Tweak has a new feature – Desktop Recovery. Now users can backup their desktop, applications and system settings.

XDA member Armin Coralici was successful in installing Ubuntu on the GalaxyS. There is a considerable speed lag with Ubuntu but everything else perfectly well.

Ubuntu 11.04 “Natty Narwhal” is scheduled for release on 28th April 2011. Read on for the complete release schedule.

The Play Station 3 has been jailbroken and it runs Linux again. It is done through a usb dongle called PS Jailbreak. It is also said to be able to back-up games to the hard drives.

The official Facebook app for iPhone uses unattributed open source code from a third party developer.

0 A.D. is an free open-source game, inspired by Age Of Empire, which runs natively on Linux. The first alpha of the game has been released and Ubuntu users can install it from a PPA.

Today a very dangerous bug privilege escalation bug in the Linux kernel has been fixed. The bug allows an underprivileged process to run with the root privilege from any application with a GUI.

uTorrent developers have announced on their Windows forum that they will release a version for Linux soon that will provide many extra features over Transmission.

Canonical has officially announced that they are adding multi-touch and gesture support in Ubuntu Netbook Edition 10.10.

KDE Software Compilation 4.5 was released a few days ago. It is available for upgrade in OpenSUSE (11.1, 11.2 and 11.3).

Why would you ever consider using a tiny Linux OS that’s only purpose is to give you a web browser? You might be surprised to find out that there are several good reasons to give it a try.

About a month back, we wrote that the installer in Ubuntu 10.10 is getting a makeover. Well the new Ubiquity has arrived in the daily build of Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat.