Linux Distribution

Ubuntu smartphones launching in October 2013, ROM coming this month

Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth has told the Wall Street Journal that smartphones running on Ubuntu would be released this October, and a ROM for the...

Canonical unveils Ubuntu for phones

The wait is over. Canonical has unveiled Ubuntu for phones after the countdown timer on its website ticked to zero. The new operating system will be...

Ubuntu website hints at touch support with countdown timer

Canonical, developers of Ubuntu, are teasing a new announcement on its website. The teaser has a countdown and the tagline "So close, you can almost touch it."

Steam for Linux hits open beta

It looks like Valve has come up with an early Christmas present for Linux users. The company has made the Steam Linux beta open to all Linux users...

Beta client for Steam on Linux available with 25 games

Valve has announced that the studio has received over 60,000 entries for its request for testers, and an increasing group of players will get access to the Steam client of Linux.

Valve wants beta testers for Steam's Linux client

After announcing in July this year that it would be launching Steam for Linux, Valve is looking for beta testers to test the Linux version of the client for...

New Linux distribution aims to club most benefits of other distributions

There is a wide variety of distributions for Linux, with the differences mainly depending on the users' needs. This could cause indecisive developers...

Valve to launch Steam on Linux, have started new developer blog

Digital distribution platform Steam is one of the greatest forces in PC gaming. They offer countless games for both Windows and Mac. Though the Mac catalog

Bye-bye Windows: Dell launches laptops with Ubuntu OS in India

On the same day as Microsoft announced its own foray into the hardware turf via its tablet computer called Surface, Dell has decided to launchlaptops in India loaded with Ubuntu, a free operating software.

Bye-bye Windows: Dell launches laptops with Ubuntu OS in India

On the same day as Microsoft announced its own foray into the hardware turf via its tablet computer called Surface, Dell has decided to launchlaptops in India loaded with Ubuntu, a free operating software.