Several Android phone makers will release Ubuntu phones this year, Canonical's CEO has revealed.
Last week we asked you to send in the best Cinnamon desktop themes you could find — and you did just that.
Ubuports' Marius Gripsgård has shared a photograph (right) of Ubuntu running on his Fairphone 2, a port expected to make an appearance at MWC 2016.
Open-Source e-mail client Nylas N1 is rolling out its biggest update since launch. A unified inbox and easier label editing are among the changes on offer.
Phones from Sony, OnePlus and Fairphone will be demonstrated running Ubuntu (Touch) later this month, we can reveal.
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS will ship with an older version of Nautilus than originally planned, a decision that will mean LTS users miss on a number of new features.
Excited by news of the first Ubuntu tablet and convergence device? Us too. We answer some your burning questions, including price, specs and release date.
See the new Ubuntu tablet up close, and get a closer look at the Unity 8 desktop in convergence mode.
And Canonical say it will #reinvent personal mobile computing
From today, no further up security updates or bug-fixes will be released for Ubuntu 15.04, which was released on April 23, 2015.
Opera 32-bit Linux packages are finally here, and join tab muting and a redesigned download page to form the latest stable update of Opera for computers.
Help us find the best themes for the Cinnamon desktop by nominating your favourite! Poll closes in one week. We'll blog about the top 5 entries after.
Canonical is looking to build hype for its upcoming Mobile World Congress announcements though a mysterious new online initiative.
Today sees the second alpha release of the Ubuntu 16.04 development cycle made available to download.
As Ubuntu Phone OTA-9 begins its roll out, we look at the top new features it brings and highlight why Meizu MX4 owners will want to upgrade ASAP.
Firefox 44, the latest version of Mozilla's hugely popular open-source web browser, is now available for download.
Google Chrome is to drop support for all 32-bit Linux distros from March, 2016.
The long-rumoured Xiaomi laptop is to go on sale in China this spring — but it won't be running a Linux desktop OS as originally claimed.