Take a deep breath and prepare to jump back on the development rollercoaster: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS has opened for development.
At 11.06 AM on this very day back in 2004, Mark Shuttleworth took the Ubuntu mailing list to announce the inaugural release of Ubuntu 4.10.
Opponents of Mir are 'politically motivated', says Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth in a blog post announcing the name of Ubuntu 14.10.
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS has been code-named 'Trusty Tahr'. Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth confirmed the choice of name in a blog post.
Don't install Ubuntu Touch - that's my advice to anyone thinking about replacing Android on their primary device expecting a polished OS.
Ubuntu 13.10 brings a number of minor changes to the desktop - but are any of them essential? We review the latest release.
Worms Reloaded has been brought to Linux for the first time as part of the new Humble Bundle with Android 7, alongside 5 other indie games.
Say hello to the Darter Ultra thin - a 14-inch touchscreen laptop from Linux PC sellers System 76.
It's a good week for music fans on Linux. Following the recent update to Banshee comes a new release of the lightweight Qt music player Musique.
Is the Trillian for Linux Beta any good? We've gone hands on to see what it's like - and while we're impressed there's a one glaring issue...
The goal to enable XMir by default for supported graphics cards in Ubuntu 13.10 has been pushed back.
The team behind the cross-platform game 0 A.D. is asking for donations to drive continued development of the free and open source realtime strategy title.