More information on the hardware specifications of Bq's Aquaris Ubuntu Phone have been revealed at Mobile World Congress.
Valve has announced that a beta of Portal 2 is now available on Steam for Linux, marking the first time that the game has been available on the platform.
Last week we highlighted a handy applet for Ubuntu sound enthusiasts that allows input and output devices to be switched on demand, ad-hoc style.
It's now possible to login to a Unity 8 session in the latest development builds of Ubuntu 14.04 for the desktop.
Canonical has published details of its new Scopes technology, set to be at the core of the converged Ubuntu experience.
A handful of photos of the Bq Aquaris handset, one of two Ubuntu-powered phones to launch later this year, have been posted online.
A number of users are reporting issues with Ubuntu One, the cloud storage service provided by Canonical and installed by default on the Ubuntu desktop.
GNOME 3.12 will be released on March 26, despite earlier discussions suggest that it should be delayed by a week.
The development team behind open-source video editor Pitivi are seeking €100,000 to turn it into a 'flexible, high-end' application.
VLC is one of several big-name applications planning to launch applications on Ubuntu for Phones and Tablets in the near future.
11% of organisations using Windows XP plan to switch to Linux soon, a survey conducted by Tech Pro Research shows.
It's been a long time coming, but Ubuntu 14.04 will finally offer users the choice of showing application menus in application windows.
When Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth speaks, people listen — especially about Ubuntu Phone, a mobile version of the Linux desktop.
Two manufacturers, China based Meizu and Spanish OEM BQ Readers, are both set to release Ubuntu-powered handsets at some point 'within 2014'.
A new version of the popular open-source media player 'Banshee' has been released.
It may not be planning any big new features, but the forthcoming release of Ubuntu 14.04 is intending to ship with a raft of refinements.
The Humble Indie Bundle is here again with another 5 games for Linux!
One year on from its arrival in the Ubuntu Software Center, Steam for Linux now offers more than 500 gaming titles - an increase of 900%.