The developer behind Lubuntu RMX - the good looking Lubuntu spin we featured last week - got in touch to share his thanks with those who downloaded, tested and gave some feedback on it.
The Ubuntu Multitouch Development team has called for feedback on which games must be focused to add multitouch capabilities in this cycle. Here is your chance to vote for your favourite game.
The Faenza train just keeps rollin' along with fussy Faenza fans favourite double-dip selection of alternative icons - 'Farnza Variants' - updating to add in... 4 new icons, a panel icon and support for yet more Faenza variants. (!)
Seif Lotfy is back hacking on the new Unity People Place. Updating his blog he shares news that Folks and Zeitgeist now ‘play along’ allowing for easy sorting of results using Zeitgeist (Favourites, Recent, etc.) […]
Ubuntu's Rick Spencer has issued a statement refuting the earlier claims reported by The Register that Ubuntu was to switch to 'daily releases'.
The third beta of the OpenOffice.org fork 'LibreOffice' saw release this week, bringing many bugfixes and a few new features.
Whilst I'm not traditionally a GnoMenu fan even I can't help but drool over ~Blitz-Bomb's 7Like theme for it. Fusing elements of Ambiance with well-worn aspects of Windows 7's start menu the theme has a whole lot to like in it.
Check out this video of Wayland in action.
A new project tasked with creating mixed media adverts for Ubuntu has been launched on, no pun intended, Launchpad.
The register are reporting that Mark Shuttleworth has hinted that the development cycle for Ubuntu releases could become a lot quicker than 6 months...
This wallpaper is cool. You should download it.
A new release of everyone's favourite minimalist grey theme Lucidity brings some nice fixes and four different flavours.