• Ubuntu 17.04 to Support IPP Everywhere Printers and Apple AirPrint

• Debian Is Considering “Automatic Upgrades”

• 0-days hitting Fedora and Ubuntu open desktops to a world of hurt

• New BlackArch Linux ISOs Roll Out with over 1600 Hacking Tools

• Sandboxed Tor Browser Is Here To Protect Your Anonymity

• New Linux Malware Spotted, Gives Hackers Full Control Over Device

• Cyanogen failed to kill Android, now it is shuting its services and OS as part of a pivot

• Debian 8.6 “Jessie” Officially Released with over 90 Security Fixes

• Tor Browser 6.0.5 Released

• Linux Kernel 4.4.21 LTS Is a Big Update with Over 200 Changes

• Artificial Intelligence can Decode and Unblur Pixelated Images

• Lenovo denies claims it plotted with Microsoft to block Linux installs

• Start-up sells a stamp-sized Linux server for $5

• Linux Mint 18 Xfce Edition Is Now Available for Download

• The rise of the Linux botnet

• Elon Musk Says DARPA A.I. Hacking Challenge Will Lead to Skynet

• Debian Project Enhances the Anonymity and Security of Debian Linux Users via Tor

• HTTPS Bypassed On Windows, Mac, And Linux

• Chinese Android smartphone packs a dedicated crypto chip

• Dropbox’s answer to Google Docs is now available on iOS and Android

This month

• Command & Conquer
• How-To : Python, Install Software In Debian/Ubuntu, and Program With FreePascal
• Graphics : Inkscape
• Linux Labs: Refurbish An Old Computer
• Book Review: Linux Server Security
• Ubuntu Games: Tomb Raider

Plus: News, Q&A, and soooo much more.

• Google Offers Artificial Intelligence Tool For Free

• Portable Apps for Ubuntu 16.04 Now Available for Download

• ZFS for Linux Finally Lands in Debian

• Arch Linux-Based LinHES 8.4 OS Launches with Kodi, MythTV, and OpenPHT

• Symantec antivirus security flaw exposes Linux, Mac and Windows

• Founder of the Apache Software Foundation Joins Linux Foundation to Lead Hyperledger Project

• Open source tool watches Linux systems, containers for suspicious activity

• UK-based Entroware launches 14 inch Ubuntu laptop with Intel Skylake

• Unity 8 Won’t Be the Default Desktop Session for Ubuntu 16.10

• Devs release beta of systemd-free Debian fork

• New Android malware disguises itself as a Chrome update

• New BlackArch Linux version released, now provides 1400 pentesting tools

• Linux Foundation launches badge program to boost open source security

• Ubuntu Tweak Is Now Officially Dead and Buried

This month

• Command & Conquer
• How-To : Python, LibreOffice, Migrating From VAX, and LaTeX
• Graphics : Inkscape
• Chrome Cult: Options
• Linux Labs: Debian (Noroot) in Android & Testing and Troubleshooting Hard Drives
• Ubuntu Devices
• Review: Linux Lite
• Ubuntu Games: GoPanda

Plus: News, Arduino, Q&A, and soooo much more.

• UbuCon Europe, the Very First European Ubuntu Conference, Announced for November

• Debian GNU/Linux 8.4 and 7.10 Officially Released

• RaspEX Linux for Raspberry Pi 3 Gets Kodi Media Center, and Bluetooth Support

• Red Hat offers free Red Hat Enterprise Linux to developers

• ubuntuBSD 15.10 Beta 3 Released, Brings Support for Virtual Text Consoles

• Get the VoCore Mini Linux Computer for $39

• Canonical Patches Six New Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities in Ubuntu 15.10 and 14.04

• Google issues biggest Android security update yet

• Stali distribution smashes assumptions about Linux

• Lubuntu-Based LXLE 14.04.4 Officially Released

• UK Launches Robotics And Artificial Intelligence Inquiry

• Linus Torvalds Announces First Linux Kernel 4.6 RC Build, Introduces OrangeFS

• Ubuntu-Based Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition Laptop Launches in Europe

• Remaiten Linux bot combines malware features to target weak credentials

• AV Linux 2016 Officially Released, a Debian OS Optimized for Audio Production

• GNOME 3.2 Released

• Meizu PRO 5 comes to China and Europe

• Debian 6.0 LTS to Reach End-of-Life in February this year

• Google’s VR headset won’t need a smartphone or PC

• Tails Will Keep You Anonymous Online

• Now You Can Install Kali Linux On Android Smartphones

• Unix bug puts Linux, Android, and iOS systems at risk

• GNOME Maps to Allow for OpenStreetMap Editing

• ConsenSys, BlockApps, and Canonical partner to deliver bio-ID tools on Ubuntu phones

• ZFS Will Be Baked Directly into Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and Supported by Canonical

• Linux distros aren’t updating WebKit, making web browsers and email clients vulnerable

• Google’s DeepMind AI Develops an Algorithm

• Maru Is an Android OS on the Phone and Debian Linux When Connected to a PC

• Vulnerabilities in Font Processing Library Impact Firefox and Linux

• Ubuntu Core now supports Intel’s NUC mini computer

• MIT’s 168-Core Chip Could Bring AI to Smartphones and IoT Devices

• Russia’s internet guru says no to Windows, yes to Linux

• Canonical reckons Android phone-makers will switch to Ubuntu

• Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Is Now Using the Latest Linux Kernel 4.4.1

• Snap-Happy Trojan Targets Linux Servers

• Kali Linux Rolling Release

• Debian 8.3 (Jessie) Officially Released

• Artificial intelligence luminary Marvin Minsky has died at 88

• New Linux malware spotted

• Ubuntu Touch OTA-9 Is Officially Released

• Ubuntu and open source play a key role in Microsoft Azure Stack