• Ubuntu Testing Week Is Here

• 7zip Sees its First Official Linux Port

• openSUSE Virtual Conference in June

• Richard Stallman Returns to the Free Software Foundation

• Collabora Releases PanVk

• Ubuntu Touch OTA 16 Out

• Ubuntu Giving Wayland Another Shot

• Networking and Touchpads Work in Linux on M1 Macs

• Greg Kroah-Hartman Needs Commercial Buy In For Longer Kernel Support

• Sudo Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Allows Unauthorized Root Access

• Ubuntu 21.04 Will Remain on Gnome 3.38 and GTK3

• Corellium the First to Boot Linux on M1 Macs

• Chromium Losing Access to Chrome Sync

• Fedora Won’t Drop Chromium

• MX Linux Community Respin Beta dubbed Ragout Out

• Canonicals MicroK8s Gets High-Availability

• A Massive KDE Plasma 5.20 Released

• Big Changes in the Nextcloud Hub 20 Release

• The Linux Foundation Announces the Open Governance Network Model

• LibreOffice’s Mike Saunters Pens Open Letter to OpenOffice

• Gnome 3.38 Release

• Gnome 40 Is Next

• Nvidia Buys ARM

• The Pinephone Braveheart and Above Can Multi-Boot

• Mozilla Sunsets Firefox Send and Firefox Notes

• Deepin 20 Released; with new dual 5.4 and 5.7 kernel options

• Ubuntu LTS Point Releases Are Here

• Rolling Rhino Turns Ubuntu 20.04 into a Rolling Release

• Boothole, A Linux Security Vulnerability

• Red Hat’s Boothole Fix Causes Issues

• Firefox Cuts Jobs Again

• Oracle’s Patch Reduces Boot Times By Almost Half

• Inkscape 1.0 Released, Finally

• Ubuntu Studio 20.10 To Ship With Plasma

• Ubuntu 20.04 Certifies the Pi

• Audacity Released 2.4, Withdrew It, Then Released It Again

• Paragon Software Unhappy about exFAT in Kernel 5.7

• Debian Announces Biohackathon

• Linux Mint 20 will be named Ulyana

• GNU Guix Plans Addition of Hurd Micro-Kernel

• Huawei Signs Non-Agression Patent Pact with Open Invention Network

• Debian Leader Says “One Year Will Do”

• Debian 8 Adds Longer Support

• Debian 11 Package Freeze Scheduled

• Gnome 3.36 “Gresik”

• The Linux Foundation Open Sources Project OWL

• FreeNAS and TrueNAS are Merging

• Linux Foundation’s Core Infrastructure Initiative Releases Census II Analysis

• Refreshed GTK Website Goes Live

• MX Linux 19.1 Now Available

• MangoHud 0.2.0 Is Out

• Wine 5.2 Is Out

• Mesa 20 Is Out

• Ubuntu 18.04.4 Released with Updated Kernel 5.3

• Devs Push for Unicode 13 Support in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

• Perens Versus Open Source Security; Perens Wins in Court

• New Long Term Support KDE Plamsa 5.18 Is Out

• Gnome 3.35.2 Available for Testing

• Cumulus Networks Unveils Its 4th-Generation of Modern Network Software

• Devuan ASCII 2.1 released

• Zorin OS Responds to the Privacy Concerns

• Kali Linux 2019.4 Released

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