Linux Today

 LinuxDrops: FreeRADIUS is the most popular open source RADIUS server and the most widely deployed RADIUS server in the world.

EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet: Long story short - open always wins.

Linux-Line: Ceptor is an advanced zero client that brings the data to the user when and where they need it.

InternetNews: From the 'Good Things Come in Small Packages' files:

HowtoForge: This tutorial explains how to use Apache Solr with TYPO3 on Debian Wheezy.

TecMint: Finally, the long-awaited Skype 4.2 for Linux released by Microsoft with major updates, lots of various bug fixes and some minor features.

The VAR Guy: Frankly, OpenStack does not need saving. We're merely seeing a shakeout in the cloud market rather than a central flaw with the OpenStack movement.

OSTATIC: If it sounds like a joke, you may be surprised at the enormous computing power these lash-ups are capable of.

ZDNET: Mint isn't just an outstanding Linux desktop, it's the best new desktop operating system of any kind available now.

The H Open: Among the topics discussed by the developers at Ubuntu Developer Summit 13.05 were the planned new features for Ubuntu 13.10.

WebUpd8: Skype 4.2 for Linux has been released 

TimeToBleed: This article is going to explain how a recent privilege escalation exploit for the Linux kernel works.

RedMonk: A recent poll on Hacker News asking about Linux distributions of choice got me thinking, what can can we learn from a bigger picture of the distro landscape than a single HN poll? I

MakeTechEasier: For those that need to work constantly on SSH, it can be very frustrating when the system cut you off after a period of time.

TechRepublic: Free office suite tools like OpenOffice and Libre Office have more advanced features than you might expect. Here are seven that go beyond the common tasks.

ComputerWorldUK: free software is widely recognised as inherently superior in practically all situations, as its rapid uptake across many markets demonstrates

OpenSource.com: The humble browser. Its main purpose, for many years, was to serve up simple HTML documents and provide information on just about any subject you could think of.

InternetNews: Web pages load 5% faster on average

 tecmint: Linux is fun! Huhhh. OK so you don't believe me.

 OStatic: Maintaining a local mirror has several benefits, and is a recommended practice for maintaining even modest number of servers.

 DesktopLinuxReviews: CrunchBang 11 has been released so it's time for a review.

 Unixmen: Nowadays, our personal computer is not only a work tool, it is also our private space where we store our little secrets.

 HotHardware: We recently set out to design a mini desktop computer with the wildly popular Raspberry Pi single board computer.

 MyLinuxBook: In this article, we will discuss some impressive features of vim editor that can help you save a lot of time while working on vim.

TechCrunch: Use of Unity tech is now free on both mobile platforms.

CNET: Opera has graduated from beta (with Webkit under the hood) and brings new discovery and data-saving features.

LinuxAdvocates:I tend to think of only a few Distributions which have a lot of potential under the hood and are categorized as 'sleepers'. 

 OStatic: The topic of collaboration on open source projects needs to extend to cross-project collaboration.

 Softpedia: Linux kernel 3.0.78 includes an updated DRM driver for Radeon graphics cards, improvements to the x86 and PowerPC architectures

 FOSSforce: These days there are a lot of "user friendly" distros - all with a little different take on what constitutes friendliness.

InternetNews: From the 'Descendants of View Source' files:

 EverydayLinuxUser: Emmabuntus focuses on ease of installation, use and an abundance of software.

 LinuxBSDos: From the release number, you can probably guess that it is based on Ubuntu Desktop 13.04.

TecMint: A single article or a single book is unable to explain the power, the utility, the usability and the Art of Linux.

PC World: With Bitcoin all the rage and startups popping up left and right, it's hard to know who's an expert in the virtual currency and who just has an opinion.

TNW: Now there's an easy way for almost anyone to create a dedicated Glass app.

The VAR Guy: SugarCRM continues to grow fast. But is the open source alternative to Salesforce.com, Oracle Siebel and Microsoft Dynamics CRM a serious contender in the IT channel?

NixCraft: How do I enable nginx SPDY support running on Debian or Ubuntu Linux server?

OSTATIC: Clement Lefebvre, Mint founder and lead, recently announced the public release of Linux Mint 15 Release Candidate.

The VAR Guy: A few days ago, Canonical reiterated its commitment to restoring the Ubuntu "community" Web portal to front-and-center of official Ubuntu websites.