Linux Today

 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:

 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.

CNET: Like the Web version unveiled at Google I/O, Google+ for Android provides users with options such as automatic photo enhancements and Auto Awesome.

OSTATIC: This release features Linux 3.9.0, Xorg X Server 1.14.1, GCC 4.7, GNOME 3.8.1, and KDE 4.10.2. It also ships with LibreOffice 4.0.2, Firefox 20, and GIMP 2.8.4.

EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet: Software Defined Networking takes hold at Juniper, thanks in part to the use of Linux.

Wazi: The core Drupal 7 install has a Reports tab with fairly limited functionality, so here's how to give yourself better reporting.

The H Open: The developers of HandBrake, the popular open source video transcoder, have announced the release of version 0.9.9 of the popular video conversion application.

LinuxPlanet: Some forks do better than others.

InternetNews: From the 'open source rulez' files:

Tech Radar: Dear old Linux, what are we to do with you? Developed for just over two decades and it's still barely made a mark on the consumer consciousness.

Engadget: We're still lacking a lot of the specifics, other than that there's WiFi, Bluetooth, Wyse PocketCloud integration, plus, of course, HDMI and Android 4.something.

Mageia Blog: We still can't believe how much fun it is to make Mageia together, and we’ve been doing it for two and a half years.

Python Tutorials for Kids 8+: We're having a look at a couple of different aspects of the Python language.

CNet: Hewlett-Packard rolled out another Android device this week. This could become a pattern as PC makers hedge against a world that's less about Microsoft and more about Google.

OpenSource.com: As an organization or even individual there always seem to be questions when considering whether or not to make your project or code snippet open source.

INfoWorld:Google/MPEG-LA deal showed promise, but Google's requirement for user licenses may bring a backlash

Tech Republic: For those of you always looking for — or at least willing to try — the newest Linux distribution on the scene, a pretty fresh candidate is Manjaro Linux,

OMG Ubuntu: It’s 5 months away from release, but we already know most of the new features planned for Unity in Ubuntu 13.10.

Ars: Code-named "Olivia," Linux Mint 15 is based on the most recent version of Ubuntu and will be supported until January 2014.

Geek.com: For years, Ubuntu and Firefoxhave strolled the open source countryside hand-in-hand.

LinuxJournal: Many free software fans, if they were like me, breathed a collective sigh of relief when the Android operating system hit the market.

ZDnet: As computing systems become commoditized, the "profit pools are going to evaporate" for enterprise software vendors, said Whitehurst.

InternetNews: OpenFlow, cloud and NASA

 Softpedia: Dubbed Jessie, Debian 8 is now officially in development, as announced by Matthias Klose last week