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2015 was the Year of the Linux Phone ... Nah, we're messing with you Apart from that it was a sweet 12 months for penguinistas OSes14 Jan 2016 | 153
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Beyond iTunes: XML boffins target sheet music How the tech and music industries come together in 2015 Software30 Dec 2015 | 23
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Are you the keymaster? Alternatives in a LogMeIn/LastPass universe Grumble release valve Security02 Dec 2015 | 77
All hail Firefox Dev Edition 44 – animations, memory and all Review Going from from 'pah' to 'hang on, a minute' Software30 Nov 2015 | 21
Refined player: Fedora 23's workin' it like Monday morning Review The Linux distro that doesn't stop OSes17 Nov 2015 | 31
Ubuntu 15.10: Wily Werewolf – not too hairy, not too scary Review Enjoy quiet while it lasts, penguins, Mir, Unity 8 on way OSes23 Oct 2015 | 54
openSUSE Leap: Middle ground between cutting edge and conservative Version 42.1: Life, the universe and everything OSes20 Oct 2015 | 22
Ubuntu 15.10: More kitten than beast – but beware the claws Review Wily Werewolf 'transforms' into similar creature WITH NEW SCROLLBARS OSes05 Oct 2015 | 99
Break from the future: Hold the new stuff and fix the web first Hiatus is not a dirty word. Crevice is a dirty word, but hiatus isn't Software25 Sep 2015 | 16
Ubuntu Wily gaggle builds 15.10 beta beachhead Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Ubuntu GNOME, Ubuntu MATE and Lubuntu: No Dibble or Grub OSes09 Sep 2015 | 52
Microsoft Edge web browser: A well-presented mea culpa Review Not perfect, but way better than IE – and it gives Chrome the willies Software30 Jul 2015 | 76
W3C's failed Do Not Track crusade tumbles to ad-blockers' Vietnam Worst outcome ever for clueless online admen Security29 Jul 2015 | 52
Windows 10 Edge: Standards kinda suck yet better than Chrome? The best thing for the web since Mozilla forked Netscape Software20 Jul 2015 | 77
Mozilla's ‘Great or Dead’ philosophy may save bloated blimp Firefox Moz shop's rebuild-the-fox plan begins to take shape Software15 Jul 2015 | 127
Five lightweight Linux desktop worlds for extreme open-sourcers Screenshots Need a slim-line work environment? We recommend the best OSes09 Jul 2015 | 106
Linux Mint 17.2: If only all penguinista desktops were done this way Review Freshness AND familiarity OSes01 Jul 2015 | 93
Cinnamon 2.6 – a Linux desktop for Windows XP refugees Review Dual monitor support, better panels, and improvements in speed OSes16 Jun 2015 | 72
But... I... like... the... PAIN! Our secret addiction to 'free' APIs Tut, tut – will you app developers NEVER learn to say no? Software11 Jun 2015 | 30
Secure web? That'll cost you, thanks to Mozilla's HTTPS plan Firefox-shop breaks out the big stick Systems02 Jun 2015 | 108
Fedora 22: Don't be glum about the demise of Yum – this is a welcome update Review Retreat from the dark side OSes31 May 2015 | 27
You've come a long way, Inkscape: Open-source Illustrator sneaks up The big BUT in Adobe's graphics subscription toll OSes19 May 2015 | 46
Stripped to the core and full of Xfce: Xubuntu Linux loses it Review Like Ubuntu but a darn sight slimmer OSes18 May 2015 | 45
Systemd hee hee: Jessie Debian gallops (slowly) into view Review But your server bits get rustled, cowboy OSes06 May 2015 | 25
Low price, big power: Virtual Private Server picks for power nerds AWS not the boss of you? Try these VPS options... Systems05 May 2015 | 22
Relax, it's just Ubuntu 15.04. AARGH! IT'S FULL OF SYSTEMD!!! Review The future is coming, Still OSes05 May 2015 | 102
Docker ascendancy's ignites a flak-in-the-box cloud arms race Web lessons in bullet-proofing the container class Devops01 May 2015 | 4
Torvalds' temptress comes of age: Xfce 4.12 hits the streets Review Is it enough to turn into a fully-fledged lover? OSes03 Apr 2015 | 48
Thanks a lot, Google, for snatching .dev for yourself. It's not like the rest of us wanted it Comment Oh well, back to .io Software13 Mar 2015 | 27
Sick of Chrome vs Firefox? Check out these 3 NEW browsers Opera for Opera lovers, Microsoft offering and more Software03 Mar 2015 | 142
First peek at the next Ubuntu 15.04 nester line-up Xubuntu, Kubuntu, Barney McGrubuntu, Cuthbert, GNOME and MATE OSes02 Mar 2015 | 38
Elementary, my dear penguin: It's the second beta of Freya Review Never mind the bugs... love the skin Ubuntu's in OSes25 Feb 2015 | 27
You'll get sick of that iPad. And guess who'll be waiting? Big daddy Linux... It's a post-post-post PC world OSes16 Jan 2015 | 110
YEAR of the PENGUIN: A Linux mobile in 2015? Choh. Just as they sort the desktop out, bloody PCs disappear OSes22 Dec 2014 | 107
Fedora 21: Linux fans will LOVE it - after the install woes Review Purrs like a beauty once you get her running OSes18 Dec 2014 | 82
Why, hello there, Foxy... BYE GOOGLE! Mozilla's browser is a video star Review Online face interface minus the vendor lock-in Software08 Dec 2014 | 79
Post-Microsoft, post-PC programming: The portable REVOLUTION Code jockeys: count up and grab your fabulous tablets OSes27 Nov 2014 | 36
We have a winner! Fresh Linux Mint 17.1 – hands down the best Review Beats Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE, Elementary OSes24 Nov 2014 | 130
OpenSUSE 13.2: Have your gecko and eat your rolling distro too Review New development model, new distro, same class OSes06 Nov 2014 | 28
Ubuntu's shiny 10th birthday Unicorn: An upgrade fantasy Review Exciting possibilities. Just not yet OSes24 Oct 2014 | 31
Chrome 38's new HTML tag support makes fatties FIT and SKINNIER First browser to protect networks' bandwith using official spec Software15 Oct 2014 | 22
Right, suits off: Windows 10 preview Internet Explorer is here Preview SPDY and Chakra – faster browsing, one browser Channel09 Oct 2014 | 15
Unchanging Unicorn: Don't be disappointed with Ubuntu 14.10, be happy Review A calm before the storm OSes26 Sep 2014 | 23
A Norsified Linux for Windows and OS X wobblers Review Elementary, my dear desktop OSes26 Sep 2014 | 56
OwnCloud: Fiddly but secure host-from-home sync 'n' share Review Bit knotty for the average user, but may live up to NSA-proof claims Storage08 Sep 2014 | 38
YES, I have ridden the Unicorn: The Ubuntu Utopic unicorn And no, you don't have to be a virgin. Linux fancier joke here OSes04 Sep 2014 | 46
Look, no client! Not quite: the long road to a webbified Vim Programming the Web, Pt. III Building in the browser Software20 Aug 2014 | 31
What's in your toolbox? Why the browser wars are so last decade Feature The new reality of picking a web winner Software14 Aug 2014 | 89
Quicker, easier to fly to MOON than change web standards ... OR IS IT? Programming the Web, Pt. II Snail's pace system might be forced to speed up Software01 Aug 2014 | 27
Another day, another Firefox: Version 31 is upon us ALREADY Review Web devs, Mozilla really wants you to like this one Software28 Jul 2014 | 46
KDE releases ice-cream coloured Plasma 5 just in time for summer Review Melty but refreshing - popular rival to Mint's Cinnamon's still a work in progress OSes28 Jul 2014 | 76
Party like it's not 1999: Cry FREEDOM for a better web Programming the Web, Pt. I Lumpy but free - the future is here Software21 Jul 2014 | 20
The fresh Mint of dwell there: This is a story all about how 17 is here for a while Clinging to Ubuntu 14.04 LTS... Cinnamon and her MATE OSes02 Jun 2014 | 44
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS: Great changes, but sssh don't mention the... Review Why HELLO Amazon! You weren't here last time OSes22 Apr 2014 | 144
Sticky Tahr-fy pudding: Ubuntu 14.04 slickest Linux desktop ever Review Wait, Canonical actually listened to us? OSes28 Mar 2014 | 150
GNOME 3.12: Pixel perfect ... but homeless Review Best thing out of GNOME camp for YEARS, but who'll take it in? OSes27 Mar 2014 | 93