How a university got itself banned from the Linux kernel
It all started with an email.
Working in Public by Nadia Eghbal - Book Review - William Vincent
The Linux-based PinePhone is the most interesting smartphone I've tried in years - Android Police - OLTNEWS
Related posts Samsung Galaxy S21 + fully revealed in new hands-on video – Android Police 11.12.2020 How to get the most out of notifications in macOS Big Sur – AppleInsider 11.12.2020 Android’s potential for customization was seemingly endless when it was introduced, thanks to its Linux kernel and open source nature. However, Google has introduced […]
FOSS wins again: Free and Open Source Communities comes through on 19th Century Newspapers (and Books and Periodicals...) - Internet Archive Blogs
I have never been more encouraged and thankful to Free and Open Source communities. Three months ago I posted a request for help with OCR’ing and processing 19th Century Newspapers and we got soooo many offers to help. Thank you, that was heart warming and concretely helpful– already based on these suggestions we are changing […]
Audacity exceeds 100 million downloads on FossHub
Audacity is the most downloaded free software on FossHub since 2015.
Local-first and freeform software with James Long by Cyberdeck Users Weekly • A podcast on Anchor
Inside the world’s most ‘ethical’ phone
A Dutch social enterprise company launched the Fairphone 3, a “sustainable smartphone” that sources ethically and allows for repair.
The History of Open Source Software - BrandonGaille.com
Open Source Evolutions: Software for the Masses Even from its beginnings, open source software has been all about free accessibility, ease of use, constant improvement, and evolution over time. Want to know more about how
RHT Stock: Can IBM Stock Accept That Open Source Won the War? | InvestorPla
Red Hat plans to marry its open organization principles, and open source software, to the IBM stock bureaucratic machine.
Linux Journal is Back | Linux Journal
tbh I didn't even notice it was gone...