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Torvalds has the Linux 5.5 codename under the title of the "Kleptomaniac Octopus."

The post Linux 5.5 Released With Many Hardware Support Improvements appeared first on Linux.com.

Take a look at the open-source equivalents to Google Drive, the company's cloud storage product.

The post The best free and open-source alternatives to Google Drive on Android appeared first on Linux.com.

BT said that a handful of suppliers, including China’s Huawei, Sweden’s Ericsson and Finland’s Nokia, hold too much power over a highly consolidated market.

The post BT’s ‘open source’ approach will challenge Huawei’s dominance appeared first on Linux.com.

Imagine an open-source, modular audio system with interchangeable cloud services. It's the audio system that consumers -- and our environment -- deserve.

The post So long, Sonos: Meet the open-source audio system that will never die appeared first on Linux.com.

Andy Updegrove reviews how remote developers began to collaborate to create OSS, how the legal tools to make its distribution possible evolved, and how the world came to embrace it

The post A Brief History of Open Source Software (part 1) appeared first on Linux.com.

Unlike LinkedIn, LinkedUp, which runs on any browser, is not owned or controlled by a corporate entity.

The post Dfinity launches an open-source platform aimed at the social networking giants appeared first on Linux.com.

Linux 5.5 is most likely the kernel version to be used by the upcoming Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

The post Linux 5.5 Ready To Shine With Navi Overclocking, Raspberry Pi 4 Support, Wake-On-Voice appeared first on Linux.com.

Purism has been pumping out the Librem 5 in iterative batches that continually try to improve the manufacturing process.

The post Librem 5 phone hands-on—Open source phone shows the cost of being different appeared first on Linux.com.