Looks like Valve's cooking up a treat over at HQ, with rumours that a Steam beta for Linux is literally just around the corner. The entry is very sparse at moment, but history tells us that once up on Open Steam Works, it's only a matter of time before it is released. What's next? A Linux SteamBox perhaps? [PC GamesN] Read More >>
Featured comment by DeviateDefiant:
"I've tried to move solely over to a Linux working environment several times, each time I'm held back by a couple of things that consistently eat at me..." More »
The Raspberry Pi is awesome. Less than £30 nabs you a pocket computer to do your worst with, but it's not quite lightning quick, at least when trying to browse the web. That's about to change though, as its default recommended OS has gotten a massive kick in the pants for more speed. Read More >>
Featured comment by zerobob:
"It's not quick browsing the web?! That's hardly a massively computer intensive activity. I thought this thing could output video @ 1080p?
Any facts..." More »
Why is Linus Torvald, father of the open source Linux operating system, so angry? It's the years of neglect that his baby has suffered at the hands of NVIDIA, apparently. Read More >>
Featured comment by Aevolve:
"Certainly a highlight however I still think I prefer the moment when he says the following about microsoft: "They're lying, they're full of s**t" (0:4..." More »
Featured comment by ispy:
"didn't say it was, party pooper. was just casting my mind back to the seemingly unfathomable display of the handlink, which is also a made up handhel..." More »
Yesterday, we learned Anonymous put out their very own hackeriffic OS—a tricked-out version of Linux filled with tools for mischief. Oops! It's filled with trojans instead. Get used to more of this. Read More >>
Featured comment by tw@panda:
"So anon has no leaders, yet has "quasi-official mouthpieces" on twitter, who apparently speak for Anon and send statements out about Anon. Who decided..." More »
Anonymous has released its own operating system, full-to-the-brim with hacking tools. It’s based on Ubuntu, but would you trust an OS from a hacking group? Surely that’s just going to instantly turn you into a botnet drone? Read More >>
Featured comment by iName:
"This was not released by Anonymous according to them: http://www.bgr.com/2012/03/15/anonymous-os-is-fake-and-packed-with-malware-hacker-group-says/" More »
The recommended Raspberry Pi Linux distro, the Fedora Remix we heard about last month, is finally available for download. It's even got a novice-friendly, easy-peasy installer for Windows that'll format the SD card, and do all the heavy lifting for you, so you can just slam the card into your Pi and boot the mini-marvel up. Read More >>
Featured comment by Episode 114 – UK in 2012? Expensive pasties and no petrol! | "I Confess I'm a Geek!":
"[...] http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2012/03/hands-on-with-the-only-raspberry-pi-left-in-london/ [...]" More »
You might not be able to get your mitts on one just yet, unless you were one of the lucky ones that is, but you can get your downloading-tendrils all over its official Arch Linux ARM operating system right now. Read More >>
The Raspberry Pi is so close I can almost taste it. I’m not quite sure why I’m so excited about it; maybe it’s the low cost and pure hackability of it. At any rate, we now have a video walking you through its brand new Fedora Remix to ogle over. Read More >>
While most people just want their devices to work so that they can do stuff, some people love tinkering with operating systems. Until now, the tablet sector's been ripe for hacking, but there hasn't been anything that's truly open-source and easy to fiddle with from the get-go. This Spark tablet puts that straight. Read More >>
Featured comment by Phillips455:
"SO basically a red galaxy tab 7, but i bet apple wont sueon it being similar to the ipad, due to it not being near its market." More »
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