Linux Today

 Softpedia: While many of us are still enjoying the recently released GNOME 3.10 desktop environment, the GNOME developers are working hard on the next major version, GNOME 3.12

 LinuxGizmos: Systena began shipping what appears to be the first new mobile device to run the Linux-based Tizen OS.

OSTATIC: Building a tool with as many features as Liferay Portal is not easy, and neither is organizing the features in an understandable way.

WebProNews: This has been a crazy week for 3D printers on Kickstarter.

Linux Gizmos: The SmartBox lacks its own internal storage or Internet access, but can wirelessly stream SD card content to up to six mobile devices via WiFi.

PC World: The Linux desktop revolution is just around the corner!

The Register: Not everyone who wants to build USB-equipped kit sells sufficient quantities to warrant the $5,000 the forum wants in exchange for a vendor ID, a recent rise from the $2,000 it used to charge.

Ostatic: One of the more interesting new features, from an administration perspective, is a new Hybrid Cloud User Console.

LinuxBSDos.com: Because it's good for your privacy and security, says the guys from WhiteHat Security.

Linux.com: “Don't hurry your code. Make sure it works well and is well designed. Don't worry about timing.”

gHacks: Good news for Firefox users who do not like the changes that come along with the new Australis design that will be implemented in the browser in the foreseeable future.

LinuxJournal: Basically, my script needs to do two things when it's run. First, it needs to run the appropriate xrandr command to enable or disable the external display, and second, it needs to reset all of my windows to their default location.

 Softpedia: GNOME Software 3.10.2 no longer crashes

 OStatic: If systems administrators are the chefs, programmers and developers are the gardeners (or butchers, depending on the code) who provide the raw material to work with.

 GamingOnLinux: Some more sad news today folks, Trent from Nooskewl has made a blog post detailing why the currently open source game Monster RPG 2 is to become non-free again.

 Xmodulo: With KVM being officially supported by Red Hat, installing KVM on RedHat-based systems should be a breeze

 LinuxGizmos: Telefonica announced the launch of Firefox OS 1.1 phones in Brazil, including the debut of LG's first Firefox OS phone, the LG Fireweb.

eWEEK: The open-source cloud platform is big business already and set to get even bigger in the years ahead.

Softpedia: The SolusOS Linux project will close its doors and it will no longer be developed by its father, Ikey Doherty.

Linux Insider: In a computing world distracted by distro overload, Linux Lite is a lightweight Linux OS that has no trouble doing a heavy workload.

OpenSource.com: Open Atrium came on the scene and directly into the limelight because for the first time, a distribution of the open source Drupal code base felt really and truly like an all-in-one product.

Tecmint: There are some Linux Commands which are lesser Known, yet very useful and handy irrespective of the fact whether you are a Novice or an Advanced User.

OSTATIC: It seems to me that the community, or at least portions of the community, are upset because Canonical is doing something different, and they were not consulted beforehand.

Softpedia: Evolution 3.11.1 is a development release that fixes bugs and improves the stability of the software.

 ZDnet: Ubuntu Touch isn't ready for every user yet.

 DesktopLinuxReviews: As good as Lubuntu is, it's not the only minimalistic distro based on Ubuntu

 Softpedia: It was discovered that information could be leaked when reading broadcast messages from the notify_policy interface of the IPSec key_socket, allowing a local user to examine potentially sensitive information in kernel memory.

 BinaryTides: This tutorial shows how to monitor disk io on a linux server automatically with iotop and cron

 Examiner: GNUPanel is the free software alternative to proprietary web server provisioning/web site administration control panels like CPanel.

 LinuxGizmos: Avnet released two Linux-based Software Defined Radio (SDR) development kits that combine Xilinx ARM/FPGA Zynq-7000 SoCs with Analog Devices RF transceiver modules.

ServerWatch: Oracle is providing its Linux users with a new Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel (UEK) 3 release that enables new server capabilities.

Softpedia: Dan Carpenter discovered an information leak in the Compaq SMART2 disk-array driver and HP Smart Aray in the Linux kernel, which could allow a local user to gather sensitive information from kernel memory.

NetworkWorld: Apple's move to offer its latest desktop operating system, OS X Mavericks, for free isn't going to affect the Linux operating system at all, its creator Linus Torvalds said.

Datamation: This update on a popular list reveals a changing relationship between proprietary and open source software, due to cloud computing's influence.

Wired: But ultimately, outside coders showed the federal government just how powerful open source code can be.

TechCrunch: SkySQL will use the funding to invest in the MariaDB open source project, support the SkySQL community and develop commercial offerings for scaling the MariaDB database server.

 ZDnet: The Linux Foundation used to be just about Linux.

 NetworkWorld: Mozilla's decision to stand firm on a move to block Java except on a click-to-play basis has admins and developers frustrated.

 LinuxGizmos: A startup called Wi-MM is prepping a bicycle computer that promises to notify users if their bike is stolen, then sound an alarm and track it down via GPS.