openSUSE Education Team is proud to present Li-f-e (Linux for Education) 12.3-1, this first release is based on openSUSE 12.3 with all the official updates applied. Li-f-e incorporates latest stable versions of all popular desktop environments such as KDE, Gnome and Cinnamon, it includes wide range of softwares catering to the needs of everyone, selection from openSUSE Education repository, multimedia from the Packman repository, development tools, KIWI-LTSP allowing normal PC or diskless thin clients to network boot from a server running Li-f-e and lot more. To summarize, everything you need to make your computer useful is available right out of...

The FUDCon conference, the main gathering of Fedora contributors, has been renamed Flock and is moving from its barcamp style to a more traditional conference setup...

The recent release of Debian 7.0, code-named "Wheezy", has triggered distribution updates of CrunchBang and aptosid. CrunchBang 11 "Waldorf" is now considered a stable release and aptosid 2013-01 was released as well...

The latest version of the open source startup manager systemd will most likely be included in Fedora 19, which is currently in alpha status. The systemd developers are now preparing to introduce bigger changes with their next release...