This week in Linux news, Citrix announces preparations to release virtual Linux desktop, Linux Mint 17.2 is focused on the traditional desktop, and more! Continue reading for the top Linux stories of the week:
1) Citrix announces it’s ready to release virtual Linux desktops, joins VMware.
Linux on the Desktop is So Hot There’s Now a Fight Over It– The Register
2) Ubuntu Linux version of Intel’s Compute Stick to be released.
Cheaper Intel Compute Stick with Ubuntu Linux Preinstalled Coming This Week– PCWorld
3) Linux-based “Endless” computer is a cheap, flexible option for everybody.
Endless: A Computer the Rest of the World Can Afford– Network World
4) Linux Mint focuses its efforts on the traditional desktop experience with version 17.2.
Linux Mint 17.2 Launches with Big Cinnamon and MATE Desktop Improvements– PCWorld
5) French company to create 80 percent open source robot.
French Robot Company Raising Money for Open Source Companion Robot “BUDDY”– SD Times
The Document Foundation has released the first RC for the new LibreOffice 4.4.5 branch. It’s a maintenance update for the entire 4.4.x branch and it’s not the last one in the series.
Canonical has just announced that a large number of Firefox vulnerabilities have been fixed and that version 39.0 of the browser has been added to Ubuntu 15.04 and all the other supported Ubuntu versions.
Krita, an open-source digital painting software piece that aims to be the best in its field, has been upgraded to version 2.9.6 and is ready for download.