One of the Gnome developers, Debarshi Ray has posted some screenshots of awesome work he has done with Gnome lately.
New Leaders in Science Are Those Who Share

The Obama administration recently responded to a petition asking the government to “require free access over the Internet to scientific journal articles arising from taxpayer-funded research.”
I first heard about the petition on Google+, and am very proud to be signature #52. Back then 25,000 signatures seemed like a tall order for what is a somewhat niche area. In the end, the petition gained over 65,000 signatures and an official response from the White House. The Open Science Federation posted a screen capture of the 25,000th signature landmark on June 3, 2012. John Wilibanks started the petition with signature #1.
Synology DSM 4.2 NAS OS Now Live
Synology’s latest version of its DiskStation Manager operating system for NAS servers is now live. [Read more]
What US Businesses Should Know About Compliance and Regulatory Issues Before Adopting a Cloud Strategy
Plenty of confusion still exists around the compliance and regulatory implications of cloud computing, particularly in regards to data. Here’s a quick summary of what U.S. companies need to know.
NVIDIA Releases 304.84 Linux Driver
While it’s not part of the NVIDIA 310 or even the latest NVIDIA 313 driver series, this morning was marked by the release of the 304.84 certified Linux graphics driver…
Kernel Progress On Improving I/O Wait, Interactivity
Progress is being made within the Linux kernel for reducing the I/O wait times and system interactivity/responsiveness when dealing with large I/O operations…
Second RC for openSUSE 12.3 Brings Bigger-Than-CD Live Images
The openSUSE developers have released the last planned release candidate for the next version of their Linux distribution, which is planned to be released on 13 March. The update brings bigger-than-CD ISO images and a number of updated packages.
Feature Set of Linux 3.9 Has Been Established
RAID 5 and 6 in Btrfs and a Device Mapper target for using SSDs as hard disk cache will be two of the major new features of Linux 3.9. New Stable and Longterm kernels offer bug fixes, and kernel.org has been given a facelift.