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MakeTechEasier: There are plenty of Linux distros out there, each with a different focus.

Tizen: Samsung announced Tizen 4.0 with .NET and Xamarin hooks

CockroachDB may not have an inviting name, but it took center stage at last week's OpenStack Summit.

 ZDnet: Google I/O: Kotlin, a popular new language for mobile platforms that's compatible with Java, is now officially supported on Android.

Hugo vs. Jekyll: If you're building a new website, a static site generator may be the right platform for you.

opensource.com: The Cream add-on makes the Vim text editor easier to use by putting a more familiar face on its functionality.

ostechnix: This article explains how to run particular commands without giving sudo password in Unix-like operating systems.

In this article, we will show you how to install Magento 2 on an Ubuntu 16.04 VPS with MariaDB, Varnish as a full page cache, Apache and Memcache for session storage.

2daygeek: Albert is a quick launcher for Linux inspired by Alfred (Mac).

InfoWorld: Need to switch Kubernetes contexts in a flash? Want to know what pods are burning up CPU? These tools have all that covered and more

TechCrunch: crate.io which is available in both an open source and enterprise version, started out as a general-purpose but highly scalable SQL database.

Phoronix: While Ubuntu 17.04 "Zesty Zapus" was just released one month ago, by upgrading the Linux kernel and Mesa you can already score measurable performance advantages if you are using AMD Radeon graphics.

Android Studio is the official Google Android IDE, purpose-built for Android.

LinuxJournal: The basic idea behind machine learning is that you build a model—a description of the ways the inputs and outputs are related.

FedoraMagazine: NetworkManager is the default service in Fedora for interfacing with the low level networking in the Kernel.

OMGUbuntu: Many of us are wondering what to expect from Ubuntu 17.10 when it’s released later this year.

LinuxInsider: Google has been developing a new open source operating system called "Fuchsia" for smartphones, tablets and other devices, which could be unveiled as early as this summer.

The time has come for Ubuntu 17.04 users to update their kernels.

NetworkWorld: With Microsoft's Windows Subsystem for Linux, Linux distributions such as Fedora, openSUSE and Ubuntu are now available in the Windows Store.

Puppet Labs software engineer shares how to become a contributor to open source projects.