Linux

Twice the RAM, same great price.

Samsung has created a file system for the Linux kernel tuned for NAND flash devices like SSDs, SD cards and more.

Ubuntu 13.04 probably won't arrive in full until next spring.

Valve will let 1,000 lucky Linux users test out its Steam platform sometime in October.

Here's an entry-level wireless router that supports the open-source community.

There was some hefty criticism Nvidia had to face from the Linux community about its tight grip on its Tegra graphics core.

Computer engineers combine 64 Raspberry Pis and a Lego-built framework to create a DIY supercomputer.

Intel has raised some eyebrows by confirming that Clover Trail, the Atom chip targeted at tablets and subnotebooks, will not support Linux.

How the times are changing: Clover Trail is ditching Linux.

Running Linux instead of Windows does not necessarily mean that your computer will be cheaper.

Nvidia is apparently preparing to introduce Linux support for its Optimus graphics switching technology.

Fedora has kicked off its Summer of Hardware Sweepstakes, giving away over 200 open hardware devices.

It is obvious that GM is extremely proud of its CUE entertainment system interface. If you have some time to play with the system in the brag edition of the spanking new Cadillac XTS sedan, you immediately understand why.

This feat required the construction of a Super Nintendo controller adapter.

There has been quite a bit of controversy surrounding Diablo 3 and users, who are running the game on not officially supported operating systems, getting banned.

Blizzard is denying rumors that it's banning Diablo 3 gamers because they're using WINE for Linux. Blizzard's numerous banned Linux customers say otherwise.

Nvidia's approach to support or not support driver development for Linux has been questioned for some time. So, Linus Torvalds' recent attack on Nvidia was not exactly surprising. Nvidia's answer is not surprising either.