Linux Outlaws

A new Linux Kernel release, XBMC changes its name, Signal, Freshcode, Hackers steal plans for Israel's Iron Dome, attacks against Tor, FakeID, BadUSB and some Mozilla news

Typecasting, Broforce, Drupal releases, vulnerabilities in Tor, TAILS and Cisco modems, Linus vs. GCC, Linux comes to GOG.com, and PHP 6 or 7?

A new Fedora Project Leader, TrueCrypt goes away, Open data for the European elections, Dwarf Fortress will get updated soon, some weird news and OggCamp is back

Cloud news, Ubuntu bondage, Steam in-house streaming, the POSReady registry hack for XP updates, Die Partei intends to "milk the EU", the White House mistakenly outs the CIA Station Chief in Kabul and a number of open source releases

Robyn Bergeron and Jono Bacon quit their jobs, Martin Bacon's coffee powered car, Canonical's new cloud, Novena laptop goes to production, China bans Windows 8 from government computers and an open source crypto chip

Oracle vs. Google, the right to be forgotten, hate speech laws, Firefox ads, security vulnerabilities in Samsung's NX300 camera, Unreal Tournament 4 and a number of open source releases

Net neutrality, PayPal exec goes full douchebag, the Dogecar in action, Firefox 29, OpenBSD fixes the year 2038 problem, Ubuntu lock screen bugs, GitHub things and a Minecraft war between the US and Denmark

The Utopic Unicorn beckons, the Linux Foundation has organised millions to fund critical software, ISC ends the development of BIND 10, the Banana Pi wants to take on the Raspberry Pi and the Neatgear port 32764 backdoor is back

Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, OpenSSL gets forked, HTTPS is fucked anyway, the first part of the TrueCrypt audit is complete, Mozilla gets an iCEO, Lucas Nussbaum to remain DPL, Mt.Gox gives up, the sale of Nokia to Microsoft is complete and Fab gets married

Fab explains Heartbleed, Condie joins the Dropbox board, Roundcube 1.0, Civilization: Beyond Earth and we address the question if Fab is really Bill Nighy

Brendan Eich resigns as Mozilla CEO, Ubuntu One shuts down, Linus kicks Kay Sievers from the kernel dev team, Apt reaches version 1.0, a look at Planetary Annihilation and Goat Simulator, Francis Maude is "National Cyber Guy" and Fab becomes a TV star

Ubuntu to make Amazon search opt-in, the open graphics driver for the Raspberry Pi is done, Red Hat makes more money, Microsoft signs a patent cross-licensing agreement with Dell and Karen Sandler steps down as GNOME Foundation Executive Director

Facebook buys Oculus VR, Reddit buys a NASCAR for Dogecoin, Brendan Eich becomes Mozilla CEO and angers the gays, Linux Mint names get even weirder and Microsoft reads your email

We interview the makers of Habit RPG, the Typo3 community gets upset with Fab, Operation Windigo, the Replicant developers find a "backdoor", Full Disclosure shuts down, Tim Berners-Lee “never expected all these cats“, GOG.com promises Linux support, Microsoft rumoured to acquire Xamarin and Shuttleworth goes on another blog rampage

The Gooseberry Project, the Retro Encabulator, the real Satoshi Nakamoto, Valve open sources a Direct3D-to-OpenGL converter, Cryengine to get Linux support, an Android app tip and Fab pisses himself with laughter