Mageia 3 has finally been released after a two week delay, fixing the installation bugs of the release candidate, and bringing with it updates and refinements over Mageia 2

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Sabayon 13.04 starts a monthly release cycle of the Gentoo-based distro, and now fully supports UEFI Secure Boot

It’s that time again for a new Ubuntu – should you be raring to go with it, or is it a case of more of the same?

An enlightened versions of Ubuntu, Bodhi is an incredibly lightweight and highly customisable distro using Canonical’s base. Is Bodhi crippled from this, or much better?

With the release of Ubuntu 13.04 today, Canonical have revealed the name of the next version – Saucy Salamander

Ubuntu 13.04 is out tomorrow, 25th April, and the Raring Ringtail is getting some new features over the Quantal Quetzal

Fedora 19 Alpha is the second of the three major releases this week, and this development release marks the beginning of public testing for the next major version of the distro

The Mageia 3 release is on 3rd May, and in the run up to this, the release candidate has been made available for a final round of testing.

Debian 7.0 will go stable on May 5th, with Debian 8.0 Jessie to be the next testing versions of the venerable distro

The serious distro with a punny name, Fuduntu, will end-of-lifed after the next update as team moves on to other projects

A Turkish distro that’s been on hiatus for a couple of years, is this latest version a long awaited sequel, or a disappointing reboot?