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What you missed in tech last week: Munich dumps Linux, Intel sticks to 14nm
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
Munich's vote to return to Windows annoys Linux and LibreOffice community
€90m move would be a 'significant step backwards'
Munich looks to ditch its Linux infrastructure and bring back Windows
Bulk Windows licence Bayern Munich?
Mozilla kills Firefox OS as it backs away from IoT ambition
50 staff will be laid off or redeployed
Google takes iOS version of Chrome open source
Firm finds a better way to untangle it from Webkit
TruffleHog: Hacker publishes secret key spotter to Github
Open source tool will enable admins, and hackers, to uncover high-entropy encryption keys
Google open sources Python-on-Go transcompiler Grumpy
Firm promises better performance from concurrent workloads and closer interoperability
Cyanogenbeginagain: CyanogenOS is dead, long live LineageOS
Cyanogen bloodbath kills off the operating system, returns it to community
Top 10 most read stories of 2016: Updategate, Pornhub hack, Note 7 and more
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Qubes OS goes commercial in fundraising drive
There's only so much security you can deliver on a shoestring
Cyanogen's Kondik: 'I f*cked up and got f*cked over'
Founders plea to community for guidance
Google will offer 10,000 Android developer scholarships across Europe
Firm aims to curb digital skills shortage by training up more Android devs
What you missed in tech last week: Snoopers' Charter 2.0, Kaspersky vs Microsoft
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
Microsoft just joined the Linux Foundation as a Platinum member
Because 2016 wasn't weird enough already
What you missed in tech last week: Tech on Trump, Tesco Bank hack, Spotify bug
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
How to build an algorithmic enterprise
Mike Mason, technology activist and adviser to the CTO at ThoughtWorks, discusses DevOps, Agile and open source
What you missed in tech last week: Ubuntu Core 16, ZX Spectrum Vega+
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
What you missed in tech last week: Intel CPU flaw, Dyn DDoS, Surface Pro borkage
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
Dirty COW: Linux kernel security flaw bypasses antivirus software
Red Hat has herd that the vulnerability is being exploited
Surprise release candidate of Linux 4.9 kernel has element from Project Ara
But Colonel Kitten just won't wake up ...
What you missed in tech last week: Note 7 recall, iKettle drama, Android 7.1
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
France covers source code with freedom of information laws
Probably butter and garlic, and a splash of white wine too
In praise of LinuxCon
We like LinuxCon, a most friendly nerd-fest
Linux founder Torvalds: Intel x86 is king, but ARM is 'disappointing'
Linus says ARM is 'not very pleasant' and unlikely to dislodge Intel from number one spot
Legends of Linux Part 4: Jim Zemlin
Linux Foundation boss takes the INQ quiz
What you missed in tech last week: Linux 4.8, Google Pixel, Windows 10 borkage
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
Legends of Linux Part 3: Ralf Flaxa
The Suse engineering superstar faces our interrogation
Legends of Linux Part 2: Tim Burke
The Red Hat stalwart answers the INQ Anniversary Quiz
Linux Kernel 4.8 arrives with support for the Raspberry Pi 3 and Surface 3
And our favourite angry army kitty gets some dodgy advice on speaking German
Mozilla splashes out £235k on four open source projects
Money will be used to polish things that the firm already uses
Legends of Linux Part 1: Linus Torvalds
Linux creator answers our 10 questions about 25 years of the open source OS
Lenovo denies scheming with Microsoft to block Linux installs on Windows 10 PCs
But you still can't install it
Linux kernel 3.14 declared end-of-life. Colonel Kitten informs platoon
Earplugs out, this could get shouty
What you missed in tech last week: iPhone 7, Brazzers hack, Windows 10 stats
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
Parrot and Ubuntu score a S.L.A.M.dunk in robot drone navigation
Danger, here be crap joke
Adobe Flash goes crawling back to Linux for some security
Sometimes even virus-ridden strumpet plug-ins need love
Linux celebrates the first of its two 25th birthdays
You're not The Queen, Linus
What you missed in tech last week: Kaby Lake, Note 7 teardown, NSA hack
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
Google launches a mysterious open source operating system called Fuchsia
I've seen the fuchsia and it's garlic bread
What you missed in tech last week: QuadRooter, Windows 10, Snapchat gaffe
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
Linux.Lady trojan turns Linux servers into bitcoin miners
Using Redis NoSQL database in its default configuration? Bad move
Linux subsystem could cause Windows 10 Anniversary Update to eat itself
Though only if your guard is way down low
LibreOffice announces 5.2 Fresh and 5.1 Still, but it's confidential
Well, it is if you mark it as such
Opera and Firefox roll out new features as browser battle continues
Opera adds pop-out video, while Firefox goes mad under the hood
Cyanogen co-founder: 'Pivot to apps' focus untrue, CyanogenMod is here to stay
But Steve Kondik doesn't deny that firm has axed a fifth of its staff
Firefox is latest browser to kill off Adobe Flash support
Slowly, surely, they drew their plans against it
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