Linux.com: The new wave of fun geek toys is inexpensive, hackable, tiny Linux-powered ARM computers, and they're red hot. This is the year to go small.

InternetNews: From the 'Let the Wookie Win' files

LinuxLinks: To provide an insight into the software that is available, we have compiled a list of 10 high quality web application frameworks.

OSTATIC: Through its Charity Teach First, Google will be distributing the diminutive Raspberry Pi to UK schools as well as train teachers about it.

Softpedia: Tiny Core Linux 4.5.4 is a minor maintenance and bug fix release, bringing a couple of updated packages and tools. Tiny Core is one of the smallest Linux distros out there, weighing in at just 10 MB, but still providing a full graphical environment.

Phoronix: While for the most part the Catalyst driver performance for the Radeon HD 7950 graphics card was close between Windows 7 and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, there were some OpenGL performance differences.

FierceGovernmentIT: If a Defense agency is able to sustain the open source software with "its own skills and talents" then that can be enough to satisfy the intent of the memo.

Guillermo Garron: Arch Linux is driven by the KISS principle, and it is elegantly simple. That is one of the reasons I like it, I really like minimalism philosophy if that can be applied to software, and not only to arts.

LinuxBSDos: With KLook, you view audio, video, text and image (png and jpg) files from the same application window. It is like a fusion of Totem and your favorite image viewer but with a few more features.