2016 Open Source Yearbook

Our second annual community yearbook rounds up the top projects, technologies, and stories from 2016. Be sure to read the 2015 Open Source Yearbook for a look at last year's collection.

Troubleshooting tips for the 5 most common Linux issues

Learn how to tackle the most common challenges Linux desktop users encounter.Read more

Posted 09 Jan 2017 Jeremy GarciaFeed 19 votes 15 comments

Publisher's picks: Top 2016 open source books

What were your favorite tech books of 2016? We round up a few hot releases.Read more

Posted 06 Jan 2017 Rikki Endsley (Red Hat)Feed 20 votes

10 steps to innersource in your organization in 2017

Is your company planning to implement innersource concepts in 2017? We walk through steps for getting started.Read more

Posted 05 Jan 2017 Jono BaconFeed 19 votes 5 comments

50 ways to avoid getting hacked in 2017

Paul Simon rounded up 50 ways to lose a lover, and we round up 50 ways to secure your systems.Read more

Posted 04 Jan 2017 Daniel J Walsh (Red Hat)Feed 33 votes 12 comments

4 hot skills for Linux pros in 2017

One of the problems with becoming a Linux expert is the definition is constantly changing. When I started in the Linux world, to be considered a...Read more

Posted 03 Jan 2017 Shawn PowersFeed 29 votes 10 comments

7 notable legal developments in open source in 2016

Learn about a few of the many open source-related legal developments that made headlines in 2016.Read more

Posted 02 Jan 2017 Richard Fontana (Red Hat)Feed 24 votes 3 comments

Hot programming trends in 2016

Well-known languages, such as Python and Perl, are still going strong, but a few new langagues are quickly gaining steam in open source project...Read more

Posted 30 Dec 2016 Rachel RoumeliotisFeed 31 votes

Top 7 Linux games of 2016

What were the hot Linux games of the year? We pick a few favorites.Read more

Posted 29 Dec 2016 Robin MuilwijkFeed 15 votes 2 comments

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