In August we published 101 articles, including 33 by our community moderators and 22 from new authors.
We ran 8 articles in our Diversity in open source series, 10 LinuxCon Seattle interviews and reports, and 8 Texas Linux Fest interviews and reports. We also announced the Open Organization Ambassadors Program and the Open Organization book club.
Find out what's coming up in our Opensource.com September preview.
August highlights
Editor's Pick 6
Here are a few articles you might have missed in August:
- For UNC scientists, open source is the way forward by Bryan Behrenshausen
- Raspberry Jams bring Pi enthusiasts together by Ben Nuttall
- Outreachy and the road toward diversity by Jen Wike Huger
- Virtual reality is the next open web frontier by Benjamin Kerensa
- Founder of Open Source Hardware Association shares her story by Don Watkins
- Docs or it didn't happen by Mikey Ariel
Top 10 articles published in August
- A beautiful, super-thin laptop that makes Fedora shine by Anderson Silva
- Torvalds 2.0: Patricia Torvalds on computing, college, feminism, and increasing diversity in tech by Rikki Endsley
- 5 open source alternatives to Trello by Jason Baker
- LibreOffice community achievements by Jono Bacon
- Now your Raspberry Pi can water your lawn by Ben Cotton
- Happy 24th birthday, Linux kernel by Jason Baker
- Top 4 open source command-line email clients by Jason Baker by Jason Baker
- I fell in love with Linux while compiling a kernel by Priyanka Nag
- 8 Linux file managers to try by David Both
- India adopts a comprehensive open source policy by Mark Bohannon
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