opensource.com: When Versata Software sued Ameriprise Financial Services for breaching its software license, it unwittingly unearthed a GPL violation of its own

 tecmint: Logical Volume Management (LVM) makes it easier to manage disk space.

 The Linux Rain: Thanks to the recent Linux support provided by DRM-free classic games provider, GOG.com, getting that nostalgic kick on Linux has never been easier.

 LinuxGizmos: TouchPico is prepping an Android 4.2 mini-PC that doubles as a pico-projector and approximates touch input via an infrared stylus and camera.

eWEEK: A Venafi report claims that only 3 percent of big companies have fully patched for Heartbleed.

 The VAR Guy: Cloud hosting provider Linode has made the documentation for its platform open source, allowing anyone to access the information and contribute to it.

 ZDnet: Red Hat and its partners are betting that 64-bit ARM processors are ready for the data center.

 ITworld: OrFoxOS combines Firefox OS and Tor to help protect your privacy.

 Raspi: The Director of Hardware at the Raspberry Pi Foundation, James Adams, walks through the making of the new and improved Raspberry Pi Model B+

 softpedia: Canonical has announced that Ubuntu mobile devices will use Nokia HERE maps by default, making this the start of a very interesting partnership.

Phoronix: GNOME Builder is a new integrated development environment (IDE) being developed for building GNOME applications faster and better.

Linux.com: Orchestration can bring benefits to many parts of IT, but its potential may well be greatest of all in the highly complex world of cloud computing.

 UbuntuGeek: In around 15 minutes, the time it takes to install Ubuntu Server Edition, you can have a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) server up and ready to go.

 softpedia: The Document Foundation has announced that the final version for LibreOffice 4.3 is now available for all platforms

 LinuxCareer: Is Perl losing its shine as it now needs to compete with many other alternative programming languages?

 techdrivein: We've seen Terminal Emulators of all sizes and shapes for Linux, but nothing like this yet. 'cool-old-term' is one gorgeous looking Terminal emulator.

 DarkDuck: I created and published a series of videos few months ago, that show how to set up multiple keyboard layouts in different Desktop Environments. Statistics of the views is quite interesting.

 ITworld: The GNU Compiler Collection, better known as GCC, was recently awarded the ACM's Programming Languages Software Award for 2014.

 Linux Gizmos: Hardkernel launched a $30 Raspberry-Pi compatible "Odroid-W" wearables oriented SBC

 ITworld: If you don't really care about FOSS then Google owning Android isn't a problem at all.