Linux.com: Not that long ago, desktop Linux users were left out of most of the online music services.

BusinessInsider: When Red Hat's new top strategy woman, Jackie Yeaney, joined the company six months ago, she hit culture shock.

ServerWatch: You too can get full support for NGINX for the low cost of only $70,000

ITWorld: While Linux itself celebrated its twentieth anniversary in high style last year, 2012 will be the year of the lizard, as SUSE Linux steps up to celebrate two decades as the world's oldest commercial Linux entity.

Linux.com: Arthur C. Clarke said "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."

LinuxJournal: A vDSO (virtual dynamic shared object) is an alternative to the somewhat cycle-expensive system call interface that the GNU/Linux kernel provides.

Ars: In a presentation this week at the FOSDEM conference, SUSE developer Michael Meeks shed some light on the current status of the porting project.

EconomicTimes: "You know about the two rules right for interviewing Richard?" a volunteer asks before leading us to meet Richard Stallman, the man who fights for free software day in and out.

InternetNews: It looks like current Fedora Project Leader Jared Smith will not be overseeing the Beefy Miracle Fedora 17 release.

Datamation: Powered by Linux, the Spark tablet might prove to be little more than a toy. Yet it has greater potential.

IT World: "Canonical appears to be streamlining its focus on the desktop by cutting funding for Kubuntu work after the release of the upcoming 12.04 releases this April."

Linux and Open Source: "After its world-wide anti-Android patent lawsuit witch-hunt, could Apple having much of its iPhone line and iPads being banned for sale in Germany due to a patent violation happen to a nicer company?"