Starting on January 19, 2025 Facebook's internal policy makers decided that Linux is malware and labelled groups associated ...

Facebook’s bizarre censorship of Linux groups and the wholesome DistroWatch magazine was a mistake, the social notworking outfit has admitted. Responding to reports earlier this week about the ...

On Mastodon, DistroWatch says: "I've been told, but have been unable to confirm, that Facebook has lifted the ban on posting links to DistroWatch.(Which is great.) My personal FB account is still ...

DistroWatch, a website that covers Linux-related content, posted a Linux-related post on Facebook, which was removed as 'malicious software.' Meta later said that ...

All the other companies that have built their own networking software, you see, have done so with Linux. That includes Facebook and Google. Networking vendors like Cumulus and Big Switch---which ...

Facebook has signaled its long-running support for open source software by signing up to the largest Linux organisational body around. The social network has revealed it has joined The Linux ...

As a Platinum member, Facebook's head of Open Source Kathy Kam will join the Linux Foundation's board. Kam is a 20-year engineering, product management, and developer relations leader with vast ...

For example, there's the Pop!_OS Linux Facebook group, which is filled with users of all types who are always willing to help. You can also use the #Linux hashtag on certain sites. You'll also ...

Does Facebook hate Linux? The social media site has been upsetting Linux fans for mysteriously taking down user posts mentioning the OS. The problem came to light when DistroWatch, a site that ...