Decades Later, Mario 64's Baby Penguin Is Still Doomed In Mario Kart World The Mario Kart World Direct snuck a cheeky little reference to a moment of Mario infamy.

A team of Linux Geeks vanquish a Nerd squad of Dell employees in LinuxWorld's annual trivia smackdown, the Golden Penguin Bowl.

Hundreds of little white ceramic homes are popping up along the shores of penguin colonies in South Africa. Built by conservationists, they serve as artificial nests for the African penguin.

Dindim is a Magellanic penguin, a species known for living in the seas of South America. In order to breed, they must return to Patagonia, 5,000 miles from Pereira’s home.

When it comes to operating systems, Linux no doubt has the most adorable mascot. Why did the team pick a penguin to represent the open-source OS?

The organisation this year detailed what it calls TuxCare services, with the Tux reference obviously being the Linux penguin.

Perseverance, the rover that just landed on Mars, is carrying a separate helicopter named Ingenuity that happens to run on Linux.

Linux began its life as a humble experiment in Unix porting, but from there it quickly became a popular kernel for server OSes due to its low cost and customizability. From there it morphed to power ...

That penguin, you see, has become the accepted logo for Linux. It could happen. In fact, it probably will happen.

You never know what’s hiding behind your walls until you look. A woman in London decided to redecorate one of the rooms in her house and started stripping the wallpaper. As she peeled back the ...