The popular Unity editor is now available for Linux. Get it up and running so you can start developing on your favorite platform.

The Unity game engine and development platform has reached the 4.0 milestone and is now available for purchase with a slew of new features onboard. Headlining the update are DirectX 11 support ...

With the release of Ubuntu 11.04 Linux, Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth talks about the latest release of his popular desktop Linux.

Unity is working on bringing its Editor to Linux and hopes to release a test build to users soon. Work on Linux support was revealed after the company opened up its Unity roadmap for the next six ...

A release candidate for Linux Mint 11 is due by the middle of this month, with the final stable version coming out by the end of May. Particularly if you’re looking for a Unity-free alternative ...

Firstly, remember the team at Unity announced back in May that the Unity Editor for Linux was going to be fully supported instead of staying experimental? Well, sadly the release date slipped. Still ...

Canonical made quite a splash last fall when it announced that the Unity interface used in its Ubuntu Netbook Edition would become the default interface in the Linux distribution’s desktop ...

Instead of Unity, Mint 11, which is now at the release candidate stage, uses the old Linux Mint desktop layout, mintMenu system, and the same desktop elements featured in previous releases.

VIDEO: Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth discusses the next steps for his business and why he made the decision to end development on the Unity converged desktop environment.