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Friday, 10th May 2013

International Space Station Drops Windows For Linux

International Space Station Drops Windows For Linux

Some computers on the International Space Station used to run Windows XP. Now they run Linux.

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Friday, 15th March 2013

Happy 60th Birthday, Richard Stallman, Free Software God!

Happy 60th Birthday, Richard Stallman, Free Software God!

Tomorrow marks a big milestone for the world's most famous hacker.

Dan Lyons comments

Monday, 11th February 2013

Desktop Virtualization

Home Virtualization & The New Power User

Home Virtualization & The New Power User

Windows 8 is not really my cup of tea. Mac OS X Mountain Lion is not what I hoped it would be. Google's Chrome operating system is not powerful enough for my purposes. What is a modern power user to do?

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Friday, 25th January 2013

Does SUSE Linux Have A Future?

Does SUSE Linux Have A Future?

With more than $200 million in revenue, SUSE isn't about to die, but can it find a viable role besides offering a hedge against Red Hat's dominance?

Enterprise Matt Asay comments

Friday, 4th January 2013

Ubuntu's Quixotic Mobile War: The Web - Not Linux - Is The Key

Ubuntu's Quixotic Mobile War: The Web - Not Linux - Is The Key

Canonical is the latest operating system vendor to jump into mobile, but success will likely be more about HTML5 than Linux.

Mobile Matt Asay comments

Wednesday, 2nd January 2013

Ecosystem, Timing Work Against Canonical's Ubuntu For Smartphones

Ecosystem, Timing Work Against Canonical's Ubuntu For Smartphones

Canonical teases its Ubuntu for smartphones operating system, looks for manufacturer and carrier support. Yet, the timing of the release is working against the company's fledgling mobile hopes.

Mobile Dan Rowinski comments

Tuesday, 27th November 2012

7 Open Source Questions With Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst

7 Open Source Questions With Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst

Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst dishes on who makes the IT decisions, and the difference between enterprise and consumer technology.

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