Which Linux is the most popular Linux?
Rick Lehrbaum, founder of LinuxDevices, has tried a new and interesting way at looking at Linux distribution popularity.
View ArticleCanonical partners with AMI, Dell & Intel
Canonical is meeting with numerous computer manufacturers and designers later this month and the result may well be more Ubuntu Linux-equipped PCs, laptops, and tablets.
View ArticleThe new Ubuntu is netbook and Windows friendly
Ubuntu 10.10 is quite nice, and, in something of a surprise, it's also smartphone and Windows friendly.
View ArticleBig business go big on Linux
A new Linux Foundation user survey shows enterprise Linux making significant gains.
View ArticleFive problems Linux still needs to overcome
Big business loves Linux, but according to The Linux Foundation survey, it still has some problems to overcome. These are the most important ones.
View ArticleIs the Linux desktop dream dead?
Some would have it that the Linux desktop will never become a major desktop operating system. I still think Linux already is well on its way as a major desktop operating system, but not in the same way...
View ArticleUbuntu changes its desktop from GNOME to Unity
In a surprising change, Mark Shuttleworth announced that Ubuntu was changing its default interface from GNOME to its netbook-oriented Unity interface
View ArticleWhat's really going on with Ubuntu Unity
No, Ubuntu is not fighting with GNOME. Yes, Canonical is changing its default desktop. Here's why.
View ArticleUbuntu 11.04 won't be the same old Linux desktop
Besides its new Unity interface, the next desktop version of Ubuntu Linux will feature new applications-and some of them, like Banshee, won't make everyone happy.
View ArticleUbuntu abandons X server for Wayland
Ubuntu is continuing to forge its own path. Now, it's dropping the venerable X Window System from its desktop foundation to use Wayland instead.
View ArticleThe new Linux Desktop: Ubuntu's Unity
Ubuntu isn't just changing their desktop look; they're changing the Linux desktop itself.
View ArticleThe Linux desktop may soon be a lot faster
A new, small scheduler patch may give the Linux desktop an incredible speed boost.
View ArticleThe good and bad news about Dell and Ubuntu
The good news is that Dell is now shipping Ubuntu Light, an instant-on version of Ubuntu, on at least one Dell Windows laptop. The bad news is that Dell isn't telling you this and that their Windows...
View Article2010's 5 biggest Linux and open-source stories
It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.
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