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Dell launches first OpenStack IaaS offering

PORTLAND, ORE. -- In conjunction with OSCON, Dell today announced the first available...

Dell continues to expand its Ubuntu sales area

Originally, Dell announced that it was going to ship Ubuntu systems only in the U.S.. Then Dell announced the addition of Germany, France and the U.K...

Server platform consistency for Linux systems

Today's top server hardware vendors have expanded the line of Linux compatible server systems. HP and Dell, for example, have Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and Novell SUSE Enterprise Linux available as OEM build installations, the same hardware that a Windows server can be built on. As...

Ubuntu server momentum builds toward ‘critical mass’

At CIO.com today, Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth gives a nice year-ending top ten list on a topic he's surely familiar with on the most intimate of levels: Ubuntu. More specifically, Shuttleworth talks about the

Does Ubuntu’s documentation stink?

It's a day of blog...

Michael Dell: Linux server uptake increasing

Are Linux server sales increasing faster than...

Linux: still too rough for the average joe (or jane)

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Dell’s pre-installed Linux program and the numbers game

Blogbeebe took a look at just how many Ubuntu PCs Dell is expected to *really* sell this year and after further review the amount is "not many." I'm...

Live from LinuxWorld 2007 — Videoblog on Dell’s Linux preloads!

[kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v/yDiffLd3ta8" width="425" height="350" wmode="transparent" /]Holy cripes, we're video blogging now. With the help of my trusty camerawoman and Site Editor Jan Stafford, I recorded this video blog about Dell's recent decision to offer...

Linux surprises at Ubuntu LIVE confernce?

The VAR guy's Spidey Sense is tingling because of some Ubuntu rumor today...

4. Sun Microsystems Cares about Desktop Linux: Sure, Ubuntu has a server version but most folks keep a closer...