Bush meets CodeWeavers’ challenge for free software
Posted by: Suzanne Wheeler
On Tuesday, Oct. 28, software company CodeWeavers will offer its products for no charge. CodeWeavers’ mission is to mission is...
On Tuesday, Oct. 28, software company CodeWeavers will offer its products for no charge. CodeWeavers’ mission is to mission is...
Everyone agrees that the Linux desktop has a lot of work ahead to transform itself from a techie obsession to the intuitive, user-friendly desktop of a Macintosh or Windows machine. Even Mark Shuttleworth, founder of the popular Ubuntu Linux desktop,
Keeping track of the ever-changing ranks of the Ubuntu mascot menagerie is not for the faint of heart. My debut into LinuxLand was shortly before the introduction of the Hardy Heron and Ubuntu 8.04 LTS last April. Simple enough. Until today....
In response to the last post I wrote for this blog, a user commented: "It's the opposition that has the boring names. Linux...
In a recent story on SearchEnterpriseLinux.com, we reported that Windows Server 2008 eked out a narrow...
If a Linux distribution is not named after a Red Hat, does it still exist? Do sports teams improve their chances with Linux-inspired monikers? Do Linux administrators need to learn fencing to keep up with the tech industry? No, I'm not trying to throw you back into the fog that was the college...
Ubuntu fans may be passionate geeks when it comes to free software, but last night's happy love fest at the Globe Bar & Grill in Copley Place was more about enjoying the moment and being together than serial computer installs. Nearly two dozen members of the
One of our editors at SearchDataCenter.com created a Google map of international data centers to go with a story, but he was kind of "cold" to Linux:
Here's one IT-related and on un-IT related pumpkin pic, in honor of that zany holiday we call Halloween.
I don't know how many of you are familiar with the webcomic xkcd, but this one was a gem that I just had to post today. Enjoy.
