The Linux Foundation has announced that Huawei has become its newest member. Founded in 1988, China-based Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd serves 45 of the world's top 50 telecom operators and is known for its mobile communications products, including mobile phones, as well as USB and Wireless 3G modems.
Read more »Huawei joins the Linux Foundation
Linux Foundation launches individual membership drive
The scheme costs $99 (£63) for an annual individual membership and includes some voting rights, an @linux.com email address, discounts on Foundation conferences and O'Reilly books and a Linux Foundation T-shirt.
Read more »China’s State-Owned Mobile Company Joins Linux Foundation
The world’s largest mobile enterprise has just joined the Linux Foundation as a Gold Member.
Read more »There's more to FOSS than the Linux Foundation
As a Canadian, I'm always irked by airy statements by Americans that they won World War II. With all respect, I feel much the same way about the recent interview on Wired.com with Jim Zemlin, the executive director of the Linux Foundation.
Read more »Novell Uses Linux Foundation Event (LinuxCon) to Promote Proprietary Software and Fog Computing
Foggy slant from Novell staff at the event which promotes Linux (LinuxCon) but not necessarily software freedom
Read more »Linux Foundation announces LinuxCon Brazil 2010
The Linux Foundation has announced that its third regional LinuxCon conference will take place from the 31st of August to the 1st of September, 2010 in São Paulo, Brazil and will include talks from Linux creator Linus Torvalds
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Collabora joins the Linux Foundation
The Linux Foundation has announced that long-time open source contributor Collabora Ltd. has become its newest member and will contribute to the MeeGo mobile Linux platform
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Collabora Joins Linux Foundation
Collabora’s team of open source development veterans will contribute to MeeGo project
Read more »CUBRID Joins Linux Foundation
The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of Linux, today announced that CUBRID is its newest member.
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Parallels joins the Linux Foundation
Virtualisation maker and OpenVZ sponsor joins the Linux Foundation in the run up to the Foundation's Collaboration Summit
Read more »Built to last
It has now been almost exactly five years since kernel development community tentatively started using the git source code management system with the 2.6.12-rc2 commit. That was an uncertain time...
Read more »Linux Foundation announces "We're Linux" video contest
Building on the success of its first contest, the Linux Foundation has announced the launch of a second "We're Linux" video contest. The non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting Linux says that videos entered into the contest should demonstrate what Linux means to its users and should inspire others to try it.
Read more »Notes from the LF End User Summit
To much of the user community, though, the situation looks different, with core developers seemingly as distant and inaccessible as they would be if they were doing proprietary code.
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Zemlin: 'Industry transformation depends on Linux'
The closest thing to a CEO in Linux land is Jim Zemlin, executive director of The Linux Foundation. While Zemlin doesn't steer the Linux ship, he does a great deal to corral its competing interests. I caught up with Zemlin late last week to get a pulse on the state of Linux in the market. As ever, Zemlin didn't disappoint.
Read more »Jim Zemlin speaks to Linux User & Developer
Jim heads up the Linux Foundation’s efforts to push new standards and bring cohesion to the Linux ecosystem. Since its creation, the Linux Foundation has led the charge towards fixing some of Linux’s classic problems…
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