If you are still in doubt if it's wise to switch from Windows to Linux, you should have a look at the recently published list with "25 Linux tips for Windows switchers"
Read more »Tech giants offer stable systems as Linux loses focus
Linux is becoming more unruly, but Apple and Microsoft’s systems appear to be prioritising stability and speed, writes DANNY O'BRIEN.
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Its about the market share.
The market share of an OS is important. The larger the market share the more companies take notice and create software and hardware compatible for it.
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Open Source Photo Processing Comes of Age
People who enjoy digital photography as a creative outlet are very familiar with software products from companies like Adobe, Corel, etc. Most of them are also likely familiar with what until recently was the premier open source photo editor, the Gimp.
Read more »Heh. CP/M RuleZ!
General discussion of how Apple and Free Software are combining to put pressure on Microsoft
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Rob Tiller Explains Why Software Patents Are a Tax on Innovation (Video)
Video of Rob Tiller explaining why software patents are a tax on innovation
Read more »Red Hat opens up the cloud with Deltacloud
Red Hat today officially launched an ambitious new effort called Deltacloud to help abstract away the differences between public and private cloud deployments. Oh and it's all open source too. The way that Red Hat CTO Briand Stevens explains Deltacloud, is that that it will have drivers that map onto Amazon EC@ as well as private clouds that uses VMware or Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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Normalizing Path Names with Bash
The bash function presented here normalizes path names. By normalize I mean it removes unneeded /./ and ../dir sequences. For example, ../d1/./d2/../f1 normalized would be ../d1/f1.
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Red Hat Summit and JBoss World: Seven Observations From the Conference
The VAR Guy is hanging out with 1,400 of his closest friends at Red Hat Summit and JBoss World in Chicago. Here are seven key observations from the conferences so far. Plus, guess which open source company skipped the shows.
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Ventrilo Compatible VOIP Client for Linux
Gaming under Linux can be hard without the right tools. One problem many Linux gamers face frequently is the bugs associated from running ventrilo using WINE. But the answer is now here. Spux will allow users to connect and interact with ventrilo servers.
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Canonical adds Advanced Ubuntu Service and Support Offering
Premium Service Engineer provides support for mission-critical and complex Ubuntu environments. Canonical, the founder of the Ubuntu project, announced today an advanced service and support offering that gives large enterprises with complex IT environments a highly-skilled, dedicated Canonical support professional.
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Akademy 2010 in Tampere, Finland
The KDE community is proud to announce the location of next year's Akademy: Tampere, Finland. Akademy is the yearly world conference held by the KDE community to celebrate the Free Software desktop and work towards the future of KDE.
Read more »Karmic Alpha 5 released
Welcome to Karmic Koala Alpha 5, which will in time become Ubuntu 9.10.
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Mozilla to protect Adobe Flash users
The upcoming Firefox 3.5.3 and Firefox 3.0.14 releases, currently in beta, will check the version of Adobe Flash plug-in installed in the browser and warn the user if that plug-in is out of date.
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Chrome 4.0 vs Opera 10 vs Firefox 3.5
In a three-way cage match, LifeHacker threw Chrome 4, Firefox 3.5, and Opera 10 into the ring and let the three browsers duke it out to see which would emerge as the fastest app for surfing the web.
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