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Berlin, we?ll meet again
As others on PlanetKDE already wrote we had a really great time in Berlin last week.
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Red Hat program certifies partners to put Linux on cloud
Red Hat has launched a new partner program to make sure its enterprise Linux and JBoss software are core components of a cloud-computing infrastructure, and to guarantee that Red Hat-based applications will run reliably and safely in the cloud.
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Possible way Out of The Microsoft = TomTom FAT Problem
Linux developers have discovered a way to implement the FAT file system's method of operation while possibly invalidating any claims to royalties from Microsoft.
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Reserve Your Space on the Australian Stage
The Triple Crown of Linux conferences - if there is one - is surely the Linux Symposium, the Linux Kongress, and linux.conf.au. It was just a month ago that we passed on the message to LinuxJournal.com readers that the time to get their name on the Kongress program was nigh , and now it is time to do the same for the southernmost jewel in the crown ...
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Official Ubuntu Book, The, 4th Edition
Ubuntu is a complete, free operating system that emphasizes community, support, and ease of use without compromising speed, power, or flexibility.
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Ubuntu private clouds need more than tools; they need support, too
Canonical, the London company that founded the Ubuntu Project, today announced professional services to support companies who are building "private cloud" infrastructures behind their corporate firewalls.
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GPL declines as open source moves to the Web
The GNU General Public License used to dominate open-source licensing, but its hold appears to be slipping according to new research from Black Duck Software .
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Red Hat and JBoss Solutions Win InfoJobs.net Account
Red Hat , the world's leading provider of open source solutions, announced that InfoJobs.net, one of the leading employment websites in Spain, has migrated its critical web business platform to Red Hat Enterprise Linux and JBoss Enterprise Application Platform with the help of Essi Projects, a Red Hat Premier Business Partner.
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Stallman warns of Mono 'risk'
Richard Stallman, speaking at MIT in 2006. GNU project founder Richard Stallman has called on developers to pull back from Mono, arguing that increasing use of the open-source toolset could prompt legal action by Microsoft.