Author: Steven Vaughan Nichols

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In a note from leading Samba developer Jeremy Allison, The Samba Group announced that it is keeping its promise to move its code base to

When Dell first announced that it would be releasing Ubuntu Linux-powered consumer desktops and laptops, some people saw it as more of a stunt than

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.—Last week, at the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit held at the Googleplex, some of Linux’s top kernel developers discussed the state of the

The good news for GNU GPLv3 (General Public License Version 3) supporters is that Linus Torvalds, the father of Linux, thinks the final draft is

On the record, a Dell spokesman said he “can’t comment on unannounced products,” when asked about Dell’s forthcoming Ubuntu-powered PCs. Over on Direct2Dell, meanwhile, John

SAP AG and Novell announced May 15 that they have extended their relationship to offer a new joint support solution for customers who run SAP

A typical Linux desktop user is a guy in his twenties who’s computer savvy but may very well not be an IT professional. Those are

It took longer than Linux creator Linus Torvalds would have liked, but the latest Linux kernel, version 2.6.21, has arrived. It brings many minor and