Legal Experts Join Linux Foundation Team
Aug 09, 2007Two legal experts have recently joined the Linux Foundation team: Karen Copenhaver, a specialist for Open Source licenses and Andy Updegrove, an expert for open standards.
more »Freespire 2.0 with Proprietary Components
Aug 08, 2007US distributor Linspire has finally released version 2.0 of its free Linux variant Freespire, three months behind schedule.
more »Linspire CEO quits
Aug 06, 2007Kevin Carmony has quit his position as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) with software vendor Linspire.
more »Still unclear whether kgdb debugger will find its way into Kernel
Aug 03, 2007Does the kgdb debugger still stand a chance of making it into the kernel? It might make it into the next release but one.
more »Debian Developments A new Debian and a new Debian leader
Jun 30, 2007The new Debian "Etch" release follows a close Debian Project Leader election. Sam Hocevar surpassed other candidates by only eight votes.
more »Interview: Mark Shuttleworth An interview with the founder of the Ubuntu Project
May 31, 2007Mark Shuttleworth talks to Linux Magazine contributing editor Mathias Huber about the upcoming Ubuntu release Feisty Fawn and Ubuntu Live.
more »FOSDEM 2007 Walking the halls at FOSDEM 2007
Apr 30, 2007On February 24 and 25, around 4,000 geeks gathered in Brussels, Belgium, for the Free and Open source Software Developers European Meeting (FOSDEM).
more »Chaos Communication Congress The 23rd Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin, Germany
Mar 31, 2007The 23rd annual Chaos Computer Club Congress offered a fresh perspective on topics such as RFID technology and cyber-crime laws.
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