Google Summer of Code 2011 Announced
Jan 27, 2011Carol Smith, member of the Google Open Source Programs Office, announced the 2011 Google Summer of Code Program at this week's linux.conf.au.
more »Red Hat Partners With Arizona State University for FUDCon
Jan 27, 2011This year the North American Fedora User and Developers Conference (FUDCon) will be held at Arizona State University in Tempe Arizona from January 29-31.
more »Ubuntu Server Survey - How Do You Ubuntu?
Jan 26, 2011Earlier this month, Canonical, the commercial sponsor of Ubuntu, launched this year’s How Do You Ubuntu? server survey to gather information from Ubuntu server users. If you haven’t taken the survey yet, you have until Tuesday, February 1, 2011.
more »The Audacity of Carla Schroder
Jan 26, 2011In this exclusive Linux Pro Magazine interview, tell-it-like-it-is, Linux Today editor Carla Schroder talks about her latest book, The Book of Audacity , shares facts about herself you won’t find anywhere else, a peek into her current projects, and offers advice for women on making their own paths, encouraging children, and more.
more »Fedora Investigates Security Incident
Jan 26, 2011"Based on the results of our investigation so far, we do not believe that any Fedora packages or other Fedora contributor accounts were affected by thiscompromise," said Fedora project leader, Jared Smith in an email to the Fedora announce mailing list.
more »Opensource.com Celebrates One-Year Anniversary
Jan 25, 2011Today marks the one-year anniversary of opensource.com, a Red Hat community service that examines how open source principles can and are being applied outside of software development.
more »LinuxFest Northwest 2011: Calls for Exhibits and Presentations
Jan 24, 2011LinuxFest Northwest, which will be held in Bellingham, Washington from April 30 through May 1, is calling for exhibit and presentation proposals.
more »Calculate Linux 11.0 Rolls Out
Jan 24, 2011Gentoo-based Calculate Linux announces version 11.0, which is designed to help users meet their business needs, and migrate to and deploy a GNU/Linux-based solution.
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