How would you like to never reboot again? That's what ksplice promises for Linux users.

Matt Asay, well-known open-source leader and Alfresco VP, has moved over to Canonical, Ubuntu's parent company.

When you upgrade Windows, you have to jump through endless hoops. With Linux, you just download and go.

Well, the Apple iPad has finally been launched, and it looks grand. But, really what can it do that a Linux-powered tablet can't do for less?

The latest Chrome Web browser is faster than ever, but what really matters is its new and improved feature set.

The latest record for the value of pi, all 2.7-trillion digits of it, was set by a software engineer working with a home PC running Red Hat Fedora Linux.

Today, Microsoft is issuing an emergency patch for Internet Explorer and Mozilla is releasing the latest version of Firefox. Make the right browser upgrade: Go Firefox.

One reason why some companies won't consider running a Linux desktop is that it's not easy to get them to work with Active Directory. Likewise and Canonical have an answer for that.

Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu Linux, wants to know if proprietary programs should be included in their distributions and, if so, which ones.

According to Google, it's Ext4, and that's why they're moving their servers to it.

Even in bad times, IT shops want Linux experts.

Once upon a time you needed to know shell commands and how to edit configuration files to use Linux. Today, all you need to know is how to handle a mouse.

In all the hurly-burly of CES, a second SUSE/Moblin Linux netbook was quietly released. This one comes from Samsung.

Microsoft has quietly made it possible to "rent" both Windows and Office.

Yes, but not in the way you might they will.