Might Windows 8 or 9, actually have Linux under the hood?

Do you provide technical support for older friends and relatives? Want to make your life easier? Give them Linux.

The newest desktop Linux vs. the newest Windows -- and the winner is ...

The popular Internet voice program Skype is not going open source real soon, but, it is on its way.

Open-source software is quickly making its way into the federal government.

The new Ubuntu is more than just a good Linux desktop distribution; it's Canonical's shot at the business server big-time.

Now that Windows 7 and Snow Leopard are both out and Ubuntu 9.10 is all but out, it's time to revisit which one is the easiest to upgrade.

Linux isn't for fanboys anymore -- it's for IT.

Believe it or not, SCO's IBM lawsuit looks like it's going to go on.

Not sure about Windows 7? Here are five of the best, not to mention free, Linux desktop alternatives.

Microsoft will get the headlines tomorrow with the release of Windows 7, but, on the server side of life, Red Hat is quietly becoming a dominant player.

The companies say that this new business Linux desktop will offer a 50% savings over Windows 7 while running on existing hardware.

After years of fighting, SCO CEO, and lead anti-Linux cheerleader, Darl McBride has finally been fired as the SCO snake comes closer to ending its dying thrashing.

There are reports circulating that there's been a leak of a beta copy of Google's Chrome operating system is now out and about. Don't believe them.

I love the Linux desktop, but facts are facts. Linux only holds a niche of the greater desktop market. Part of the reason is Microsoft's monopoly, but it's not just the Evil Empire that's kept Linux down -- Linux has done a lot of self-damage.