April 2007
ZDNet Blogs – Murdock is the founder of the Debian GNU/Linux distribution on which Ubuntu is based (he’s the “Ian” in “Debian”). That’s why today’s announcement has implications beyond just Ubuntu. “We can’t achieve that by targeting a single distribution,” he
Archive for April, 2007
Linux debian – April 2007
Author: adminApr 27
Linux debian – LinuxWorld showcases business cases for Linux
Author: adminApr 27
LinuxWorld showcases business cases for Linux
Network World Fusion – HP expanded its Linux repertoire, announcing formal support for Debian , while IBM and Oracle talked about widening their support for Linux and open source with services and preconfigured packages. But the real thrust of the show
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Linux debian – Ubuntu Linux 7.04 Makes Debut With Virtualization
Author: adminApr 27
Ubuntu Linux 7.04 Makes Debut With Virtualization
CRN – Still, Ubuntu, a derivative of Debian, is quietly gaining ground and developer support in the grassroots U.S community, one open-source consultant maintains. “Ubuntu is probably already the No. 3 player in the U.S. marketplace, even though it may
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Linux debian – Nero Linux 3 Coming To CeBIT
Author: adminApr 26
Nero Linux 3 Coming To CeBIT
DVD Recordable – to bundle Nero Linux 3 starting in mid-May 2007 offering a unique solution to the growing community of Linux OS users and fans. Many Linux distributions will be supported in the new upgrade including Red Hat Enterprises, Fedora Core, SuSE, Debian
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Linux debian – Ubuntu’s new Linux sports debugging tool
Author: adminApr 26
Ubuntu’s new Linux sports debugging tool
ZDNet – Ubuntu has risen to popularity alongside better-established versions of Linux such as Red Hat, Suse Linux, Mandriva and Debian. Canonical , which began its Ubuntu push with an emphasis on desktop computers, is the latest in a long line of contenders
