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03.07.10

Ars TechnicaUbuntu's Linux Retail Strategy Gears Up for 2010LinuxPlanet

03.06.10

Ars TechnicaThe Linux Desktop Will Have Its Day: Q&A With Canonical Founder Mark ShuttleworthTechNewsWorld

03.05.10

The 311 service has been a “red headed stepchild” for American cities practically since it was launched in the mid-1990s as a phone service. (Picture from Moonbattery, a conservative blog.)

03.05.10

Google’s Android code will assume its rightful place in the Linux kernel — in good time, the company’s top open source guru says. The Android code was stripped out of the last kernel release, version 2.6.33, after Google reportedly failed to provide necessary changes and subsystem code required by kernel.org.

03.05.10

Unwired ViewIntel and Orange make a dealInquirer

03.05.10

Ars TechnicaNew Ubuntu CEO Talks Linux Retail PlansInternetNews.com

03.04.10

Pocket-lint.comMicrosoft's desktop future may look like a phoneCNET

02.26.10

Today Matt Asay urges government buyers to support open source, open data and open standards. Why? Because it’s better. Because it promotes competition. Because it gives government flexibility. But after watching government on every level, in various countries, for over half my lifetime, I can tell you the last thing any government wants is to make a decision its successor can overturn.

02.25.10

No. Matt Asay hits the nail on the head. In full “knock this board off my shoulder mode,” the Ubuntu COO dares Microsoft to sue Canonical, or Google, or someone else over its Linux claims who might fight back.