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11 November 2012

Ubuntu Users To Get To Vote With Their Wallets In Support Of New Features

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Free software is famously close to its users, drawing on them for warnings about bugs (and sometimes fixes), as well as ideas and sugges...
11 May 2009

Patent Differences: Canonical vs. Microsoft

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I make no apologies for returning to the subject of the European Patent Office's referral of a “point of law” concerning software patent...
17 February 2009

Ubuntu Edges Further into the Data Centre

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Everybody knows that Ubuntu is the most popular GNU/Linux distro for the desktop. Everybody knows that it has achieved that distinction be c...
14 November 2008

ARMed and Dangerous - to Microsoft

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It's often forgotten that one of the strengths of GNU/Linux is the extraordinary range of platforms it supports. Where the full Windows...
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10 October 2008

Ubuntu's Balancing Act

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One thing that has always struck me in the free software world is the power of example. Once it emerged that Google ran on GNU/Linux, there ...
07 August 2008

Cloud Computing on a Stick

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On Open Enterprise blog .
25 February 2008

Open Voices – Mark Shuttleworth

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On Open Enterprise blog .
29 January 2008

Open Enterprise Interview: Jono Bacon

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On Open Enterprise blog .
23 January 2008

Mark His Words

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Here's a post well worth reading: Yesterday, we saw the most extraordinary failure of economic leadership in recent years, when the US ...