Linux 3.0, moving on without much change
We're getting Linux 3.0. The kernel is not a revolutionary change, but we welcome the moniker change. It's apt for Linux's 20th birthday, and the older 2.6 naming scheme became complicated. It became...
View ArticleTablets with Android 4.0 or Windows 8?
From what we're hearing, tablets with Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich (internally called ICS in Google), should come early next year. Some chatty executives have said in the past late 2011, but...
View ArticleSteve Jobs' death tickles Stallman
Steve Jobs' passing away at 56 was mourned universally, but Linux's own Richard StallmanIn his feed, he said:OPEN QUOTE "Steve Jobs, the pioneer of the computer as a jail made cool, designed to sever...
View ArticleWhat does it take to get Stallman for a speech?
What does it take to have open-source Richard Stallman for a speech? Here's a listing of requirements. In a way, his requirements are anti-open source, because his requirements make his speech events...
View ArticleWe're back
After a long break, we're back to happily talk about free operating systems. Open source matters more in the fast-changing world of technology, and Linux is making a big impact in cars, wearables and...
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