Red Hat to Participate in the NCTA 2011 Spring Conference
Apr 25, 2011On April 26, 2011, Red Hat's DeLisa Alexander, executive vice president, People and Brand, and Lee Congdon, CIO, will participate in the North Carolina Technology Association (NCTA) 2011 Spring Conference.
more »Peppermint Two Plans Publicized
Apr 25, 2011Shane Remington, co-founder of the Peppermint operating system (OS), announced plans to merge the previous two Peppermint OSes into one OS to be released as Peppermint Two.
more »Monetate Announces Open Source Developer Competition
Apr 21, 2011Monetate announces its own Open Source Prize competition to highlight the importance of open source development and innovation during Philly Tech Week.
more »Yahoo! Joins The Linux Foundation
Apr 20, 2011Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake Reaches End of Life
Apr 20, 2011Ubuntu 6.06 LTS server release is nearing the end of its support life; Mark Shuttleworth, Founder of Ubuntu, and Jono Bacon, Ubuntu Community Manager, summarize what this milestone release meant to the Ubuntu project and community.
more »LinuxCon Keynotes and Gala Details Revealed
Apr 14, 2011The Linux Foundation announced the keynote speakers and details of the Gala event to take place at LinuxCon North America on August 17-19 in Vancouver, Canada.
more »Texas Instruments Announces OpenLink Project
Apr 13, 2011Texas Instruments (TI) announces the OpenLink project which focuses on providing a wide range of wireless connectivity solutions for Linux.
more »Announcements from the 5th Annual Linux Collaboration Summit
Apr 08, 2011The Linux Foundation kicked off the 5th Annual Linux Collaboration Summit with four announcements: the formation of the new High Availability working group, the release of the Carrier Grade Linux 5.0 specification, Yocto Project Release 1.0 availability, and the 20th Anniversary Video Contest.
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