Ubuntu Linux heads to smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs.
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu Linux, plans to take on Android, iOS and Windows on the smartphones, tablets and smart TVs.
Canonical, Ubuntu Linux’s parent company, reorganizes
It’s been a bumpy twelve months for Canonical, Ubuntu Linux’s business side, but the company is re-organizing as it hunts for more business server and desktop customers.
Ubuntu Linux will try for the business desktop
Ubuntu has long been popular on the Linux enthusiast desktop, but, so far it hasn’t been very popular on business desktops. Canonical plans on changing that with its next version.
Ubuntu Linux 11.10: Unity comes of age (Review)
Ubuntu’s new GNOME-based Unity desktop isn’t a toy anymore. It’s a great desktop in its own right.
Installing the latest Ubuntu Linux: Ubuntu 11.10
The latest version of the most popular desktop Linux of them all is ready to go. Here’s how your installation should go.
Ubuntu Linux heads to the clouds
As Ubuntu 11.10′s release date approaches, it becomes ever clearer that Canonical plans on taking this popular Linux distribution to the cloud.
Mainframe Ubuntu Linux?
Sources close to Canonical and IBM are telling me that Ubuntu may soon be certified on IBM’s System p mini-computers and blades and System z mainframes.
Ubuntu Linux bets on the ARM server
Would you believe that ARM processors, those little chips that power so many smartphones and tablets, have a future on servers? Ubuntu does.
Ubuntu Linux makes musical friends with the Apple iPhone
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu Linux, has introduced an app. to let people stream music from the Ubuntu One cloud to their iPhones and iPods
Ubuntu Linux gets serious about business partners
Linux users loves Ubuntu. Technology businesses, though… not so much. Canonical is working on improving its corporate partnership relationships.
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