As the week began, I had the fortune to come across an excellent article in the Wall Street Journal that addressed the problem employees face all-too-often in the workplace: the hardware and software workers are required to use based on their company's IT policies is often out of date with the technology they can purchase and use at home as consumers..

Besides excellent sessions and networking opportunities, there's usually behind-the-scenes action going on at our many events: meetings and get-togethers for any one, and sometimes several, of our working groups and teams.

One of the big challenges facing Linux development is the straightforward issue of actually having developers to write the code. As more academic and vocational training centers add curriculum that includes programming for Linux and free software projects, this has become less of a problem...

Being against net neutrality is one of those arguments that on first glance seems reasonable.