Linux Foundation Executive Director Jim Zemlin is likely one of a handful of people in the world who has had a front row seat to the largest collaborative development effort in the history of computing, Linux. He understands that speed of innovation and quality of software development is dictated by forward thinkers who are working in collaboration. 



Embedded systems engineer Adrian Remonda shares his experience in the Kernal Internals & Debugging course...

From data centers to embedded sensors, energy use is one of the toughest issues facing computing. The Linux kernel community has already made great progress in boosting energy efficiency, but there's still more work to be done to optimize Linux systems with one area of focus on power-aware scheduling. Three presentations on the kernel scheduler at Collaboration Summit in San Francisco explained the issue and progress being made with the kernel to address it.

Executive director of the GNOME Foundation Karen Sandler is working to attract more women to free and open source software with the GNOME Outreach Program for Women. Here are five tips for starting a successful program from her presentation at Collaboration Summit on Wednesday.