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Home Authors Posts by Jim Zemlin

Jim Zemlin

Jim Zemlin
108 POSTS 5761 COMMENTS

Microsoft to Mobile Customers: Choice is a Bad Thing (and Linux...

January 19, 2010

Protecting Linux from Microsoft (Yes, Microsoft Got Caught)

September 9, 2009

The Perils of Linux Maturity: Torvalds Fakes Emerge in Twittersphere

August 26, 2009

I Was at the First LinuxCon

August 14, 2009

Enterprise IT Hits Bottom–Open Source Holds an Intervention

July 29, 2009

Linux Paves Way for New “Open Source in America” Coalition

July 22, 2009

Linux the Clear Winner in Google OS News

July 8, 2009

LinuxCon Keynote Speaker Bob Sutor Sits Down for Open Voices Podcast...

June 10, 2009

Open Voices Interview with Bob Sutor, IBM

June 10, 2009

The Week of the Linux Desktop

June 5, 2009
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