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Linus Torvalds Reflects on 25 Years of Linux
When Linus Torvalds first announced his new operating system, Linux, on Aug. 25, 1991, it was a "completely personal project,” Torvalds said at LinuxCon...
LinuxCon: Cloud Native Computing Foundation Expands
Dan Kohn, Executive Director of the CNCF details what his organization is now doing.
Read more at Datamation.
Google Fuchsia Eyes Non-Linux Things
Google’s latest operating system project, Fuchsia, may be largely a mystery, but it reinforces a truth that the platforms vendors are having, grudgingly, to acknowledge:...
Live From LinuxCon: Red Hat and Microsoft Embrace On Stage
If any LinuxCon moment so far has underscored the evolution of Linux over 25 years, it was during the transition between keynotes this morning...
How IBM’s LinuxONE Has Evolved For the New Open Source Cloud
One year ago at LinuxCon 2015 in Seattle, IBM announced IBM LinuxONE, its enterprise-grade system specifically designed for Linux and open source workloads. Today...
Linux Rules the World. Where to Next?
On the back of some significant improvements in the last year and a half, Linux is now the model for software development.
At LinuxCon, Jim...
Linux at 25: Changing the World with Code
“You can better yourself while bettering others at the same time.” That was the theme of Jim Zemlin’s morning keynote address opening the LinuxCon...
The Top 10 Developers and Companies Contributing to the Linux Kernel in 2015-2016
The Linux kernel community came close this year to setting a new record for the number of changes merged in a single release, according...
LinuxCon to Showcase Linux at 25 and How It’s Evolved
Linux users are set to assemble for the annual LinuxCon event, this time celebrating the 25th anniversary of the technology and how it's changed.
The...
Linux at 25: An Ecosystem, Not Only an OS
InfoWorld celebrates the 25th birthday of Linux -- and the new generation of open source projects Linux enabled. Today Linux has expanded far beyond...