Linux Professionals in High Demand
Linux is expected to grow at a swift pace for next 30 years as more and more businesses discover its advantages. What is making Linux so popular? Linux is expected to grow at…
“Ubuntu grew 160 per cent in India last year”
Canonical is bullish on its Indian operations and the company has every reason to feel so. Not only is its operating system, Ubuntu, making serious inroads into the Indian market, the company is…
Nullcon
Null, the open security community in its 4th consecutive year proudly presents Nullcon in September 2012 in New Delhi, the hub of security data management. This event brings together a pool of IT…
What’s Up in Linux Graphicstopia Lately
Graphics on Linux has been rather interesting lately. If you’ve been keeping up with the news on DRM, kernel, Mesa and X.Org development, you must’ve been aware that Gallium3D in Mesa’s git (what’s…
Awaiting Mageia 2: Five Things You Can Look Forward To
The final release of Mageia 2.0 is about to embark sometime today (see release schedule). Based on the RC releases currently available for download, we already are familiar with what all this final…
FOSS is __FUN__: The Fifth Freedom, Part 2
Stallman’s classic definition of open source speaks of the four freedoms — the freedom to run the program in any way one likes, the freedom to study the source code and modify it,…
Programming Tools for Linux
This article is not so much about the various languages, as the programming tools that can be used to write programs using the languages. When students first start taking programming courses at various…
FOSS is __FUN__: The Fifth Freedom
Stallman’s classic definition of open source speaks of the four freedoms — the freedom to run the program in any way one likes, the freedom to study the source code and modify it,…






