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Ubuntu has won rave reviews with the geeky Linux community, but can it make waves with average consumers? Its founder is betting the answer is yes.

Posted by Matt Asay

Streamlined installation is the hidden bonus of new virtualization tech. But there is a sticking point: licensing.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Red Hat nails another strong quarter, even as it doubles down on its core Linux business.

Posted by Matt Asay

Mark Shuttleworth is stepping down as Canonical's CEO. What effect, if any, will this have on Ubuntu and its community?

Posted by Matt Asay

China's Red Flag Software and Japan's Miracle Linux aim to develop a common "Asianux" operating system to make it easier for the region's companies to switch to the open-source camp.

Posted by Winston Chai

Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth will pass his CEO job to longtime executive Jane Silber. The company's vision won't change, but its operations could.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

The IPO market may be set to boom, but its appetite for open-source IPOs won't really ignite until the companies cross $100 million in sales.

Posted by Matt Asay

The database powerhouse certifies its software to work on Asianux, a version of Linux made by Japan's Miracle Linux and China's Red Flag Software.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

China's Red Flag Software and Japan's Miracle Linux release a beta edition of "Asianux"--a version of the open-source OS designed for Asia.

Posted by Kim Yong-Young

Google likes to make much of its openness, but the truth is that its business strategy is not dissimilar to what others are using. Google is simply better at open on-ramps and closed exits.

Posted by Matt Asay