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Speaking to German website Golem.de, the founder of the Ubuntu desktop, Mark Shuttleworth, spoke freely about how Linux compares to Apple, what he thinks of Windows 7, his thoughts of KDE4, and much more. Watch the two part interview after the jump.

Video: Mark Shuttleworth – We are our own worst enemy – Interview (Part One) [...]

Help Spread Linux… Don’t Preach It!

In: Advocacy

Courtesy of Yvette The Monkey
What does using Linux mean to you? Do you simply use it because it works best for you? While at its heart Linux itself, is nothing more than a software kernel, to many people it is much more. It is a mission, a mission to show the big industry players just [...]

Since then, I’ve used Linux at work and at home in a wide variety array of devices. Even today, now that I’m older and never have enough time for fiddling around with software constantly, I have Linux in my car, as an mp3 player. Any Empeg Rio Car users out there? With [...]

Piracy Hurts Open Source Also!

In: Advocacy, DRM, Observations, The Dark Side

In an earlier article we established that piracy of software is basically a given in today’s world where information is so easily shared and duplicated. We also established that no matter what DRM measures are implemented by commercial software developers, no matter how advanced or how draconian they are, someone’s always going to find a [...]

How Linux Helped 5 Poverty-Stricken Governments

In: Advocacy

This is a contribution post discussing 2008 Blog Action Day theme, “Poverty“.

Imagine you are the minister of education of an impoverished country, with a limited budget to improve your schooling system. You realize the importance of computers in education, and also realize that failing to provide a proper IT infrastructure to your country’s youth would [...]

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