linux os

Linux Dynasty: "Another fairly new Linux Distro to review. First thing I have to say is that this distro is based off of Gentoo Linux and it is one of the faster LiveDVD distros that I have loaded up2date.

Every application loaded up extremely fast. The icons made this distro very nice on the eyes."

Linux Dynasty: "For you Microsoft Windows Users, I think I feel I finally found a Linux OS that I can say that Windows users will use and not get confused..."

the 451 group: "... as Google attempts to leverage a mobile Linux OS and open source to garner its usual developer strength, and Apple works to control its mobile OS and the applications that may or may not run on it."

Makelinux: This interactive map demonstrates the anatomy of the Linux operating system and popular Free/Open Source software applications.

Softpedia: "According to recent reports, AMD's graphics subsidiary is set on becoming more Linux-friendly. The company plans to release new Catalyst drivers for Linux-based operating systems, which will allow playback of protected high-definition content on a Linux OS."

Computerworld: "The sparsely populated floor at Linuxworld was a disappointment, but netbooks made an impact at this year's show, a sign that these lightweight machines may bring the Linux OS to a larger audience."

Washington Post: "People in most markets Lenovo serves, including Singapore, China and the U.K., will be offered the company's new IdeaPad netbooks with either Microsoft Windows XP or a Linux OS, but users in the U.S. won't have that option."

Linux Devices: "Vyatta has spun a branded hardware "appliance" version of its dual-licensed Linux and open source software-based router and firewall stack.

The first in a "Series 2500" line of "Open Networking Appliances," the Vyatta 2501 targets data centers requiring up to 10Gbps of throughput."

DeviceGuru: "The Linux OS, in the form of Moblin, LiMo, and Maemo, looks ready to take the lion's share of the Mobile Internet Devices (MID) market and is set to capture unit volumes of 50 millions units per annum in 2013, reports market analyst ABI Research."

Communication Breakdown: "Covering Asus' adoption of DeviceVM's Splashtop software in all its motherboards and some laptops, we were wondering exactly which parts were proprietary and which were Linux--hence pulling back from calling it a 'Linux OS...'"