Seven weeks after it was announced, Canonical has released images and open source code for the Developer Preview of the Ubuntu Touch OS, currently destined for Nexus smartphones and tablets.

The Ubunutu community already has the OS in some sort of working order on about 40 devices, said Silber. At present there are code differences between the Ubuntu 13.04 release and Ubuntu Touch ...

When planning out and setting up your home lab, there are a few viable routes to go about it. This includes choosing the ...

The company provides engineering services to offload the complexity of maintaining multiple code ... Ubuntu to the phone, Canonical is uniquely placed with a single operating system for client ...

The company provides engineering services to offload the complexity of maintaining multiple code ... Ubuntu to the phone, Canonical is uniquely placed with a single operating system for client ...

it will be the breadth and width of the garnered software support that will ultimately decide how viable an alternative the OS is. The mobile-optimized Ubuntu will debut with on the Nexus 4 ...

Unlike OS X or Windows, there are many different ... but the important part is that the Linux community has taken the Ubuntu code (you know, the Debian c0de) and customized it to add new features ...

However, openSUSE can move to paid SUSE Linux Enterprise, which now shares a lot of code with openSUSE and gets commercial support. Ubuntu has an edge here as they offer the same OS for enterprise ...