I'm convinced you'll find it a delight to use, with a next-to-zero learning curve. Solus is a great option for almost any user, from those with zero Linux experience to those with years under ...

The process was worthwhile, though, Red Hat Chief Technology Officer Michael Tiemann argued during a keynote speech Wednesday at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo here. Less than two years after ...

[H]Consumer has an interesting article on-line today that details the author's experience after spending 30 days running Linux. They performed the experiment because of the common complaint that ...

I'm looking to switch-fed up with windows. Several people have convinced me to look at linux. I got a liveCD of Knoppix and really liked it but when I research "how to" install linux I am ...

It's a point that Germain makes early on: the Linux learning curve is almost totally gone. I first experimented with Linux in 1998. I found it too difficult to manage my hardware and file system.

When Red Hat took on Morgan Stanley as a customer, it found out just how much work needed to be done before Linux was ready for corporate use--a process that's been worthwhile, a Red Hat exec says.