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Another Bad Voltage Live is in the books

Earlier this month we recorded our fourth live show. I'd like to think it's our best so far. We covered interesting topics, had some laughs, and although we still have a ton of areas we need to improve; we're really starting to hit our

Bad Voltage Episode 69 Has Been Released: Bill and Ted and Jeremy and Bryan and Jono and Stuart’s Excellent Adventure

Jono Bacon, Bryan Lunduke, Stuart Langridge and myself bring you Bad Voltage, in which none of us like each other's books, this is actually a real actual show, and also: * 00:03:00 The Nextcloud project has been formed by people leaving the Owncloud company and forking the

Solaris and Dell

Jonathan recently announced a partnership with Dell on his blog. First, we announced a key relationship with Dell, through which they'll be OEM'ing Solaris, and directly supporting customers running Solaris on Dell systems. Second, we announced our free/open source virtualization roadmap, starting with xVM and

Linux Losing Market Share to Windows Server II

As a quick follow up to this post, it seems that Dell is not seeing the same trend. From the article: Dell CEO: Linux server sales increasing Claims made by Microsoft that Linux violates its software patent have not affected sales of Linux-based hardware, according to Dell's CEO

Ubuntu on Two New Inspirons

In a move that would seem to back up initial indications that the Ubuntu Dell offerings were selling well, Dell has officially announced that it is adding two additional models to its Linux lineup: From a Ubuntu perspective, we're now offering Ubuntu 7.04 to customers in the

In San Francisco for OSBC

Landed in San Francisco earlier today and spent most of the day walking around. The OSBC starts tomorrow morning. My recent post on Dell and Ubuntu seems to have gotten a fair bit of attention while I was traveling. If I get any further information I'll be sure

Dell announces the models for Ubuntu

I just got the following email forwarded to me by a Dell employee: We will be launching a Linux based OS (Ubuntu) on the E520, 1505 and XPS 410 starting next Thursday, 5/24. We expect these systems to be less than 1% of our OS mix for the entire