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Open compliance, Fedora 14 for the SysAdmin, ZendCon and a different kind of lawsuit...

We're excited to be able to bring you the full footage of Linus' Giant Ocean Tank dive from last night at the Linux Plumber's Conference. This includes the QA clip we shared real-time as well as takes from his walk to the plank, his jump and the swim.

Linus Torvalds just finished his soon-to-be infamous scuba dive among the sea life in the Giant Ocean Tank at the New England Aquarium...

Russia makes big plans for Linux, the Open Data Center Alliance, a new cloud lab, and the green credentials of two companies close to Linux...

Novell has been running a popular contest over the last few months that seeks to find the best software appliance built using SUSE Studio. They're awarding the best submission with $10,000 (yeah, you read that correctly). It's called the Disters Contest and our very own Jim Zemlin is one of the judges. 

The Linux kernel gets AppArmor, OpenStack gets real, and the Linux desktop is once again the topic of much debate...

We announced just last week that Aava Mobile has become a member of The Linux Foundation. Its involvement in Linux and open source development represents the growing number of telecommunications companies and organizations contributing to Linux. Aava Mobile claims the world's first fully open mobile device, so naturally, we wanted to know more...

The Linux Foundation Enterprise report, Microsoft's OpenOffice ad, Red Hat's product news and EMC's aggressive strategy in data computing appliances...

With enterprise Linux news largely focused on new developments in cloud computing this week, there were a variety of "sun clouds" in the online trades. However, there were a few "rain clouds" on Wall Street.

Getting anything done in minutes rather than days makes most of us happy. That's what Novell was promising this week with its latest SUSE Appliance Toolkit...