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Boing Boing: Cory Doctorow: How to Make a Computer that Doesn't Lock out GNU/Linux

UEFI is a new hardware standard nominally aimed at stopping malicious software, but it could also make it illegal to replace Windows or MacOS with GNU/Linux on your computer. The Linux Foundation has written a technical memo...

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Automotive World: Linux Foundation Announces First Auto Summit

The Linux Foundation, the non-profit organisation dedicated to accelerating the growth of Linux open source software, announced on 10 October the first ever Automotive Linux Summit...

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TechCrunch: Linux Foundation Adds Three New Enterprise Companies to Membership

Scott Merrill from TechCrunch reports on the latest Linux Foundation members

PC World: How to Land a Linux Job

Katherine Noyes of PC World reports on landing your dream Linux job

Fox News: Intel, Samsung Back New Mobile OS

Fox News reports on Intel and Samsung decision to support Tizen

TechCrunch: Samsung Taps Intel to Build New Linux-Based Open Source Platform, Tizen

TechCrunch reports on the announcement of Tizen, hosted at The Linux Foundation.

InfoWorld: The Best Open Source Software of the Year

Jim Zemlin talks to InfoWorld for its annual open source roundup

RWW: As Jobs Steps Down, Linux Turns 20

Joe “Zonker” Brockmeier analyzes what changed the world most…

Gizmodo: Linux Turns 20

“We get it. Linux is just for nerds. Not mere nerds — we’re all nerds — Linux nerds. It’s a hobbyist OS for contrarians. It’s an antique. An oddity. Pointless. Right? Very, very wrong. Happy birthday, Linux — let’s celebrate you like we should…”
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The Telegraph: Linux at 20, The Quiet Giant

Christopher Williams reports on Linux as the fabric of computing on its 20th anniversary

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