Greg KH, Linux kernel developer delivered a keynote in the Linux plumbing conference about the health of the ecosystem. His message was essentially that distributions that don't contribute to the ecosystem have to rely on the whims of others which is unhealthy for them. Here is an introduction the development model and some interesting statistics about the Linux kernel code
Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth says that his company, Canonical, will hire interaction experts and designers to improve the usability of the Linux desktop. Canonical will also fund improvements to Xorg and other lower-level components of the desktop stack.
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El día de ayer (5 de agosto) ha aparecido una noticia en MarketWatch interesante para mi, aunque creo que amenazante para Microsoft, se trata del hecho de que IBM, Canonical (propietaria de Ubuntu), Novell (propietaria de SUSE) y Red Hat (propietaria de Fedora) están formando una coalición para ofrecer un sistema operativo para los escritorios [...]
I’m currently working on a natural listing keyword campaign with Network Solutions and had to fix a number of Canonical errors. To track down the offending pages I ended up using a free program called Xenu. Since the web site I’m optimizing has over 1000 pages I needed to find a way of [...]
Ubuntu is an organization driven by a community; several organizations play an important role in its structure and organization. Foremost among these are Canonical Ltd., a for-profit company.Canonical Ltd.Canonical Ltd. is a company founded by Shuttleworth with the primary goal of developing and supporting the Ubuntu distribution. Many of the core developers on Ubuntu no longer a majority of them
This week, Canonical announced a reworked version of Ubuntu at the Computex trade show in Taiwan. The new Ubuntu Netbook Remix (UNR) is specifically built for new so-called "netbooks" -- mini laptops with small screens geared towards Web browsing and built on Intel's new, low-power micro-architecture called Atom. The new version will allow users to access email, browse the Internet, and use instan
This week, Canonical announced a reworked version of Ubuntu at the Computex trade show in Taiwan. The new Ubuntu Netbook Remix (UNR) is specifically built for new so-called "netbooks" -- mini laptops with small screens geared towards Web browsing and built on Intel's new, low-power micro-architecture called Atom. The new version will allow users to access email, browse the Internet, and use instan
Hailed as a “reworked desktop image of Ubuntu built specifically for a new category of portable internet-centric devices,” the operating system will probably not be too foreign for those familiar with the standard Ubuntu Desktop Edition.
Ya adelantamos que la familia de Ubuntu crecia con Ubuntu Netbook Remix, un nuevo sistema operativo destinado a dispositivos moviles y portatiles de bajo coste.
En la feria Computex 2008 de Taipei Canonical sin embargo ya ha presentado algunos pantallazos:
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Ora che la comunità ha raggiunto le sue giuste dimensioni e il numero di utenti casalinghi ha di gran lunga superato le proiezioni di Shuttleworth del 2004, è giunto il momento per Canonical di affrontare il vero mercato, quello che porta al consolidamento del brand: l’Enterprise, cioè le aziende.
Qui il lavoro si fa serio. Non [...]
from engadgetNot like we weren't totally expecting this or anything, but Canonical has chosen Computex as the expo where it will officially showcase Ubuntu Netbook Remix. Hailed as a "reworked desktop image of Ubuntu built specifically for a new category of portable internet-centric devices," the operating system will probably not be too foreign for those familiar with the standard Ubuntu Desktop
A Canonical escolheu a Computex 2008 em Taipei para oficialmente apresentar o seu mais recente sistema operativo para sistema moveis, o Ubuntu Netbook Remix, que foi especialmente redesenhado a partir da versão desktop para que responda a todas as necessidades dos dispositivos móveis com ligação há internet de uma forma simples e rápida. Fiquem com as imagens. Subscribe in a reader
Filed under: LaptopsYou never really know what all will emerge from a simple interview, and thanks to a recent sit-down with Canonical chief executive Mark Shuttleworth, we now know that a build of Ubuntu tailored for ultraportables (or subnotes, as it were) is just around the bend. According to Mr. Shuttleworth, the aforesaid software will be announced "in the first week of June," and it'll be ca
Canonical, desarrollador y patrocinador comercial de Ubuntu ha indicado que su nuevo servicio, denominado Launchpad Personal Package Archive (PPA) se añadirá al ya existente sitio Web de desarrollo Launchpad para permitir a las organizaciones colaborar sobre paquetes de software, así como para facilitar a los desarrolladores individuales publicar sus propias versiones del software de código abierto.Utilizando PPA, los desarrolladores pueden subir paquetes de software a una cuenta sobre la que después podrán colaborar los participantes, según Canonical. Cada usuario dispondrá de hasta 1 GB de espacio para su uso únicamente en proyectos de software libre.“Muchos desarrolladores desean modificar los paquetes existentes, o crear nuevos paquetes con su software”, ha explicado Christian Robottom Reis, responsable del proyecto PPA dentro de Launchpad. “PPA pretende responder a esta demanda permitiendo a cualquiera publicar un paquete sin necesidad de solicitar permiso o unirse
Tampoco es que haya dudado de su arribo, pues con este pedido, ya son 3 los Ubuntus que llegan a la oficina, completamente gratis. Así que, de nuevo, gracias Canonical!
Como siempre, más valioso que los CDs (ya había descargado e instalado Ubuntu, después de todo) son los stickers que vienen en el paquete. Ah, vamos, hay cosa mas cool que andar pegando un sticker de Ubuntu por todas partes para demostrar lo geeks que somos?
Aquí unas cuantas fotos del unboxing:
El disco sigue siendo rojo, y la carátula, me parece, es la misma cosa, con diferentes personas (lamentablemente, no tengo un disco del 7.04 para confirmar).
Y a ustedes, les llegó su pedido?
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Slashdot Linux Kurtz sKompund writes Canonical the company that supports Ubuntu Linux is trying to work out a deal with hardware vendors such as Dell to make Ubuntu available pre installed on servers Canonical despite obviously supporting such a deal had little to do with Dell s decision Dell said it was merited by customer demand Likewise the decision of whether Ubuntu Server will ship pre installed will be determined the same way Read more of this story at Slashdot
SAN FRANCISCO--Ubuntu sponsor Canonical announced a version of its Linux software stripped down for use just on virtualized environments.
The version, called Jeos for Just Enough Operating System and pronounced "juice," is now available, Canonical announced here at the VMworld conference Tuesday.
The version is intended to be a more compact and higher-performance foundation for virtual machine
Sorry for the lack of posts for the last few days guys. I was making new sites. You know diversifying
Anyway, I’m glad to tell you that all this “site making scheme” gave me another SEO lesson. It’s duplicate content. Not the ordinary duplicate content most people know (Copying articles from another site) but duplicate content within your site. Yes, duplicate content WITHIN your site.
What’s Canonical URL’s?
No, not that
that either
Errr?
What the heck?!
How come that happens?
Google is not that smart – yet. Google is not your math teacher that wants to answer challenge questions. Google is like your little brother looking for his toys. Google wants you to feed them with information so they can eat it.
But like your bro, they don’t want ice cream over and over again, that makes their stomach ache and their teeth. So the extra waste goes down the drain or in the trash (Results in the supplemental index)
No literally, what is Canonical URL?
As Wikipedia
