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Source: news.yahoo.com --- 36 days ago
InfoWorld - Ubuntu Linux Founder Mark Shuttleworth urged development of a Linux desktop to rival what Apple has done in this space and aired a vision of software changing the world. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 36 days ago
Ubuntu Linux Founder Mark Shuttleworth urged development of a Linux desktop to rival what Apple has done in this space and aired a vision of software changing the world. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 37 days ago
News about the Ubuntu distribution Ubuntu Founder: Linux Should Focus on Looks, Jul 23, 2008 Mark Shuttleworth, Founder of Ubuntu Linux and one-time cosmonaut, delivered a rousing keynote oration to the OSCON conference here, detailing the ingredients ...
Source: www.internetnews.com --- 37 days ago
Shuttleworth challenges open source community to best Apple in user experience and stresses the importance of free software. ... Source: www.silicon.com --- 59 days ago
It's the community's responsibility ... Source: example.com --- 36 days ago
From http://www.techworld.com/opsys/news/index.cfm?newsid=102215 on July 24, 2008 ... Source: www.palluxo.com --- 36 days ago
Mark Richard Shuttleworth, CEO of Canonical Ltd and a Founder of Ubuntu Foundation, spoke at the O’Reilly Open Source Convention earlier this week. He announced plans to compete with Apple and talked about development of the Linux desktop (Ubuntu OS), as well as the integration of Linux into mobile development. ... Source: www.topix.com --- 36 days ago
Development of a Linux desktop and a new open-source business model are the two high priorities for Mark Shuttleworth, the Ubuntu Linux Founder said this week. ... Source: www.news.com --- 10 days ago
The only surprise, says an open-source analyst, is that Ubuntu sponsor Canonical has taken until now to join the foundation. Founder Shuttleworth has been on its board since 2007. ...
Source: www.eweek.com --- 25 days ago
Mark Shuttleworth, Founder of Canonical, maintainer of Ubuntu Linux, says blending agile development practices with open-source community development is a key to successful software projects in the new world. - If you mix the best of agile with the best of what open-source development has to offer, you're looking at a recipe for a successful software development experience. Mark Shuttleworth, Founder of Canonical, essentially said as much in a packed session at the O'Reilly Open Source Convention recentl... ...
Source: www.hackinthebox.org --- 15 days ago
With the recent release of gOS 3 Beta, we thought it was prime time to take a closer look at the company responsible for creating the OS that powered the ill-fated Everex Cloudbook, and the gorgeous (and Mac OS X Leopard-inspired) gOS Space. We chewed the fat with David Liu, gOS Founder and CEO, about the operating systemsâ new features, potential competition from Ubuntu Netbook Remix, the push for consumer adoption, and the future of Linux on the desktop. ... Source: www.tectonic.co.za --- 20 days ago
Mark Shuttleworth, Founder and head of Canonical, the company backing Ubuntu Linux, has been named among the top ten people to watch in 2008 by online publication TechWeb. The publication lists South African Shuttleworth in [...] ... Source: www.pdfzone.com --- 24 days ago
Mark Shuttleworth, Founder of Canonical, maintainer of Ubuntu Linux, says blending agile development practices with open-source community development is a key to successful software projects in the new world.... ... Source: linkenfuego.wordpress.com --- 29 days ago
Legion of Talk – Mark Shuttleworth on Ubuntu & Space Travel Amber Case recorded the entire proceeding, which I helped edit. Where:Monday, July 21, 2008, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM When: McMenamins Mission Theater What It’s About: Mark Shuttleworth is both the Founder of Ubuntu and the first African to go to space. If these are not enough of [...] ... Source: www.cybercoders.com --- 6 days ago
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Filed under: OS Updates , Macintosh , Linux Ubuntu Founder Mark Shuttleworth has big dreams for Linux. That shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone who's been following the progress of Ubuntu, which releases a major update every six months and keeps getting more and more user friendly. But user friendly is just the beginning. Shuttleworth wants Linux to be prettier too. In fact, he's calling on open source developers to make desktop Linux more attractive than OS X within 2 years . Shuttleworth's remarks came yesterday at the O'Reilly Open Source Convention, or OSCON. Open source developers have been making great strides in this area recently. Many Linux distributions include support for Compiz desktop effects which add a bit of visual bling to the desktop experience while also making things like switching virtual desktops a bit easier. And the developers behidn the KDE desktop environment have scrapped the Windows-like interface of KDE 3 and replaced it with a whole new paradigm in KDE 4 -- we're note entirely convinced that KDE 4 is easier to use than KDE 3, but it's certainly prettier. On the other hand, it's a bit funny to hear Shuttleworth talk about making Linux more beautiful. After all, Ubuntu is frequently mocked for its default dull brown color scheme. But the operating system and its user interface are already extraordinarily customizable. What do you think? Is it possible for desktop Linux to become as "beautiful," and ...
Mark Shuttleworth and Matt Asay Skiing Las Lenas (Credit: Matt Asay) I've been very fortunate to get to spend some time with Mark Shuttleworth, Founder of Ubuntu, during my trip to Argentina. Mark and I spent the day skiing in Las Lenas , with some soft snow by the middle of the day and a lot of great conversation throughout the day. One question we discussed at length: what is Mark's ambition for Ubuntu? In trying to get at the answer to this question, InternetNews today asks : why doesn't Canonical work with SAP and Oracle to get them to support Ubuntu? But this sort of question doesn't get anywhere near Mark's ambition for Ubuntu. It doesn't anticipate the intersection of the web and the desktop. The more I talk with Mark, the more I think he's a very, very smart person. He recognizes that Ubuntu needs to be more appealing on the desktop than the Mac to generate user adoption , but that's not really where his attention is focused, so far as I can tell. He's thinking bigger than desktop bits. He's thinking of cloud-plus-desktop bits . And this, my friends, is why Mark may end up winning the "desktop" war. ... ...
Section: Haven’t caught all of the Gadgetell news this week? Here’s your chance to catch up on this week’s top 10 articles! Rumor: Latest Sony Ericsson slider, the G705 coming in two weeks “ Yet another Sony Ericsson handset being leaked prior to an official announcement. The latest is the G705, a seemingly decent mid-range slider style handset. The G705 is expected to feature a 2.4-inch display, a 3.2-megapixel camera…” MORE » Sony Ericsson delivers the MBS-200, MBS-400, MPS-100 portable speakers “ To complement the three new Walkman phones that Sony Ericsson introduced a couple of days ago, Sony Ericsson has also unveiled three new mobile speakers. These are the wireless portable speaker MBS-200, the wireless stereo speaker MBS-400…” MORE » The sleeping giant awakens; Microsoft fights back against views on Vista “ “You thought the sleeping giant was still sleeping?” Microsoft’s VP of Windows Vista consumer marketing recently said. “Well, we’ve woken up, and it’s time to take our message forward.” And apparently the company is putting their money ...LOTS of money… where…” MORE » Ubuntu to beat Mac OSX in looks within 2 years? “ Ubuntu’s Founder, Mark Shuttleworth, has proposed a plan to make his distro of Linux just that much more popular. He plans on overtaking Apple’s Mac OSX in the looks and desktop experience departments in order…” MORE » Samsung releases the Q1U–CMXP, Q1UP-V ultra-mobile PCs “ Samsung has made available tw ...