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In the early hours of the morning, Ubuntu developer Canonical released a smartphone named Edge, not so much a release as the project, because the project was officially launched with at least 32 million dollars (30 days) to raise. Ubuntu's first mobile phone edge shape Design founder has type, fuselage size for 64x9x124mm, equipped with a 4.5-inch sapphire screen, resolution of 1280x720 pixels, carrying a multi-core processing ...

Ubuntu is a desktop application-oriented Linux operating system, the name of the "Ubuntu" in southern Africa, meaning "human nature", "I exist because everyone exists", is a traditional African values, similar to the Chinese Society of "benevolence" thought. Based on the Debian distribution and GNOME desktop environment, Ubuntu differs from Debian in that it publishes a new version every 6 months. The goal of Ubuntu is to provide an up-to-date, but fairly stable, and largely free software structure for general users ...

According to foreign media reports, Ubuntu yesterday through the network video demonstrated the development of the smartphone operating system. Like Android, Ubuntu is also based on Linux and is also a free open source operating system. Ubuntu unveiled its new smartphone operating system via a virtual keynote address. The Ubuntu founder Mark Schuteworth (Mark Shuttleworth) describes the company's status and innovation efforts. In the area of desktop systems, Ubuntu users from the traditional experience ...

In the absence of a breakthrough in desktop Linux, the steady growth of Linux in the server market has made it more of an enterprise-class application business card. However, with Linux's breakthrough in the field of mobile computing, mobile office has a new interpretation of the concept of Linux enterprise-class applications.　　In addition, the development of WEB 2.0 and cloud computing has brought new development opportunities and challenges to open source. The virtualization giant VMware, a firm leader in Mobile, has recently joined the Open-source organization Li ...

Explore cloud computing from a linux® perspective and discover some of the most innovative and popular linux-based solutions-paying particular attention to choices that can bring environmental benefits. We have discussed cloud computing from a variety of perspectives in a number of contexts. For embedded Linux engineers and enthusiasts, cloud ...

Ubuntu One is a well-known Open-source software company Canonical's cloud storage services, providing 5GB free space, in many ways similar to Dropbox. Ubuntu one is already part of the Ubuntu release, and the authorities offer Android and iphone clients. 　　Recently, Ubuntu one has released a beta version of the Windows client, making it no longer limited to mobile and Linux users, stretching its tentacles to a wider space. Download Ubuntu one ...

Ubuntu One is a well-known Open-source software company Canonical's http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/2900.html "> Cloud storage Services, providing 5GB free space, It is similar to Dropbox in many ways. Ubuntu one is already part of the Ubuntu release, and the authorities offer Android and iphone clients. Recently, the Ubuntu one released win ...

HP's server products have long supported Linux while HP is starting to use Linux on its desktop computers. Their server products currently employ a large number of Linux systems, including Rhel (Red Hat Enterprise Linux), Novell's SLEs (SUSE Linux Enterprise server), Oracle Enterprise Linux and Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/agg ...

At CES, people who focus on the Linux community will naturally look to Google's Android system! But now it seems that Ubuntu wants to show its hands in the conference. Ubuntu is an open source project for the canonical company. Today's announcement will showcase the unique Ubuntu concept design at the 2012 CES conference. 　　Of course, the company will also show us the progress of the Ubuntu one cloud storage service that we are already familiar with at CES. That's all we know at the moment. But if you see UB at the show ...

Wired magazine recently published an article named Clint Finley (Klint Finley) explaining how Apple "killed" the Linux desktop. The article points out that the real reason for Linux failure is that developers are turning to OS X, and the reason for this is that the toolkit used to develop Linux applications is not doing well enough to ensure backwards compatibility between different versions of the application Interface (API). More importantly, developers are turning to the web for development work. The following is the full text of this article: it is difficult to ...