Many of Canonical’s investments position it to pursue new niches rather than compete head-on with Red Hat and Novell in traditional realms like LAMP servers.
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Rethinking Canonical's Ubuntu Business Strategy | WorksWithU
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I got started with Ubuntu during Feisty Fawn in January of 2008 due to an article in PC Magazine. I usually don’t buy such magazines but the cover mentioned an article about using Linux, specifically Ubuntu . …
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Talking about Ubuntu Studio with Scott Lavender, Project Lead for …
At the heart of Ubuntu’s philosophy is the belief that computing is for everyone, whatever your circumstances. Ubuntu was certainly hailed as one of the most accessible operating systems when it was launched however different approaches …
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Making Ubuntu More Accessible | jonobacon@home
I created the current Ubuntu Brainstorm Logo in 2008. Time for an update, especially regarding the font. Here’s a set of design proposals.
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Ubuntu Brainstorm Reloaded « Thorwil's
Ubuntu Hour in Lake Forest #3; Geeknic and SF Ubuntu Hour; openSUSE conference looking for Ubuntu participation; Launchpad News; Unity Love; Fix paper cuts, improve Ubuntu’s usability; Weekly Update from Operation Cleansweep …
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Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter #199 | The Fridge
I also have to thank ZaReason, Canonical, Linux Pro and Ubuntu User Magazines, for their sponsorships as well as The Technical Underground, and members of the Ubuntu Women Project who donated the funds to purchase the Dell Netbook. …
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Winners of the 1st Annual Ubuntu Women World Play Day Competition …
So I figured I’d mix up the ideas on my blog and see if they can improve the communication and advertising of Ubuntu and Free and Open Source in general. The results are below but first I’ll quickly go over the ideas for those who …
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DoctorMo's Blog » Blog Archive » Ubuntu's Golden Ring
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