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Mark Shuttleworth: Google Chrome Fan
Mark Shuttleworth, in a wide-ranging interview with Network World, has given Google’s Chrome browser high praise, and discussed his plans for space travel. In the interview, Shuttleworth says that in...
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Shuttleworth Takes Note of the Cloud, and Mobile Computing
Is Ubuntu set to spread out on the many types of devices that Apple’s iOS, Android and other mobile operating systems are now found on? It would appear so, judging from TechCentral’s extensive and...
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Work Is Underway on Ubuntu TV, with Mark Shuttleworth Watching
If Google and Apple can boost the concept of revolutionizing television, then why can’t the Ubuntu community do so as well? That’s exactly what a gaggle of Ubuntu developers are doing, and they have...
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Mark Shuttleworth Weighs In On Ubuntu 12.04
Last week, we covered the release of the first beta version of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS–a major new upgrade to the operating system. Since then, OStatic readers working with the new beta have weighed in with...
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Torvalds and Shuttleworth to Speak at LinuxCon Europe in November
If you’re a Linux user, developer and/or fan and you have any chance at all of being in Barcelona, Spain in early November, a good open source conference is taking shape there. The Linux Foundation has...
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Mark Shuttleworth Notes Availability of Ubuntu 12.10 with OpenStack “Folsom”
As is true of Cisco, RedHat, Rackspace and many other companies, Canonical has been steadily marrying its cloud strategy to the open source OpenStack platform. In February of last year, we discussed...
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Is Mark Shuttleworth Really Arguing Against Open Ubuntu Development?
Late last week, Mark Shuttleworth set off a series of heated debates about just how transparent the development process for Ubuntu should be. Specifically, he wrote this regarding the next 13.04...
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Mark Shuttleworth Singles Out Red Hat in Open Development Brouhaha
As I noted yesterday, Mark Shuttleworth recently set off a series of heated debates about just how transparent the development process for Ubuntu should be. In an online post, he wrote this regarding...
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Mark Shuttleworth Steps In On Developers’ Ubuntu Kerfuffle
There is no question that times are changing for Canonical and Ubuntu. Ubuntu phones are imminent, Ubuntu TV continues to take shape, Canonical is focused on enterprise users — and the list of sea...
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Ubuntu 13.04 Arrives, and Mark Shuttleworth Responds to Critics
Canonical is banging the drums for Raring Ringtail, or Ubuntu 13.04 — the much awaited new version, which is available today following beta testing. As the Unity interface and other enhancements to...
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Mark Shuttleworth Rallies Developers Around Upcoming Ubuntu 14.04
Lots of people are still kicking the tires on the new Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy Salamander release, but Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth is already circling developer wagons around the upcoming 14.04...
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Mark Shuttleworth Apologizes for Trademark Kerfuffle
Canonical’s Mark Shuttleworth is out with a new blog post in which he apologizes for a cease and desist notice that was sent from Canonical to the founder of the fixubuntu.com site, which Canonical had...
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Linux Bugs but Proprietary the Threat Says Shuttleworth
Linux security threats have been in the news lately but Mark Shuttleworth, of Ubuntu Linux fam, said we should be scared of proprietary systems like Windows and Mac. I’m not sure where the Chrome OS...
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