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Bryan Thompson, General Manager, OpenStack Private Cloud at Rackspace, talked about the second generation of cloud and some turbulence that OpenStack recently experienced.

I met and talked to Barton George, the project’s initiator and leader, to understand the backstory.

There is no dearth of Linux based operating systems, you will find dime a dozen. However there are only a few major ones that matter and elementary OS is among them.

Microsoft is bridging the gap with Linux by baking it into its own products.

Galago Pro comes with OEM version Ubuntu 16.04 and offers a great ‘out-of-the-box’ experience.

GE Healthcare recently migrated its infrastructure to cloud — and ‘remotely managed private cloud’ was a big part of that migration.

Contrary to the reports of demise of OpenStack, this open source project is growing at an unprecedented rate.

The United States Army Cyber School has ditched its legacy training model and has taken an open source approach to courseware.

“We should be working for the spirit of technology itself. Moving people closer to a more empowered future,” says Edward Snowden.

OpenStack Foundation has identified key areas to improve engagement with its growing community.

Major announcements and awards from this week's event.

Steve Singh has three priorities for Docker: innovation, customers and talent.

Parallels Desktop Lite is a free of cost app that allows you to run Linux distributions inside of macOS.

A group of developers have come together to bring open source mobile projects under the same roof to create a fully open source mobile framework.

This is the phone that will tempt even hardcore iPhone users to switch.

Microsoft and Docker have been working together for over three years now, and this collaboration has led to the creation of LinuxKit and Moby Project.

Docker, along with its partners, has created a program called Modernize Traditional Applications (MTA) to containerize legacy applications without changing a single line of code.

The Moby Project is a framework that allows anyone to assemble their own container system. Here's the backstory.

LinuxKit allows you to build your own lean and mean containerized operating system.

Installation was a breeze, but it doesn't quite offer the 'everything works' experience Ubuntu is known for.