Red Hat is making it clear it's all containers all the time in its Red Hat OpenShift cloud.

Microsoft isn't anti-Linux anymore and Lenovo is just lazy when it comes to supporting the Linux desktop on its newest Yoga Ultra.

Java experts have questioned Oracle's support for Java, but Oracle swears it's fully behind Java Enterprise Edition and NetBeans.

Nextcloud, in partnership with Canonical and WDLabs, has released a Raspberry Pi and Ubuntu Linux powered cloud server for your home or office.

Oracle wants to dump its NetBeans Java integrated development environment on the Apache Software Foundation.

After more than a decade, the vi, or Vim, editor is getting a major update.

It's the Dell XPS 13 Developer Editon, here's why.

No one noticed but in HPE's spin-off of its software assets, the company also tied the knot with leading enterprise Linux power SUSE.

Yes, OpenOffice is dying. So what? It's successor, LibreOffice, is doing better than ever.

Other companies -- Canonical, SUSE, and Mirantis -- all plan on being OpenStack powers, but Red Hat shows it's determined to be number one with its latest OpenStack cloud release.

Linus Torvalds created Linux, but many others, both developers and executives, helped make it the world's most successful operating system. Here's how they became involved with Linux.

A year by year summary of the most significant events in Linux's history to date.

Linus Torvalds describes Linux's secret origins.

Wim Coekaerts, corporate VP of Microsoft Enterprise Open Source Group, came to LinuxCon preaching enable, integrate, release, and contribute instead of embrace, extend, and extinguish.

On the back of some significant improvements in the last year and a half, Linux is now the model for software development.

Chromebooks are cheap, fast, secure, work well, and can fit in your eighth grader's backpack. Here's what's going on with Chromebooks in education today and how to pick the right one for you and the students in your life.

Many schools now give you a Chromebook. If your school doesn't, here are your best choices.

OpenStack runs on Linux, but it has many moving parts. SUSE and Mirantis want to be your cloud integrator.

Fuel, OpenStack's management tool, is being recreated to use Kubernetes as its foundation.

Does your enterprise run multiple clouds? Yes? Then you should look into Cloudify.