KDE 4 uses less memory, Dec 16, 2007

Even armed with better eye candy, the new KDE 4 interface claims to use 40 percent less memory than its earlier versions.

Seagate has issued a workaround for Linux users who want to use its Free Agent drives.

SEAGATE'S latest batch of drives, the ironically titled Free Agent series are not compatible with the Open Sauce operating system Linux.

Voice over IP outfit Skype has been caught snooping on parts of your PC operation again.

A court has ordered a pirate, and Linux user, to dump his favourite open sauce software and install Microsoft Windows instead.

Linus Torvalds says that the new Open Sauce licence, GPLv3 is now officially "not horrible" but not really for him or his Linux operating system.

[Christopher Helwig] claims that VMware uses a "badly hacked 2.4 kernel with a big binary blob hooked into it", giving a derived work of the Linux kernel that’s not legally redistributable.

Microsoft's promises not to sue over Linux technology does not apply to anything which comes out under the new GPL, v3.

According to one poster on an Ubuntu forum, Dell refused to sell him an Ubuntu machine for his small, non-profit business.

Transgaming has released a new version of its Windows emulator the Cedega 6.0 which allows gamers to play proper games on their Linux machines.

According to Groklaw, 326 lines represents the "mountain of code" that SCO's CEO Darl McBride has been banging on about since 2003.

After more than two years I have decided to put Linux to the test again to see if it is ready to become a home desktop yet.

Pundits are starting to wonder if Microsoft will ever build another Vista.

Apple executives might be wondering what will happen to its operating system if Vista takes off, or Linux ever turns itself into a proper desktop.

Oxfordshire County Council has nearly finished its roll out of Red Hat Enterprise Linux on IBM System x and IBM BladeCenter systems across more than 282 schools.

The Croatian government has decided to adopt a free software policy and move entirely to Open Source.

The brain behind the Linux kernel, Linus Torvalds, has backed calls for an overhaul of the 2.6 version.

The HDD will be 60GB, be completely upgradeable, and support Linux OS. This is so that it can act as a home server and store entertainment files.

CEO Steve Ballmer managed to foil a plan by some Linux demonstrators to upset one of his speeches at the University of Massachusetts by showing up on time

Lockheed Martin is planning to use a distribution of Linux for its United States Army Theater High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) program.