Novell has completed a final deal, selling the company, including its SUSE Linux business, to Attachmate for $2.2bn. US Jobs Axed as SUSE Linux Moved Back to German HQ…

Brian ‘Krow’ Aker, MySQL’s former director of architecture, brings us up to speed on the first stable GA release from the Drizzle database project designed for web applications and cloud computing…

Imagine Publishing, the specialist publisher behind Linux User, releases a new ebook on Kindle Store to help new iPad users…

Linux giant turns increasingly competitive to protect profits. Rory MacDonald investigates…

Linux User & Developer magazine has got together with ViewSonic to give two lucky readers the chance to walk away with a cutting edge 7″ Android Tablet each.

Taking place on the 21st – 22nd June 2011, the 3rd Annual Cloud Computing World Forum is a Free-to-attend event and will feature all of the key players within the Cloud Computing and SaaS market providing an introduction, discussion and look into the future for the ICT industry. Linux User will be in attendance, so we’ll hopefully see you there!

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Today, the world’s fourth largest stock exchange opened with the support of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. According to Novell, the newly installed open source system will help the Exchange to effectively manage the high volume of traffic passing through its systems in record-breaking time…

The Ubuntu font goes on display at London’s Design Museum, along with world-renowned type designer Bruno Maag’s Shape My Language installation…

Watch local and network shared content, use bit torrent, UseNet and share your media across a network all from the comfort of your couch. Read on to see how you can win the incredible Popcorn Hour A-210…

The release candidate of Pardus 2011 titled ‘Hasankeyf’ is now available for download. See what’s new since our review of beta 2…

Google and the Ubuntu project have today released the Ubuntu Font Family to the world via the Google Font Directory. Canonical have chosen an usual way of wishing its Ubuntu faithful a merry Christmas, but it’s a welcome move which allows web designers to use the Ubuntu Font freely and web users to view it as intended, regardless of whether the font is installed on their computer or not…