Dell was an early desktop Linux pioneer and the company’s still at it today. Back in 2006, Michael Dell told me that Dell was going to be the first major PC vendor to release and support desktop Linux. Six years … Continue reading →

Wi-Fi on planes has always been slow and often a little klutzy. Now, Delta and T-Mobile have partnered up to offer faster, smoother, and — oh yes — free Wi-Fi to its SkyMiles customers. As a Delta Platinum Medallion SkyMiles … Continue reading →

Security is a big deal, and Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation is offering its software chain and components to its users. Last year, with the Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation (RESF)’s release of Rocky Linux 9, CentOS and Rocky Linux co-founder…Read More

It’s 2023, and it looks like I’ll be back to 100-thousand miles a year of business travel again. As I prepare for a year filled with multiple trips to Seattle, Amsterdam, Vancouver, Chicago, Spain, NYC, Monterey, and San Francisco, it’s … Continue reading →

Really, really bad, according to the Second Annual Verica Open Incident Database (VOID) Report. We all know things are getting bad out there when it comes to system failures and security incidents. Just ask anyone who depended on Azure or … Continue reading →

The OSI is making the approval process for new open-source licenses clearer and easier. Back on February 3rd, 1998, shortly after the Netscape web browser source code –Firefox’s ancestor–was released, a group of developers came together to label…Read More