First annual FreeBSD conference and expo to be held at Berkley, California from October 17-21, 1999.

Red Hat CEO and founder Bob Young talks about the future of Linux and the recent IPO.

According to a survey done by IDC, 13% of the respondant said that they use Linux. They said they would delay the adoption of Window 2000 by 6 to 18 months to wait for technical stabilization of the operating system.

With the Red Hat IPO burning a low-orbit trajectory across the Wall Street sky Wednesday, it was hard not to feel that the Linux community had crossed an invisible threshold.

This is the latest english release of the SuSE Linux distribution. Comes with Kernel 2.2.10, KDE 1.1.1 and XFree 3.3.4.

Geeks from around the world gather in Bavaria to hike the hills, sip the beer, and talk about Linux. Not necessarily in that order. Steve Kettmann reports from Tüchersfeld, Germany.

Unix vendor SCO is now planning to provide commercial support for Linux in a bid to earn revenues from services.

IBM to distribute a free motherboard design to allow hardware vendors to sell PowerPC computers running a distribution of the Linux OS.

At the Linuxworld Expo, Intel demonstrates how its 64-bit Merced chips will power the future of e-commerce. With Linux, that is. James Glave reports from Silicon Valley.

What the Linux community should do to make Linux an attractive solution for developers.