The Linux of stock markets

Day trading is so passe. Today's sharp traders make their cash by trading milliseconds ahead of the other guy. To do that you need really fast stock exchanges, which is where Linux comes in. read more

In the past ten-years, Linux has gone from being an operating system for geeks to being everyone's operating system. read more

No more rumors. This time, it's real. Chrome, Google's Linux-based desktop operating system is on its way. read more

While many of us are waiting to see what Google plans for its Chrome operating system, Intel and partners like Ubuntu, are giving us a quick peek at its mobile device friendly Moblin Linux read more

OpenSUSE, the Linux community distribution arm of Novell, has decided that KDE is its desktop of choice. Here's why they did it. read more

Mac OS X, Ubuntu Linux, and Windows, which is the easiest to update? The answer may surprise you. read more

Meanwhile, Raleigh-based Red Hat (Nasdaq: RHT) got something of a thumbs-up from a wealth manager. Writing on the Web site of Nasdaq stock market, investor Chloe Lutts of Cabot Wealth Advisory praised the Linux reseller for producing sales gains for eight straight years.

Read more: Red Hat gets bump as markets rise - Triangle Business Journal

Google's Linux-based Chrome operating system still hasn't made an official appearance, but rumors are coming out of China of early devices running alpha Chrome and some Linux fans have made their own version. read more

The latest edition of Linux is much better for desktop Linux users. read more