Matt Hartley

Ubuntu's rate of evolution over the past few years is astounding. It has grown from a standard Gnome desktop distribution into a full operating system

Recently, many people have speculated that Ubuntu might be rethinking its current development cycle. Basically, the word is that Ubuntu might find itself

Over the years, many people have speculated about when Ubuntu will be ready for the casual computer user. Some individuals have compared Linux

Use any operating system long enough and you'll manage to find creative ways to make the experience a seamless one. On my Ubuntu system, I've found a

Ever since Canonical announced it was working on a Ubuntu-powered phone, the Ubuntu community has greeted the idea with enthusiasm. This initial reaction

One of the biggest complaints I hear from new Ubuntu users is how easy it is to mess up an existing Ubuntu installation. Whether the issue stems from an

Over the years, I've watched Ubuntu develop into quite the impressive Linux distro. While Ubuntu definitely has room for improvement, it does offer the

Desktop Linux for brand new computers has come a long way. Not too many years ago, consumers had fairly limited options in this space, but today we have

Many people believe Ubuntu revolutionized dpkg package management with its Ubuntu Software Center. And there is no question, Software Center is certainly

Working from my Ubuntu desktop all day has given me an interesting perspective into what works and what doesn't when it comes to applications. In this

With new proprietary applications finding their way onto the Ubuntu desktop, one has to wonder what the long-term effects might be. Before we dive into

As I came up with the title for this article, I did so fully realizing that many of you will likely groan at the thought of yet another "tis the year of