Matt Hartley

As this new year continues to push forward, it seems like Linux is finding its way onto tablets any way it possibly can. And while companies such as

There are few things in life more exciting than a new system update for your favorite Linux distribution. Often, system updates can bring performance

Firefox is a web browser with some very strong roots. Its history dates back to when Netscape was battling for users against the almighty Internet

In the era of shrinking budgets and ever tightening restrictions surrounding legacy software, I believe the future of enterprise computing is ultimately

Like most computer enthusiasts, I find myself seeking out Linux distributions that offer a bleeding edge experience. That said, I'm also careful not to

Not all that long ago, the mobile world belonged to Symbian, BlackBerry, and Windows Mobile. Now, those days are behind us and the new players are Android

If you rely heavily on open source software, should you be expected to contribute financially to its success? What if the project coordinator is

Just a few years ago, I watched as a growing number of new Linux distributions were being built around Debian. It made sense at the time, as Debian does

                There are many ways to design a website. The most skilled among us are best-known for being able

For several years now, Ubuntu and other Linux distributions have worked to make their Linux releases available as a pre-installed option whenever

When you think of Apple, chances are you're also thinking about Steve Jobs or Steve Wozniak. Known throughout the world as the founders of the Apple

Once upon a time, Linux enthusiasts were forced to compile the software they needed. It was the only option available. While the act of compiling software