Matt Hartley

With each passing day, I find myself more amazed at the level of innovation shown from within the browser community. Both open source and closed source

I like to think of myself as a relatively long time Linux enthusiast. In fact, I feel like a fish out of water when asked to work on a Windows box or with

Recently it was brought to my attention that all the desktop Linux hoopla in the world doesn't mean squat without compelling applications to get the end

(Editor’s note: Matt Hartley is a Linux expert who has written articles such as 20 New User Misconceptions about Linux and Open Source Alternatives

1) Linux will behave like Windows. The misconception that one OS acts just like another makes me crazy. It's like me going from a Toyota Prius to a

Like most of you, I'm tired of hearing about the latest Ubuntu Linux distribution spin-off. Doesn't it feel like everybodyhas released their very own

Is it feasible to drop Google for a period of time in exchange for unfettered open source alternatives? When I first pondered the notion of such an idea,

GTK vs QT. Now there's a fast path to a geeky argument between passionate programmers of all walks of life. Despite this once widely debated divide, Mark

It's a tough economy out there. It doesn't matter which industry you happen to be experienced in, people need to be focused on keeping themselves as

In this economy, employees who can save their employers money are highly regarded and will potentially be in line for advancement. Using open source

Why are you using Linux on your desktop? Before answering this question, consider the advantages and disadvantages and then come back full circle to your

Linux has managed to carve a little slice of success for itself in nearly every industry. Well, with the exception of broadcast media that is. While