Canonical’s team builds, patches and maintains Ubuntu Core for embedded devices. If you’re interested, a focussed discussion on the benefits and disadvantages awaiting embedded developers when rolling their own Linux distro versus relying on a commercially supported solution is available in this ...
Kubernetes for the enterprise Webinar on demand Enterprise Kubernetes use cases: 4 real-world stories Whitepaper Five strategies to accelerate Kubernetes deployment in the enterprise Get your questions on containers answered today. Contact us ›
Because of the open-source, collaborative nature of Linux, there is no charge whatsoever to try Linux. You can install the OS free of charge on an unlimited number of computers without paying anything towards licensing. This is the case for both the server editions and the desktop editions of...
LXD is anopen sourceproject free to download and deploy. Canonical created the project in 2014 and remains its main contributor. Originally, the Linux Containers community managed LXD. But in July 2023, Canonical took over control of the project at version 5.15. LXD is now at version 5.21. U...
and Gentoo. Other distributions are commercial and intended for enterprise use, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux andSUSELinux Enterprise Server. Many distributions use a combination of community- and corporate-supported development, such as Red Hat's Fedora, openSUSE from SUSE andUbuntufrom Canonical...
Ubuntu 18.10 “Cosmic Cuttlefish” arrives with the Linux 4.18 kernel, the Gnome 3.30 desktop, and improved support for gaming-level graphics
Today is launch day forUbuntu 24.04,Noble Numbat. Congratulations to our friends at Canonical. I’d say it’s an auspicious day, but it is more noble than that! In fact, it is the first time that a .NET release is available from day one in the official Ubuntu feeds. There is no ne...
Truly portable: you can carry an AppImage on a USB stick and run it on any Linux OS. Some AppImage programs can update themselves. Everything is contained in just one file. Doesn’t get any simpler than that: download file to “install,” delete it to “uninstall.” ...
was released on 23 April 2018, introducing improved UEFI Secure Boot and broader Kernel Livepatch coverage for enhanced security on Azure. You can continue to use your existingvirtualmachines, however, security, feature, and maintenance updates will no longer be provided...
Canonical (a company behind Ubuntu) is now the only Linux company that offers their long term supported (LTS) releases of Ubuntu free of charge for 5 years with an option to extend that support for up to 5 more years at 25$ per dektop a year for up to 5 years. ...