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In a world with hundreds of Linux distributions, standardization is the key to fighting fragmentation for the sake of both users and developers. How to achieve such conformity? Look no further than the Linux Standard Base, which offers a way to standardize the file-system hierarchy and application and operating system software structures used by Linux.
Is Canonical Ltd. Financially Insolvent?
Linux Advocates Dietrich Schmitz turns up some data on Canonical Ltd. which puts their financial status into question. Read why.
#!CrunchBang 11 "Waldorf": The Breakfast of Champions
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz gives a 'thumbs up' to a super speed demon lightweight Distro: #! CrunchBang 11. Read why.
A Breach of Public Trust: Google+ Hangouts
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz finds himself conflicted at Google's decision to remove open protocol XMPP in favor of a proprietary 'Hangouts' solution. Read why.
A Failing Grade for Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail from Dedoimedo
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz shares Dedoimedo's review of Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail. Score: 0 out of 10. Read why.
Dietrich Schmitz Joins ECT News Network
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz today accepted an offer to write weekly feature stories for ECT News Network.
Google I/O 2013: Voice Search on the Desktop Using Google
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz reviews the newest piece of technology to come out of Google I/O 2013, Google Voice Search. Available today in Chrome 27.
PAEs Hide Real Party of Interest: A Veritable Shell Game
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz covers the FTC's special investigation of Patent Assertion Entities with legal analysis provided by PJ on Groklaw.net.
Caitlyn Martin Joins Linux Advocates
Linux Advocates is pleased to announce Caitlyn Martin has agreed to become a regular contributing writer. Please make her welcome.
Mageia 3 Arrives: All Grown Up and Ready to Go Dancing
Mageia 3 is out. Finally. Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz gives a brief run-down of what's new.
Top Ten Sleeper Distros
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz makes his "Top Ten Sleeper Distros" picks. What's a sleeper? Read and find out.
Add Alacarte Menu Editor to Fedora 18 Xfce
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz shows how to add Alacarte menu editor and fix an 'Add Item' bug in the Fedora 18 Xfce Linux spin. Learn how.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux: LSB Certification Means Stability, Lower Cost
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz explains why Red Hat Enterprise Linux' "LSB Certification" means not only stability, but breeds reliability and lowers operating cost.
Let Sleeping Dogs Lie?
On the heels of Katherine Noyes' story "Linux Community: No Rational Discourse Allowed", Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz gives his sentiments on the subject.
Google I/O 2013 Kicks Off Today
Google I/O 2013 Kicks off today. Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz gives the details.
The Linux Community: No Rational Discourse Allowed
Linux Advocate Katherine Noyes sets the record straight on irrational behavior: If you can't put your message across in a rational way, does the community stand a chance?
Running Your Own Railroad
Running a commercial Linux Distro isn't easy. Canonical is seizing control of more community based code. Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz explains.
Google Chromebook Advances as Linux on the Desktop Spins its Wheels
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz surveys the Linux Desktop landscape and sees Google Chromebook gaining traction while the Linux Desktop at large spins its wheels. Read why.
Rants, Liike Revenge, are Best Served Cold
Linux Advocate Ken Starks expresses his discontent with the current state of affairs concerning Linux Kernel wireless regressions. Read why.
cgroups: A BIG WIN for systemd
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz takes a look at Linux Kernel cgroups and how they are a BIG WIN for systemd. Read why.