Ubuntu at Mobile World Congress (Video)
Canonical has uploaded a short video recapping their booth at this year's Mobile World Congress 2015. This post, Ubuntu at Mobile World Congress (Video), was written by Joey Sneddon and first appeared...
View ArticleCanonical Explain Why Ubuntu Is A Better Choice Than Windows 10
Canonical say businesses who switch to Ubuntu could save as much as 70 percent versus the cost of upgrading to Windows 10. This post, Canonical Explain Why Ubuntu Is A Better Choice Than Windows 10,...
View ArticleThe Ubuntu Phone Team Lead Has Quit Canonical
Cristian Parrino, team lead for the Ubuntu Phone project within Canonical, has announced that he has left the company. What he does next may save the planet. This post, The Ubuntu Phone Team Lead Has...
View ArticleUbuntu Is Coming to Windows 10. No, Really.
Don’t rub your eyes: you’re not misreading. Microsoft and Canonical are, according to a reliable rumour out of ZDNet, working together to bring Ubuntu to Windows 10 desktops. In what is surely an early...
View ArticleCanonical Respond to Web Browser App Icon Brouhaha
The design team as Canonical has responded to concerns raised in the community about the design of the Ubuntu Web Browser icon. This post, Canonical Respond to Web Browser App Icon Brouhaha, was...
View ArticleCanonical Takes a Seat On The Document Foundation’s Advisory Board
Canonical has joined the project advisory board for The Document Foundation, the non-profit organization who shepherd development of LibreOffice. This post, Canonical Takes a Seat On The Document...
View ArticleCanonical Launches New Ubuntu Tutorials Website
Canonical has launched a new Ubuntu tutorials website to help make 'development and devops activities on Ubuntu machines' easier. This post, Canonical Launches New Ubuntu Tutorials Website, was written...
View ArticleCanonical to Cut Jobs, Axe Unprofitable Projects
Jobs are to go at Canonical as the company looks to pull itself into fitter financial shape for the future, Mark Shuttleworth has confirmed. This post, Canonical to Cut Jobs, Axe Unprofitable Projects,...
View ArticleHow Linux Figures Reacted to Ubuntu’s Unity Bombshell
News that Ubuntu is to u-turn on Unity, can Convergence, and scrap its smartphones took the open-source community by total surprise last week. In this post we roundup the reactions that some prominent...
View ArticleCanonical CEO Jane Silber Announces She’s Stepping Down
Jane Silber is to step down as Canonical CEO, with Mark Shuttleworth taking her place. Silber revealed the news in a blog post, following speculation on her future role. This post, Canonical CEO Jane...
View ArticleCanonical Has Joined the GNOME Foundation Advisory Board
Canonical has joined the GNOME Foundation advisory board, a move that makes sense given that the popular Linux distro now uses the GNOME Shell desktop. This post, Canonical Has Joined the GNOME...
View ArticleUbuntu 18.04 Makes it Easier to Install Kernel Updates without Rebooting
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS makes it easy to enable linux kernel live patching via the Canonical Livepatch Service via a new sign-in option in the updates manager. This post, Ubuntu 18.04 Makes it Easier to...
View ArticleMark Shuttleworth Says Canonical WON’T Go Public This Year
Mark Shuttleworth says his company will IPO at the 'right time' This post, Mark Shuttleworth Says Canonical WON’T Go Public This Year, was written by Joey Sneddon and first appeared on OMG! Ubuntu!.
View ArticleUbuntu 14.04 Snags Extended Security Maintenance Support
Canonical has confirmed that Ubuntu 14.04 Extended Security Maintenance (ESM) support will be available from next year. Ubuntu 14.04 LTS ‘Trusty Tahr’ will reach end of life (EOL) in April 2019, but...
View Article10 Benefits of Publishing Your App in the Snap Store [Video]
Canonical's Alan Pope lists 10 benefits of publishing apps in the Snap store. His talk was recorded at the FOSDEM Linux conference in Belgium. This post, 10 Benefits of Publishing Your App in the Snap...
View ArticleUbuntu 16.04.6 LTS Released, Fixes Major APT Security Issue
Ubuntu 16.04.6 is a security-fix only release of Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Xenial Xerus. It protects new installs from a APT vulnerability. This post, Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS Released, Fixes Major APT Security...
View ArticleSnap Apps Are More Popular Than You Think [Infographic]
Linux users install more than 3 million Snap apps every month, a new infographic from Canonical reveals. This post, Snap Apps Are More Popular Than You Think [Infographic], was written by Joey Sneddon...
View ArticleThe Official Ubuntu Shop Has Closed Down
The Ubuntu Shop, also known as the Canonical Store, has closed down. The store sold Ubuntu merchandise including t-shirts, pens, and Ubuntu stickers. This post, The Official Ubuntu Shop Has Closed...
View ArticleSnapception: The Snap Store is Now Available as a Snap App
Canonical's Snap store is now available to install as a Snap app on Snap-supported Linux distributions, including Ubuntu. Learn more about it here. This post, Snapception: The Snap Store is Now...
View ArticleUbuntu Says It’s Dropping All 32-bit Support Going Forward (Updated)
Ubuntu has confirmed plans to drop all support for 32-bit (i386) systems going forward, beginning with the upcoming Ubuntu 19.10 release. This post, Ubuntu Says It’s Dropping All 32-bit Support Going...
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