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fromTheregister
3 hours ago

Pro-Iran group turns Ubuntu DDoS into shakedown

I can confirm that Canonical's web infrastructure is under a sustained, cross-border Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack. Our teams are working to restore full availability to all affected services.
Information security
#ubuntu
fromZDNET
5 months ago
Software development

Inside Canonical's plan to make Ubuntu 26.04 the Linux desktop that finally goes mainstream

fromZDNET
11 months ago
Bootstrapping

10 things I always do after installing Ubuntu to instantly improve the experience

Tech industry
fromThe Verge
1 day ago

Ubuntu's AI plans have Linux users looking for a 'kill switch'

Canonical will add AI features to Ubuntu, allowing users to remove unwanted ones.
fromZDNET
5 months ago
Software development

Inside Canonical's plan to make Ubuntu 26.04 the Linux desktop that finally goes mainstream

fromZDNET
11 months ago
Bootstrapping

10 things I always do after installing Ubuntu to instantly improve the experience

more#ubuntu
Artificial intelligence
fromZDNET
2 days ago

Canonical's approach to AI is refreshingly thoughtful - Microsoft should take note

Canonical integrates AI into Ubuntu with a focus on open-source principles and user control, unlike Microsoft's approach.
Privacy technologies
fromZDNET
4 months ago

Ubuntu's new opt-in, open-source telemetry is a win-win for Linux users - here's why

Ubuntu telemetry is opt-in, publicly transparent, collects no personal information, and Canonical is replacing Ubuntu Report with a new Ubuntu Insights system.
Tech industry
fromTheregister
5 months ago

Canonical extends Ubuntu LTS support again - if you pay

Canonical extends Ubuntu LTS support to 15 years via a Legacy add-on, providing long-term critical security updates under Expanded Security Maintenance for Ubuntu Pro customers.
fromZDNET
8 months ago

Canonical's OpenJDK builds promise Java devs more speed and a whopping 12 years of security support

Canonical has introduced certified OpenJDK builds, committing to up to 12 years of security support for all OpenJDK Long Term Support (LTS) releases.
Software development
fromTheregister
8 months ago

Legendary OpenPrinting architect looking for new role

My very first task was switching from LPD (Line Printer Daemon, line printers are kind of high-speed electric typewriters) to #CUPS and so Mandrake was the first distro with CUPS and easy printing.
Software development
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