Ubuntu Netbook Remix
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Ubuntu version coming to mobile devices
News As expected, Canonical says a release of its Ubuntu Linux operating system called Ubuntu Netbook Remix is in the works for mobile Internet devices and mininotebooks.
Tags: Linux, Notebooks and tablets, Mobile, Mobile Device, Ubuntu, operating system, trade show, processor, mini-notebook, Mark Shuttleworth
SanDisk fine-tunes SSDs for netbooks
News The flash memory firm has revealed two solid-state drives and a range of memory cards that are specifically tailored for use in small, cheap sub-notebooks.
Tags: Components, Hardware, Memory, Notebooks and tablets, Storage, Battery, SanDisk Corp., Storage, Ubuntu, removable storage
Intel to pitch in on developing Chrome
News Chipmaker will work with Google on the Chrome OS in the same way it contributes to other Linux distributions, which take in parts of Intel's Moblin code.
Tags: Processors, Operating systems, Intel Corp., Linux Company, Chip Company, Graphics, Novell Inc., Linux, Netbook, Processors
Shuttleworth: Karmic Koala to make cloud 'dance'
News The upcoming version of the Ubuntu Linux distribution will have a new look, along with functionality to let users deploy their own clouds and cloud-based services.
Tags: Open source, Red Hat Inc., Ubuntu, Cloud Computing, Evans Data Corp., Ubuntu Netbook Remix, Amazon.com Inc., University of California, API, Mark Shuttleworth
Dell: Chrome is one of many Linux-based OSes
News The PC maker is looking at Chrome OS for the future, but is currently planning on releasing other Linux-based operating systems sooner.
Tags: Operating systems, Personal Computers, PC Company, Google Inc., Media Player, Ubuntu, Google Chrome, operating system, Environment, Linux
Ubuntu founder talks up app launcher for 'Netbooks'
News Ubuntu project founder Mark Shuttleworth has given details of a new app launcher for a version of the OS designed to run on low-cost laptops.
Tags: Open source, Business applications, Linux, Notebooks and tablets, Ubuntu, operating system, OEM, Use Case, ASUS, Mark Shuttleworth
