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Project bridges Xen and KVM virtualisation

...bridge a significant divide in the realm of open-source virtualisation software. Rusty Russell, a high-profile figure in the world of Linux kernel programming... Read more

7 June, 2007 by Stephen Shankland

Linux gets broader virtualisation support

...support. The technology is designed specifically to appeal to programmers, according to Rusty Russell, the high-profile developer behind the project. "Most of all, lguest... Read more

23 July, 2007 by Matthew Broersma

KVM virtualisation gets real momentum

...in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 with that product's March release. Rusty Russell, a high-ranking Linux kernel developer who has mediated between Xen... Read more

27 February, 2007 by Stephen Shankland

Next Linux kernel gets Aussie animal name

...will be thrown by conference organiser Michael Davies. Legendary Australian Linux developer, Rusty Russell was a popular audience choice to dunk Torvalds, but he declined... Read more

19 January, 2004 by Angus Kidman

Linus Torvalds: Why SCO doesn't worry me

Q&A: The creator of the Linux kernel discusses his new life with the Open Source Development Lab, and what impact SCO's lawsuit will have on development Read more

9 July, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Red Hat 9 to include bells and whistles

Establishing an enterprise-server option has freed up Red Hat to accept more flexibility with its Red Hat Linux line Read more

26 March, 2003 by Stephen Shankland

Big computing flexes its muscle at LinuxWorld

The growing influence of Linux and the open-source movement will be on display as several large companies announce products and plans at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo Read more

12 August, 2002 by Stephen Shankland

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yeah! all we want free software

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Just gimme a map to the fridge. :D

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