Linus Torvalds says he is more fascinated with the emergence of Linux on the desktop than what is happens in the server market because it is the harder market to enter and one that tends to set the pace for business use. The creator of Linux talks about where the operating system has been and where it is headed in this searchEnterpriseLinux question and answer interview. Linuxcare Chief Technology Officer David L. Sifry talks about a possible merger between his Linux technology services company and Linux distributor TurboLinux Inc. in this first of a two-part interview. Find out how and why in this interview. The challenge is that as companies continue to embrace Linux as a solution, they need people who can understand and implement Linux-based solutions.
Training is a key to that.
Businesses need to help their staff become more familiar with Linux and be able to implement those solutions. Imagine stumbling into the laundry mat with a load of clothes and only having to swipe a card to use the washer. Then you walk over to the soda machine and buy a drink with another swipe of a card. All the while, several cigarette pack-sized digital cameras are keeping track of what you are doing. Calif. David Feldman, ZF Linux s founder and CEO talks about the new MachZ chip.