We interview Michael Hall, Ubuntu app development liason My job is, I think, the best job in the world. I get to be involved with cutting edge technology, a diverse and ... By Swapnil BhartiyaAugust 18, 20140
Exclusive interview with Agustin Benito Bethencourt on joining Linaro Linaro is a four-year old ecosystem of corporations collaborating around a non-profit organization. Our main focus is GNU/Linux and Android on ARM. By Swapnil BhartiyaJuly 22, 20140
Troubled by fake Facebook accounts? FakeOff could come to your rescue! FakeOff creator Eliran Shachar shares with The Mukt the story behind FakeOff and more... By Swapnil BhartiyaJuly 2, 20140
We interviewed new Fedora Project Leader Matthew Miller Red Hat sponsored Fedora Project has appointed Matthew Miller as the next Fedora Project Leader. Here is an exclusive interview of Millar with ... By Swapnil BhartiyaJune 5, 20140
Android’s Pileup attack requires a fair bit of smart timing to make happen, says Alec Main of Graphite Alec Main shares with Muktware his views on the vulnerabilities that still exist for Android devices from the recent Pileup attack. By Swapnil BhartiyaMay 6, 20140
We still believe in Linus’ law: Jahia CEO Elie Auvray The publicity around that bug is the proof that open source project have nothing to hide: they deliver more secure and stable software, ... By Swapnil BhartiyaApril 19, 20140
Raspberry Pi was created to solve talent crisis at Cambridge: Eben Upton [Interview] An exclusive interview with Eben Upton of Raspberry Pi during LinuxCon 2013. By Swapnil BhartiyaNovember 7, 20130
Kolab creates a privacy refugee camp in Switzerland The disclosure by NSA contractor Edward Snowden has exposed an ‘out-of-control’ surveillance system of the US and the UK. The more stories we ... By Swapnil BhartiyaOctober 30, 20130
Kubuntu announces commercial support Kubuntu is one of those few GNULinux based distributions which brings the two leading technologies together – Ubuntu and KDE. There are quite ... By Swapnil BhartiyaSeptember 2, 20130
There is no reason at all to use MySQL: MariaDB, MySQL founder Michael Widenius MySQL was once the most popular open source database (it still is), but it’s declining under the leadership of Oracle. The founder of ... By Swapnil BhartiyaMay 3, 20130