TimburyDotOrg is owned and operated by Timbury Computer Services. For over ten years, Timbury Computer Services has shown home, small business and corporate clients how to use Linux and Open Source software to maximize efficiency and lower costs.We’re gearing up to record our next podcast, and we want you – yes YOU! – to contribute your views in our Open Ballot section. This time the question is, out of all the changes we’ve seen in the Linux world in the last year, what’s your favourite? If y…
We’re gearing up to record a new episode of our great Linux podcast, and you – yes, you! – get to have a say. The question we’re asking is this: if you had the resources, what single thing would you change? Would you merge KDE and Gnome? Would you intr…
For our next podcast, we want to know whether the primary reason you use open source software is for its freedom or for its function. It’s a choice between the freedom to potentially redistribute and modify the code, and the festival of functionality t…
With the news that HP intends to use Linux-based WebOS on its Slate tablet, do you think this is Linux’s big chance to take on Apple’s iPad, or do you think WebOS on Palm Pre didn’t do enough to justify you parting with your cash to buy a Slate? Or do …
Not everyone can contribute code, documentation or bug reports to free software projects. But there are other ways to support the community, one of which is by making a small donation. The Libre Graphics Meeting (LGM) is an annual working conference fo…
So, Canonical has licensed H.264 for its partners. Is it a good thing? Should more distros strike deals that allow end users to play DVDs, watch Flash movies and more out of the box, or is it more important that we take a united stand in the name of Fr…
For our next podcast, we’d like to know what you think is the biggest threat to the future of Linux. We’ll discuss the results, along with our own ideas, in our next episode, available on Thursday. Please leave some sort of name alongside your thoughts…
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