Want a good-paying Linux job, but don't have the skills? The Linux Foundation is setting up a new program of online classes for you.

Want to learn your way around Linux? Your free Linux introduction class opportunity starts on August 1st.

The Linux Foundation’s course “Introduction to Linux” starts today, and you can still register for it. The course usually costs $2400 but it’s free on the edX site.

Looking to gain some Linux skills for a rainy day or interested in starting a new career? Check out the following Linux classes in Chicago.

The Linux Essentials bundle is on sale for £31 as of June 19, saving you 88% on list price.

A colleague from the computer science department, Dr. Kenny Moorman, and I ran a Linux class in our May term a few years ago. May term is a short four-week semester that runs, coincidentally enough, ...

Should more Linux distros emulate Apple's OS X operating system? Plus: A review of the Motorola Moto E phone, and audit the "Introduction to Linux" class for free.

As Linux matured and PC-class hardware became more capable, Linux became a natural target. Today Linux provides a rich development environment combined with familiar support tools, which include ...