Linspire, Inc., has announced the immediate availability of Freespire 2.0, the latest version of the free desktop Linux operating system. Building on the best of open source software using Ubuntu as ...

Both also offer good solutions for customers who are tired of dealing with Windows' stability and security issues—or who would like to add multimedia features for work or play. Linspire and ...

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For untold thousands of developers around the world, it's not a game. For solution providers and their customers, it's not a game. But the world of desktop Linux has become increasingly competitive, ...

San Diego-based Linspire, the consumer-focused Linux operating system firm, revealed a new version of its free Linux distribution today. Linspire said that its Freespire 2.0 Linux release is based on ...

San Diego-based Linspire, which develops desktop-focused versions of the Linux operating system, said Wednesday that it has begun offering paid support for users of the company's Freespire operating ...

Canonical and Linspire yesterday announced a deal that will see Linspire building its Linspire and Freespire Linux distributions on Ubuntu and Ubuntu users gaining access to Linspire's click and run ...

Xandros Inc., an Ottawa-based provider of OEM Linux solutions and Linux desktop and server products, has acquired Linspire, a provider of CNR software distribution solutions. No financial terms were ...

Custom Linux provider Xandros will release a free Linux OS called “Freespire 5” during the fourth quarter of 2008. This next version of Freespire will be based on the Debian GNU/Linux “Lenny” release ...

Linspire Inc., best-known for its commercial distribution of Linux aimed at consumers, said today it will create a free, open-source version called Freespire. The San Diego firm hopes to persuade ...

Linspire on Monday announced plans to offer a no-cost version of the firm’s operating system called Freespire. Kevin Carmony, Linspire’s President and CEO, unveiled the Freespire project in his ...