ExtremeTech - As if there wasn’t reason enough to be a fan of Canonical and its Ubuntu flavor of Linux (Unity aside), the company announced that it has joined forces with the Humble Indie Bundle (HIB) to both raise awareness of the ability to play high quality games on the free platform as well as raise money for some awesome causes.
Yes, that is correct, as per industry sources, Canonical - the company behind the popular Ubuntu Linux distribution and Microsoft have partnered up to integrate Ubuntu into Windows 10.
Maximum PC: The fast growing Internet of Things (IoT) market is ripe with opportunities for developers, though several of the solutions are based on ARM's architecture, like the Raspberry Pi. That's not inherently a bad thing, but for developers needing more power and not wanting to venture out of their comfort zones, which might lie in x86, there aren't quite as many solutions.
Maximum PC: Canonical is on a mission to reinvent the personal mobile computing experience. That's not hyperbole on our part, it's Canonical's way of describing the significance of its new and first Linux tablet, the Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition, which it's launching in partnership with Spanish device maker BQ.
