Posted Jun. 13, 2012 at 12:01 p.m.
Jim Whitehurst, left, and Linus Torvalds meet at Linuxcon. Photo courtesy Red Hat and OpenSource.com as posted at Facebook.
The development of Linux as an alternative to proprietary solutions such as Microsoft Windows led to the launch of Linux-based companies such as Raleigh-based Red Hat, now the world's largest provider of Linux-based solutions and services....
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Jim Whitehurst, left, and Linus Torvalds meet at Linuxcon. Photo courtesy Red Hat and OpenSource.com as posted at Facebook.
The development of Linux as an alternative to proprietary solutions such as Microsoft Windows led to the launch of Linux-based companies such as Raleigh-based Red Hat, now the world's largest provider of Linux-based solutions and services....
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