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Linspire (formerly Lindows) is a
commercial operating system based on
Debian and
Ubuntu and
currently owned by PC/OpenSystems LLC. It had been
owned by...
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Digital Cornerstone (formerly
known as Lindows, Inc. (2001–2004) and
Linspire, Inc. (2004–2008)) was a
Linux and open
source software company based in...
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distribution currently owned by PC/Open
Systems LLC. It is
derived from
Linspire and is
composed mostly of free, open
source software,
while providing users...
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departure from MP3.com
Robertson has
launched several companies,
including Linspire, SIPphone, MP3tunes, and Ajax13. He is also
founder of OnRad.io, a search...
- paid US$20
million for the
Lindows trademark, and
Lindows Inc.
became Linspire Inc. In
addition to the
United States,
Microsoft also sued
Lindows in Sweden...
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collaboration product,
based on HP OpenMail. In July 2008,
Xandros acquired Linspire. In 2013, Xandros, Inc.
changed its name to Bridgeways, Inc.[1], and soon...
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Kevin Carmony, CEO for
Linspire, who
wanted an easy-to-use,
WYSIWYG HTML
editor for
Linux users.
Under Carmony's direction,
Linspire started and sponsored...
- system,
developed from
scratch by
Namesys and
sponsored by
DARPA as well as
Linspire. Reiser4 was
named after its
former lead
developer Hans Reiser. As of 2021[update]...
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include binary firmware on
terms acceptable to the open
source community.
Linspire-Linux
creator Michael Robertson outlined the
difficult position that Intel...
- that were
suitable for
everyday and
specialty usage. It was
available for
Linspire and its derivatives, as well as
various other Linux distributions. In 2002...
