Red Hat

  • Queenly branding for Red Hat ladies

    How to organize women without seeming strident? Go corporate.
    By Carol Lloyd October 12, 2006

  • Flag of inconvenience

    Fearing the Taiwanese flag would irk China, Red Hat yanked it from its version of Linux -- and started an international geek uproar.
    By Andrew Leonard October 31, 2002

  • Linux in China: Not ready for prime time

    Why should the masses bother with free software when stealing from Microsoft is practically patriotic?
    By Jonah Greenberg August 9, 2000

  • After the fall

    Executives at Women.com, VA Linux, Productopia and others forge a path into post-market correction Silicon Valley.
    By Janelle Brown, Damien Cave and Andrew Leonard April 28, 2000

  • Can't buy Linux love

    The stumbles of a Kleiner Perkins-funded Linux start-up prove that money isn't everything in the world of free software.
    By Andrew Leonard April 11, 2000

  • Chapter one: Boot time

    Part 2: Starting points
    By March 6, 2000

  • Linux in every lap

    Stars of the original Mac development team try to solve one of the hottest puzzles in technology today: How to make the Linux desktop user-friendly.
    By Lydia Lee February 24, 2000

  • Can Linux billionaires carry the free-software torch?

    As dot-com mania sends shares in open-source companies soaring, the movement searches its soul.
    By Andrew Leonard December 23, 1999

  • Microsoft, Mahir and money, money, money

    A software superpower is declared a monopoly, free software rakes in billions and money makes the world go round: The year in tech.
    By Janelle Brown, Mark Gimein, Andrew Leonard and Kaitlin Quistgaard December 15, 1999

  • Who controls free software?

    Does Red Hat's aquisition of Cygnus give the company the final say on free software's future?
    By Andrew Leonard November 18, 1999

  • The Red Hat diaries

    Are Linux coders and Linux companies on different paths? A slapdash new book and a recent flurry of corporate maneuvers suggest just that.
    By Andrew Leonard October 14, 1999

  • Linux at the bat

    Red Hat's Marc Ewing steps up to the plate against Microsoft in the billion-dollar free-software ballgame.
    By Andrew Leonard October 4, 1999

  • Is the Thinkpad now Linux-friendly?

    IBM says its laptops will be "compatible" with Red Hat Linux -- but just what does that mean?
    By Andrew Leonard September 14, 1999

  • The Cybercommunist Manifesto

    Are free-software hackers undermining capitalism and the free-market economy with their code giveaways?
    By Andrew Leonard September 10, 1999

  • Bare the wealth

    A Linux programmer builds a "wealth monitor" that tracks Red Hat's valuation and who's getting rich off free software.
    By Andrew Leonard August 26, 1999

  • Six-packs, macaroni and software

    Does stuff you like make for stocks you should hold? And why do companies offer "affinity groups" cheap stock when they go public?
    By Mark Gimein August 20, 1999

  • Inside the Red Hat IPO

    I wrote the code and got in early on the stock -- but was it worth so much trouble?
    By C. Scott Ananian August 13, 1999

  • Red Hot

    The open-source movement basks in the glow of a successful IPO for Red Hat, the first Linux company to go public.
    By Andrew Leonard August 12, 1999

  • A Linux lament

    As Red Hat prepares to go public, one Linux hacker's dreams of IPO glory are crushed by The Man.
    By C. Scott Ananian July 30, 1999

  • Letters to the Editor

    Who's afraid of "The Blair Witch Project"? Plus: Making money with open source; did all the candidates shirk Vietnam service?
    Letters to the Editor July 21, 1999

  • Red Hat snags Atomic designers

    The leading Linux vendor hires a boatload of Web designers -- perhaps for a portal play?
    By Andrew Leonard July 16, 1999

  • Is Red Hat becoming Linux's Microsoft?

    Hardly. But as the lovey-dovey Linux business matures, elbows are beginning to fly.
    By Andrew Leonard July 14, 1999

  • Linux and Microsoft -- together at last

    A new round of benchmark tests pits free-software hackers against the gang from Redmond in a race for operating-system supremacy.
    By Andrew Leonard June 16, 1999

  • Letters to the Editor

    Punk pioneer Mike Watt declines his glass coffin; ease up on Jar Jar already!
    Letters to the Editor June 16, 1999

  • The really new economy: Red Hat's IPO

    A company that distributes "free software" announces a $96 million public offering.
    By Andrew Leonard June 9, 1999
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