LinuxWorld Expo San Francisco 2006

Thin-client vendor NoMachine have a message for would-be desktop hackers.

When ‘Youve Got Mail’ at LinuxWorld, Linux is more than ready to help.

Novells SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop mail stations may have not been in use at sometime during the show, but we never saw them vacant.

Unicon Systems Mbridge is a Linux-powered bridge for swapping data between cell phones, PDAs, MP3 players, and almost any other handheld device youd care to name.

Tux appears ready to ride on the San Francisco streets with a new Vespa. We did notice, by the way, an amazing number of Vespas and other scooters on the roads. Coincidence?

Novells new slogan is Your Linux is ready. We predict youre going to be seeing a lot of it.

OK, were big kids. Our favorite give-away on the shows floor were these bouncy spiders from SlickEdit, a programming editor.

Nevertheless, Motorola assures us that we can be cool too with its Hellomoto phones.

Or, you can be elegant and cool with these Linux-powered phones.

DDR (Dance, Dance, Revolution, a popular game that my seventeen year owns loves)) arrives on Linux phones. Dance mat sold separately.

Lenovo has more than a SUSE Linux-powered ThinkPad to offer customers. They also were giving away penguin-radios.

If we are to believe this issue of Linux Journal, Linus may have had to make version 0.01 of Linux with stone knives and bearskins.