This Linux distro is probably one of the best places to start if you're a long time Windows user, in no small part due to it ...

Crontab Guru Dashboard is a friend in the battle against running multiple cron jobs on different systems. Create, run, and ...

The Linux Foundation today posted their first ever Linux Jobs Report, created in conjunction with tech job site Dice.com. The report examines the current demand for Linux talent, and identifies a ...

Want a good tech job? Then you need to know Linux and open-source software. One of the best ways to learn is via a Linux Foundation course. Read now Specifically, 81% of hiring managers say hiring ...

The 2012 Linux Jobs Report, co-produced by careers site Dice.com and The Linux Foundation, reflects the results of a December survey of more than 2,300 hiring managers around the world, ...

The 2014 Linux Jobs Report shows that professionals with Linux skill sets are in high demand. Plus: They myths surrounding Android and Open Source, and a review of Zorin OS 8.

The rest of the IT job market may be shrinking, but the Linux job market is still growing. Specifically, the data from over a thousand hiring managers found that 77 percent of hiring managers have ...

Where the Linux jobs are (Click image for full view.) In any case, the next biggest location for Linux jobs is Australia, the group reports, followed by Germany, the U.K., Canada, and the Netherlands.

You can also check out SimplyHired’s list of Linux jobs and customize it to show the ones in your local area. As I write this roundup, SimplyHired has more than 320,000 Linux jobs listed on its ...

Your general families of Linux job are going to be developer, sysadmin, devops (which tends to mean "really senior developer who can at the very least sysadmin their way out of a paper bag"), QA.

The Linux Foundation says that the market for Linux-related jobs has grown 80 percent over the past five years. In response to this trend, the foundation is launching a Linux job board to help ...

You can place as many jobs as you need in the background and recall them anytime you want. The one thing to know, however, is if you do exit the terminal with the stopped jobs, those jobs will exit.