This Open Voices installment features Mark Shuttleworth of Canonical, who sheds light on the roots of Ubuntu, trust relationships, his desire for increased collaboration in the Linux community and much more in a casual conversation with Jim Zemlin.
Tune in soon for Jim’s interview with Novell President and CEO Ron Hovsepian.
If you’d rather read a transcript, you can find it here.
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