He may sound innocent, but Leigh Dyer has attempted to get Linux working on an iPod, which means help desk workers everywhere view him as "difficult". He also knows his stuff. Leigh is a software developer and systems administrator with more than 10 years Linux and Windows experience. He's been using Ubuntu since before its official announcement in 2004, although he's not afraid to admit he's also quite a fan of Mac OS X.

Leigh Dyer explains that Linux users can connect to Apple's new iPods, but it's getting more difficult.

Leigh Dyer has found holes in Steve Ballmer's pledge to work together with open source developers.

Why do GNOME and KDE compete for the Linux desktop?