Bruce Byfield is a journalist who specializes in writing about free and open source software. He has been a contributing editor at Linux. com, and his articles have appeared on the Datamation, LWN, Linux Developer Network, Linux Journal, and LinuxPlanet sites. He also writes a monthly blog for the Linux Journal website, which tends to center on varying aspects of OpenOffice. org, the free software office suite.

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  • Bruce Byfield is a journalist who specializes in writing about free and open source software. He has been a contributing editor at Linux. com, and his articles have appeared on the Datamation, LWN, Linux Developer Network, Linux Journal, and LinuxPlanet sites. He also writes a monthly blog for the Linux Journal website, which tends to center on varying aspects of OpenOffice. org, the free software office suite. In addition to his online publications, he has published in such magazines as Maximum Linux, and The New Internationalist. His blog, Off the Wall, is a collection of short personal essays. Before becoming a journalist, Byfield was marketing and communications director at Progeny Linux Systems, and product manager at Stormix Technologies. His book Witches of the Mind is considered the definitive work on the American fantasist Fritz Leiber. He also designs elearning courses and is a marketing and communications consultant. Byfield lives in Burnaby, British Columbia. In addition to free and open source software, his interests include parrots, running, science fiction, and listening to punk-folk music. He is unrelated to the conservative journalist, publisher and editor Ted Byfield of Alberta .
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  • Bruce Byfield is a journalist who specializes in writing about free and open source software. He has been a contributing editor at Linux. com, and his articles have appeared on the Datamation, LWN, Linux Developer Network, Linux Journal, and LinuxPlanet sites. He also writes a monthly blog for the Linux Journal website, which tends to center on varying aspects of OpenOffice. org, the free software office suite.
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  • Bruce Byfield
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