One of the best ways to try out a new Linux distribution is to download a bootable ISO or USB image file and give it a quick spin. VMware added another option. With that introduction came the flood of new Linux-based appliances targeted at the VMware environment.
Read more »SUSE Studio Builds Customized Linux Appliances in a Flash
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Quit X! screen-vs is more fun!
screen with that patch is more fun than a bag of cats, and the things you can do with it along with a little framebuffer love are amazing.
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gst on gentoo
"The latest ebuild available on gentoo targets GNU Smalltalk 3.0.2. 3.1 has been out for quite some time and there are several improvements available via git. This post describes what I did to make things work on my Gentoo amd64 system..."
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Talking To The Developers Of The Unigine Engine
While the Unigine game engine may not be as widely known or used as the Unreal or id Tech engines, its capabilities and features have been increasing at an incredible rate. Answering our own questions plus those asked by readers is Denis Shergin, the CEO of Unigine Corp, and Alexander Zaprjagaev, the CTO of Unigine Corp.
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Linux Hard Drive Optimization: Tuning and Scheduling (part 2)
In the first piece in this series we looked at the role schedulers play in I/O optimization. But how do you actually select and tune a scheduler to increase I/O performance in practice?
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Community feedback for the future of Rails
"A few months ago, we announced the creation of a "forum" to discuss the future of Rails and what the community is interested in. Since then, many important suggestions/topics were addressed, many features were completed or started.
Read more »9 Ways to Make Linux More Secure
The Linux operating system has already been proven to be very reliable and secure. It is often the most popular operating system found on web servers largely accredited to its track record in security, but can it be improved?
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Virtualization With KVM On Ubuntu 9.04
This guide explains how you can install and use KVM for creating and running virtual machines on an Ubuntu 9.04 server. I will show how to create image-based virtual machines and also virtual machines that use a logical volume (LVM).
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Using PHP directly from the command line on Linux and UNIX
Learn how to use PHP directly from the command line on Linux, BSD, Mac OS X (running BSD) or some other flavor of UNIX
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My good ol’ friend PC-BSD 7.1
While I continue to use GNU/Linux, I still hold an emotional tie to BSD-based operating systems. It was not until recently that I had decided to give the latest version of PC-BSD a try.
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The Ugly Truth About the Web
Tired of Arial and Verdana? Add some sizzle to your Web pages with a new open source project that can render any font in a page...So, what’s a designer and developer to do? ... try Cufón.
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Slackware 64-bit released
Slackware has now gone 64-bit with an official x86_64 port being maintained in-sync with the regular x86 -current branch. DVDs will be available for purchase from the Slackware store when Slackware 13.0 is released.
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Proxmox VE 1.2: First Impressions
Proxmox VE (VE) offers both OpenVZ containers and full virtualization via KVM in the same system. This flexibility provides you with the native speed of OpenVZ virtual machines and the traditional convenience of fully virtualized operating systems.
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Monitor Bandwidth Usage with vnStat
In these days of bandwidth caps and pay-per-kilobyte rates, keeping an eye on your bandwidth usage makes a lot of sense. While there is no lack of bandwidth monitoring utilities, vnStat stands out from the crowd thanks to its ability to store monitoring data in a database and resume monitoring automatically on reboot.
Read more »Creating the Student Blog using Drupal
This tutorial includes the details on using roles effectively to structure your site. Additionally in this tutorial, more advanced techniques with views are covered, as we begin to use views to track student and teacher blog posts.
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