As we reported in December, the Nouveau driver is available in Ubuntu 9.04. Unlike Fedora 11 where the Nouveau driver is being enabled by default on NVIDIA hardware, the Nouveau driver will be an after-installation option to Ubuntu users.
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Kickfire: Released for all the right reasons, but with the worst timing?
Kickfire’s hardware-accelerated MySQL appliance blows the doors off monster Oracle database servers in equivalent TPC-H benchmarks in a tiny fraction of the cost, space, storage and power usage. Last week, during their press briefings the future of the company looked bright indeed. There’s only one problem — Oracle is about to own MySQL.
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Ubuntu 9.04 and Intel graphics
For Linux users who don't need absolute top-notch 3D performance, Intel is considered the preferred graphics solution. However Intel’s drivers are currently in a state of some disarray.
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Ubuntu Tip:Linking Music Across Operating Systems
Symbolic links really shine when it comes to a dual boot system. This is especially so in the case of linking your /home/Music folder in Ubuntu, to your Windows iTunes folder. Doing this means only one folder needs to be maintained and any music program you installed on Ubuntu will load your Windows music library.
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The trouble with Ubuntu Server for beginners
Most people end up in the Linux camp and the Ubuntu Server build feel like a natural winner. After all, Ubuntu desktop is quite impressive so the server edition should deliver the same kind of experience, right? Wrong! Ubuntu’s Server Edition, like many other Linux Server-oriented releases come without a GUI.
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Upgrade Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid) To Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) Server
This Tutorial provides instructions and notes on upgrading Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid) server to Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty), released on the 23rd April 2009.
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Security in Open Source Projects: Lessons From Mozilla and Drupal
Over the past few years, implementing security properly has become a big issue for software applications of all stripes, including open source applications and platforms.
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Btrfs Is Not Yet The Performance King
With the release this week of Fedora 11 Preview, which incorporates install-time support for the Btrfs file-system into Red Hat's Anaconda installer, we have now delivered our first set of benchmark results for this next-generation Linux file-system.
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Linux 2.6.30-rc4 Kernel Brings Back Tux
Besides reverting back to the Tux mascot, the Linux 2.6.30-rc4 kernel has a variety of fixes ranging from supported architectures to drivers.
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Read Feeds from the Terminal via Newsbeuter
I’ve been looking for a better way to read my RSS feeds. Enter Newsbeuter. It is a terminal-based RSS reader which you could easily use and tweak according to your needs.
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Cloud computing with Linux thin clients
See how Users and the environment benefit from Linux-based cloud computing systems
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Install native 64bit Flash Player 10 on Linux
Adobe FINALY released a native 64bit Flash Player 10 plugin. Although this is still an alpha release, the news is very exciting for Linux users, since we don't longer depend on nspluginwrapper, which although does the job, has it's drawbacks
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NetBSD 5.0 released!
The NetBSD Project is pleased to announce that NetBSD 5.0, the thirteenth release of the NetBSD operating system, is now available.
Read more »Securing a Web server
Web servers are one of the many public faces of an organization and therefore are potentially an easy target. As a public resource, a Web server is like "shark bait" for some. But it doesn't have to be: Learn how a Web server can be public and safe at the same time.
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What’s behind “lzma compressed livecds”
There are various ways to build a live cd and since 11.2 Milestone 1 there is a new one: clicfs. I’ll try to explain:
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