Everyone in the LPI community is invited to attend a series of webcasts on LPI's certification program:
What's New in LPIC-1 and LPIC-2?
LPIC-3 and "Open" Certification Development
LPIC-1 Exam Cram
LPI Webcasts
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Programming GNOME applications with Vala
GNOME's Vala programming language lets you use the GLib2 object system at the heart of the GNOME desktop without having to do object-oriented programming in ANSI C. Unlike Mono or Java, a Vala program does not require any virtual machine or runtime libraries, so people who use your Vala objects don't even have to know they are not written in C.
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The beauty of X over SSH
If you use both Windows and Linux/Unix boxes and are not familiar with PuTTY and Xming, you're really missing out. In case it's not totally clear above, PuTTY enables you to run an SSH console session from your networked Unix-like box, and Xming allows you to run X apps over that same connection.
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Vyatta expanding Linux networking appliances
Startup Linux networking vendor Vyatta is set to announce a new hardware appliance on December 9th. The new device will add more power to Vyatta's lineup of networking products that they are targetting competitively against Cisco and other proprietary vendors.
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Ubuntu LiveUSB recovery using chroot
When you’re playing with alpha versions of Ubuntu and you accidentally delete your kernel, don’t fret and think to yourself about backing up your data and reinstalling. Get in there and fix it with a chroot command.
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Recover a failing disk using a Linux Live CD
I had a friends disk fail the other day and this is how I attempted to recover it...
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Moonlight 1.0 Beta Available
Not long ago the Moonlight development team announced that the Linux Silverlight adaptation was drawing ever nearer to the 1.0 release. On December 1st, the Moonlight 1.0 beta version was released.
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How to Compile an Ubuntu 8.10 Kernel
The purpose of this tutorial is to show you how to set up a kernel that is highly tuned for your CPU, in this case a dual core Pentium for a workstation.
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DSL - Damn Small Linux 4.4.10 review
As part of a survival toolkit, Damn Small Linux could be something of a saviour. Earlier this year, this writer used a previous release of the distribution to excise a couple of gigabytes of files from an otherwise-locked-down Vista installation, and while it didn't save the machine concerned from complete reinstall, it did rescue an awful lot of data.
Read more »The Pros and Cons of Using Joomla!
Joomla! is a content management system you can use to build websites faster than you ever imagined. Read more about the pluses and minuses of using Joomla!
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VMGL brings 3-D effects to VMs
Virtualized computing environments can take advantage of built-in virtualization support in modern dual-core processors, but when it comes to 3-D acceleration in virtual machines, almost all fall flat on their faces.
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How To Install And Configure Cherokee Web Server On Ubuntu 8.10 Server
This tutorial shows how to install Cherokee from source with PHP and MySQL support on a Ubuntu 8.10 server machine.
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GUI Installer for RT73 (RaLink) Devices [Beta]
RT73 Driver GUI Installer is simple install script to install wireless devices from the RT73 RaLink chipset.
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Installing Linux on the PlayStation 3
Why install Linux on the Sony PlayStation 3? Two reasons: 1) because you can, and 2) to take advantage of the console's wildly powerful Cell Broadband Engine processor. Software developer Matthew Scarpino offers a recipe for installing Fedora Core 9 on the PS3.
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Using Spawner To Populate SQL Database
There are many reasons why you would want to generate bogus data for your database. Perhaps you’d like to know how well your databases will perform when filled with data, or maybe you just need some data so that you can start creating a front end for the database. I recently ran into the problem of not wanting to generate lots of data manually.
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