When looking at log files or other files that are compressed and rotated automatically, it's useful to be able to deal with them in a uniform fashion. The following bash function does that...
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Nokia prepping tablets, netbook, touchscreen phones?
Nokia will release a new touchscreen-based Internet Tablet in the fourth quarter, says TheStreet. Meanwhile, a Nokia haptic touchscreen-based smartphone is due in the third quarter, followed by a "Nautilus" touchscreen phone shipping in 2010, and possibly a Foxconn-manufactured Nokia netbook, the financial website claims.
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The Beginner's Guide to Creating Virtual Machines with VirtualBox
Virtual machines can seem juuuuust a bit too geeky for most otherwise computer-friendly people. That's sad, because it's an easy, free way to try or use a separate OS without messing with your hard drive.
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iRedMail: Build A Full-Featured Mail Server With LDAP, Postfix, RoundCube, [and more] On CentO
iRedMail is a shell script that lets you quickly deploy a full-featured mail solution in less than 2 minutes on CentOS 5.x (it supports both i386 and x86_64). Its object is to make a Linux mail server installation and configuration simple and easy to use.
Read more »Cloud Based and Open Source - Can Business Intelligence Get Any Cheaper Than This?
Satyam Computer Services Ltd and Pentaho Corporation announced that they would undertake an "On Demand BI Solutions" project together. While I haven't thoroughly studied the implications of this partnership, I tried to do a little research on what an "On Demand BI solution" was in the first place. Then it just dawned on me ...
Read more »Ubuntu Manga comic now in English
Japanese Manga comics are hugely popular in that country and cover just about every topic imaginable from sport, to romance, to business, to games. Now there is a Ubuntu Manga comic - called Ubunchu - which has been translated from the original Japanese into English and focuses on three students getting into Ubuntu in their school computer
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Linux Foundation CEO: Linux is "fastest growing platform"
Linux Foundation executive director Jim Zemlin says that Linux adoption is advancing two to three times faster than that of other platforms and that it will be boosted as companies consolidate their technical infrastructure during this economic downturn.
Read more »Simple Script To List Groups In Passwd File Output On Linux And Unix
Feel like your /etc/passwd file isn't giving 100%? This script may be for you ;)
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Microsoft Loses Anti-Piracy Patent Case - When you play with fire...
A jury in Rhode Island found Microsoft guilty of patent infringement, ordering it to pay US$388 million to Uniloc, the patent holder.
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Asterisk renumbers open source VoIP
The open source Asterisk VoIP PBX is now at its 1.6.x release -- it's a number that Asterisk is going to stay at for a long time. That's the message that Kevin Fleming, Director of Software Technologies at Digium and co-maintainer of the Asterisk told attendess at the IT360 conference here in Toronto.
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GNU/Linux mainstream: The Simpsons Test
I want to share with everyone, a way to tell when GNU/Linux has entered the mainstream. It’s called “The Simpsons Test.”
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Brilliant Brainstorms #56 - Partitioned Wallpaper
This week's brainstorms: improving partitioning in Ubuntu's installation process; getting Ubuntu CDs to LoCo teams before release days; multi-screen wallpapers included out of the box; fading directly into the desktop after login.
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Six Linux softphone's list
VoIP has improved a lot since its first days, today a lot of multinational business are using it as a reliable way to keep stay in touch.
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To Ubuntu bashers: Stop sulking and get a life
Looks as if Ubuntu bashing has become a fashion lately. After getting fed up with MS, Apple and Adobe now its chance for Ubuntu to face the wrath of the trolls.
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Evolution Gripes
I've used Evolution, the default email client in Ubuntu, for a couple of years to manage numerous mail accounts. In general, I think it's a great application. But as with everything in life, there's always room for improvement. Below, I consider the most chronically frustrating and poorly designed aspects of Evolution, and how they could be fixed.
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