The lack of Linux tools which can modify enterprise wide linux deployments is helping to slow it's adoption. Linux philosophy is based around freedom from the control. The control is in the hands of the user and the enterprise administer is left out in the cold.
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When the Linux missionaries come a-callin
No one is a bigger fan of Linux more than I. I am sold on it lock, stock and barrel. However, There is liking Linux, encouraging people to try Linux and then there are the Linux missionaries for whom Linux has become a religion.
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Qimo, Linux 4 Kids
WHAT is a good age to introduce children to Linux/Free Open Source Software? My children are nine, and they regularly use FOSS without actually realising it or, I suspect, caring.
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9 features Ubuntu should implement
Ubuntu is a great operating system, but a small modification and adding here and there will make the ubuntu desktop a enjoyable experience. These include:
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Improved Linux Screen Space Management With PekWM
With the growing popularity of netbooks more and more people are using small screens which support lower resolutions. The challenge for those who do a great deal of multitasking and tend to have lots of windows open is finding a good way to manage them on a small screen.
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Built in Content Filters for Postfix
One way to implement content filtering is to use regular expressions in your header, mime_header, nested_header and body checks. This should be simple matches to regular expressions. The goal with this example is to eliminate non-English characters, since we cannot read them anyway.
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Innovative Microsoft
Synopsis of developments regarding the legal challenges Microsoft unleashes upon Linux
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sidux 2008-04 Pontos - Not for the faint-hearted
Some time ago, a fellow user in one of the forums suggested I try sidux. Why I asked? Well, he said, sidux is Debian-based, it's light, stable and fast. After reading online a bit, I found overall positive impressions, I decided to follow suit and test sidux.
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What is Going on in the Czech Republic?
Czech governance plays a role in promoting the back door to software patents in Europe
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Why Do You Use Linux?
At some point, nearly everyone who uses Linux has someone ask them "what's that?" This question almost invariably leads to "why is it better than " What do you say when someone asks you this?
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Microsoft Should Take a Cue from Red Hat in Desktop Virtualization
Microsoft's dismissive attitude of VDI, or virtual desktop infrastructure, calls to mind Red Hat's stance toward the desktop as a viable Linux commercial offering. With its recent desktop virtualization agreement with Microsoft and other work it's done, Red Hat may soon be offering VDI capabilities.
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New PlayOnLinux helper plugin adds winetricks integration
New PlayOnLinux helper plugin adds, Create or Edit PlayOnLinux scripts, Change icons of PlayOnLinux scripts, Rename PlayOnLinux scripts, Create shortcuts on your desktop and in the menu for PlayOnLinux script, Easily use WineTricks with PlayOnLinux prefixes. And so much more...
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What you really should know about Linux
A lot of folks have heard of Linux and many more have even been interested enough to check it out. Thing is, a lot of what is spread around the ‘net about Linux unfortunately is giving people the wrong impression. Let me help dispel the rumours.
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World of Goo
Two whizz-kid programmers exit EA, decide to create a game to enter the Independent Games Festival, snatch awards for design innovation and technical excellence, and Linux gets a cracking new game as a result.
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OpenOffice extensions - When good gets better
Firefox has extensions - and so does OpenOffice. OpenOffice extensions allow you to ... extend the basic functionality of the software and make it more suited to your needs, better looking and more productive.
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