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Read more »Whatever you do, don’t fix the kernel!
As you may have read in LWN (subscription required, and strongly recommended anyway), there’s been some argument on the linux-hotplug mailing list, the historically named home of udev development, about device naming.
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Gaming on Ubuntu Linux
After my last few articles on how to connect Ubuntu Linux to network shares and a network printer, I want to have a look at some of the more fun aspects of Ubuntu Linux. I thought this was appropriate at the moment, so...let the games begin!
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The Peer To Peer Manifesto - by Michel Bauwens, November 3, 2007
"Our current political economy is based on a fundamental mistake. It is based on the assumption that natural resources are unlimited, and that it is an endless sink. This false assumption creates artificial scarcity for potentially abundant cultural resources.
Read more »Control Another Computer Over A Network In Linux
Ever wanted to get help from your friends or wanted to help some friend in doing some specific task, and you wished you could do that using a remote desktop connection but you don’t know how to remotely control a PC, doing so is very easy in Linux I will show you how to do that in this tutorial.
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Inside Dell's 'BlackTop' laptop Linux OS
Dell’s new laptops sideline Windows with a fast-boot Linux OS and ARM processor to check email, browse the Web and even sync with Exchange.
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Google Releases an Open Source Cryptography Toolkit
Google has just released an open source cryptographic toolkit: Keyczar. The company is aiming to make inherently complex cryptography easier and safer for developers to implement.
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My first taste of KDE…
As I briefly mentioned in another post, I am seriously concerned with GNOME’s infatuation with Microsoft technologies.
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Gallium3D: a short explanation where it fits in
In a comment I was recently asked where Gallium3D does fit in in regards to Mesa and OpenGL. Given that I’m not an expert the answer was short and simple but might interest others as well.
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Lisp Quiz #1: Minesweeper
"A couple of folks were discussing the need for a Lisp equivalent to Ruby's Ruby Quiz the other day on LispForum [...] Well, I'm pleased to say that yesterday we took the plunge with the first quiz. The challenge is to write a simple algorithm (AI?) for playing Minesweeper..."
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Weekend Unix and Linux Video Humor - Internet Sysop
Are you a sysop? Or a fan of rap? Something here to amuse both of you ;)
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What Linux Will Look Like In 2012
Our open source expert foresees the future of Linux: By 2012 the OS will have matured into three basic usage models. Web-based apps rule, virtualization is a breeze, and command-line hacking for basic system configuration is a thing of the past.
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Plumber's 350 Linux desktops bonanza for Yellowfin BI
After migration to Linux on the desktop, New Zealand national plumbing products supplier Plumbing World also switched its business intelligence application from SAP's Business Objects to the Australian Yellowfin BI for compatibility.
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server - now available in high-speed
InfiniBand hardware and software are increasingly being used by enterprises to cost effectively implement high-speed storage and network fabrics. Recently, Novell has added support for InfiniBand to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10.
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Community Journalism and Open Source Software Share a Social Bond
Community journalism encourages members of the community to participate in the news process, not just as passive readers, but as active producers of the news itself. This direct connection to the product is similar in many ways to the kind of community building that goes on in open source development.
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