You might have worked with Linux for years and never added an additional disk to your system or perhaps you were too frustrated by Linux’s strange ways of dealing with disks to attempt it. In either case, here’s your opportunity to work through the steps required in adding a new disk to your system.
Read more »Novell Spreads Microsoft Inside GNU/Linux Whereas LINA Spreads GNU/Linux Inside Windows
News about Mono and Microsoft sticking themselves onto GNU/Linux; Zenoss and LINA demonstrate correct way to build bridges
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SourceForge blocks Iran, North Korea, Syria, Sudan and Cuba
In a move that must surely strike at the very core of open source, FOSS, and the heart of GNU crusader Richard Stallman, SourceForge has now blocked all access from by countries on the U.S. 'Foreign Assets Control sanction list'.
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auto_inst: the best kept Mandriva’s secret ?
Have you ever tried to automatically installed your Linux distribution ? Of course, if you’re a long time sysadmin, and Red Hat user, you use kickstart, or FAI if you happen to be a Debian fan. But if you’re a Mandriva user,
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KDE SC 4.4 RC 2 Out
The last release candidate of KDE SC 4.4 is out. Following up the first release candidate, another number of bugs has been searched and destroyed. This releases fixes some problems found during the earlier testing phase, and acts as a last line of defense before KDE SC 4.4.0 will be released on February, 9th 2010.
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5 Firefox Add-ons For Better KDE Integration
KDE’s default web browser is Konqueror, and many users love it for its speed, integration with KDE, and its host of features. Nevertheless, some sites do not perform as well as they do in Mozilla Firefox, and some users prefer the large number of available Firefox add-ons. Furthermore, users who move from Windows to Linux might prefer Firefox for its familiarity
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KDE vs. GNOME: Configuration and Admin Tools
How do the latest versions of GNOME and KDE compare with each other? To find an answer, I divided the two desktop's configuration and admin tools into five main categories. The results, while sometimes murky, give a generally clear picture of the state of the mainstream Linux desktops.
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Why There is no Kernel Hacker Sell-Out
One of the talks at LCA2010 gave the fact that "75% of the code comes from people paid to do it.” In my view, this 75% figure indicates two things.
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Ubuntu: It's time to tackle the marketing machine, open source style
Ubuntu. Ah Ubuntu. My old friend. That operating system that, despite being one of the best (if not THE best) desktop operating systems available, still can not gain any traction. But that can change. In the newest release of the Ubuntu Software Center you will find an “iTunes-like” music service.
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Fedora, Debian, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, OpenSolaris Benchmarks
Last week we published the first Debian GNU/kFreeBSD benchmarks that compared the 32-bit and 64-bit performance of this Debian port -- that straps the FreeBSD kernel underneath a Debian GNU user-land -- to Debian GNU/Linux.
Read more »Microsoft Fights Google with More FUD, Lawsuits, and Lobbying
Some of Microsoft's latest moves against Google, including Google's endeavours that promote GNU/Linux
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Croatian Association of GNU/Linux Users Fights Against Microsoft Abusers
HULK is taking on the monopolist as it strives to spread Free software in Croatia
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Dear Microsoft: Software is Not a Donation
Microsoft gives non-Free (proprietary) software to community agencies (nonprofits) and calls it a donation
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10 scripts to create your own Linux distribution
Those familiar with Linux will be able to tweak settings, add and remove apps and customise the menu, toolbars and other desktop elements. Incredibly, those are about all the skills you need to create your very own Linux distro. We're going to take a look at some scripts that'll help you customise different distros.
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Joe "Zonker" Brockmeier Leaving Novell/openSUSE
January 31st will be my last day with Novell. I've given it a great deal of thought, and decided that it's time to move on.
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