What does your home computer lab look like? Do you have a dedicated office, a corner of the living room, a lounge-in-bed setup? Maybe you're set up more like an old-fashioned terminal server, with a big workstation in a closet and several remote PCs. Maybe you have whittled your computing herd down to a single sleek laptop.
Read more »The Linux Home Office: What's In Your Cyberspace?
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Stallman Takes His Free-Software Crusade to Argentina
Two whirlwinds blew into Buenos Aires this week: the hundreds of Wikipedia supporters, editors and administrators here for their annual Wikimania conference, and the free-software activist Richard Stallman, who was in town as part of his never-ending tour of the globe to promote his cause. The two are set to meet Wednesday, when Mr.
Read more »Installing MySQL And phpMyAdmin On FreeNAS
This howto was written when I needed to run some php based web applications and the only system around was FreeNAS. Although many people are using php and MySQL on a FreeNAS box successfully I couldn't find any simple tutorial for the purpose, so I wrote one in case anyone needs it.
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Open source NTFS developers sign IP agreement with Microsoft
Tuxera, the NTFS-3G File System Provider, Signs Intellectual Property Agreement with Microsoft, Announces Tuxera exFAT for Embedded Systems"
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The i4i-Microsoft Appeal - HP and Dell Ask to File Amicus Briefs in Support of Microsoft
HP and Dell have asked the court to allow them to file amicus briefs in support of Microsoft's Emergency Motion to Stay Permanent Injunction Pending Appeal in the i4i patent litigation. I can't show you the documents yet, as they are not yet available electronically. I'm sure you could write them in your mind quite readily, though.
Read more »Four Things Open Source Projects Should Know About Dealing with the Press
An open source project that wants greater visibility may well benefit from a mention in the technical or business media. But because open source communities are primarily technical communities, they don't necessarily know how to talk to the press. Here's a few useful things to know.
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OpenShot - a new Linux Video Editor
If you want to edit your own videos & you are running Linux on your desktop, you must have a look at OpenShot - a non-linear video editor. A Developer Preview is available now, version 0.9.22.
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My Imperfect Operating System
What works for me may not work for you. That’s the great thing about Linux. We have choice. There are well over 300 distributions and many different possible desktops to multiply the choice several fold. As with many people, my Linux starting point is Ubuntu.
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Kernel Log - Coming in 2.6.31 – Part 4: Tracing, architecture, virtualisation
New performance counters allow developers to take a detailed look at the runtime behaviour of program code to target specific areas for optimisation. The recently introduced tracing infrastructure has been further modified and improved. Other changes affect the architecture, the memory subsystem, and various virtualisation solutions.
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long-awaited Linux based media player device ready to ship
The Popcorn Hour C-200, the latest 'Networked Media Tank' device from Syabas (the makers of the popular A-100 and A-110) is finally ready.
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Nokia bets on Linux in iPhone battle: sources
Nokia Oyj will try again to tackle Apple Inc's iPhone in the top-end of the handset market with a bet on Linux software, several industry sources told Reuters.
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Red Hat’s organic growth opportunities
We reported recently on Red Hat’s revenue growth and deferred revenue. One of the things I have been looking at recently is the slowdown in Red Hat’s growth in recent years, and the opportunities that the company has to improve that growth.
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Creating a Multi-Boot Mini-Server
As long as I was doing that, I decided to set up a few other server-oriented Linux distributions, and see if I could get the whole thing multi-booting.
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How-to Build Latest Linux Kernel on Debian from Linus' git Repo
Here's a how-to for building a recent 2.6 Linux kernel on your Debian GNU/Linux box.
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2000 ISVs Embrace Novell SUSE Linux Appliance Program
As Novell prepares to announce quarterly results on Aug. 27, the company offered this tidbit of information: More than 2,000 independent software vendors (ISVs) have signed up for the SUSE Appliance Program. Pretty darn impressive.
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