A posting on the Web Hosting Talk forum is feeding speculation about a critical security vulnerability in the OpenSSH server in CentOS/Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).
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Command line web browsing.
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In childhood of linux there are no graphical web browsers to surf the internet. those are text based and command based. Now I am going to talk about those web browsers and how they install and use properly. I bring forward some useful web browsers.
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SUSE 11 takes off faster than 10
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Novell kicked out its SUSE Linux 11 release at the end of March, so it's now time to ask how it's doing. The answer: better than SUSE Linux 10.
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Palm Pre Dances Nicely with Linux
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Summer releases of the latest smart phones from Apple, Blackberry, Google and Palm have excited geeks all over the world. The big question on the mind of Linux users has to be "Can I sync my Linux machine and my cool new phone?" We decided to find the answers specifically for the new Palm Pre.
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Becta signs 'improved' Microsoft deal
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Becta, the schools IT agency, has signed a new licence with Microsoft that it said offers better value for money and does not hinder open source adoption.
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RIPLinuX and TestDisk Made My Day - Recovery was Possible
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The day before yesterday something fateful happened. I laid my hands on my brother's refurbished notebook to install PCLinuxOS 2009.2 MiniMe, and by mistake deleted all the partitions.
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The Bizarre Cathedral - 48
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Latest from the Bizarre Cathedral comic strip by mer and crimperman
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Will Microsoft promise split the open source movement
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When we last left “As the .Net Turns,” Richard Stallman was promising that Microsoft would never, ever marry his open source daughter. Now Microsoft has raised the tension in the room by giving that daughter a ring.
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New features of Gwenview in KDE 4.3
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I have been lagging quite a bit as far as blogging about Gwenview is concerned. In this post I present the most important new features introduced in the KDE 4.3 version of Gwenview which I haven’t blogged about yet.
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Final days: Tectonic to close
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This is my final post on Tectonic. After more than nine years I have decided that it is time to close the site and move on to new projects.
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Interview with Daniel Chalef of KnowledgeTree
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I recently installed KnowledgeTree for a small office that needed a piece of document management software. Document management is one of those things: you don't think you need one until you actually see one. I noticed that it's free software, financed by private extensions. O got curious and managed to talk to Daniel Chalef, the CEO of KnowledgeTree.
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Sun's OpenSolaris Review
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With the new Crossbow network virtualisation system and VirtualBox supported, OpenSolaris wets appetites for upcoming Solaris features.
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PCLinuxOS and the Parents
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My mother and father are still using PCLinuxOS as I'm typing this post. Now I'm going to answer a few questions that I have been asked by friends and other family members.
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Gran Canaria Desktop Summit: a Study in Contrasts
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KDE kindly invited me to give a talk at Akademy 2009, part of the Gran Canaria Desktop Summit running this week.
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Review: Exaile in Ubuntu 9.04 - Complete Audio Player for GNOME
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Exaile is a powerful and complete audio player for the GNOME desktop environment, which can easily compete with more popular players like Banshee or Rhythmbox.
Scanning a music collection of about 700 Ogg Vorbis files took around 3 minutes and a half, while adding all those tracks to the playlist took about 3 minutes too on my Core 2 Duo 1.8 GHz and 1 GB DDRAM2.
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