This is the first in a series of posts on just what the title says: The command line. The main point will be this: Stop worrying about the command line.
Read more »The Command Line in Linux, Mac OSX and Windows
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Free Software for Creative People: Book now available for pre-order!
"My book Free Software for Creative People: Building Digital Media with Blender, GIMP, Scribus, Audacity, and More is now available for pre-order..."
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Panasonic, NEC unveil 9 new Linux phones
Panasonic Corp and NEC Corp unveiled nine new cell phone models on Tuesday that run the open-source LiMo operating system, wireless Linux group LiMo said.
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Server side Android, a Google version of Amazon's EC2
Server-side Android would push Android into high-value consumer/enterprise VDI spaces, and open up opportunities in server-side rendering for photo realistic gaming.
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Twidge: a full-functional command-line Twitter and identi.ca client
Twidge is a command-line, full-functional Twitter and identi.ca client. It supports posting updates, retrieving information, and excellent integration with the Unix shell scripting environment via piping and well-formatted output.
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PC-BSD 7.1.1 Quick Review
I downloaded the latest version of PC-BSD. This is not a Linux distribution. As the title of the OS says in plain view, it’s a BSD based UNIX. In this instance, FreeBSD based.
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Avant Window Navigator for Ubuntu Linux
Avant Window Navigator (AWN) is an application launcher and dock which would redefine your Linux experience. The good part is it’s highly customizable and hence will fit perfectly well with your Ubuntu theme. Let’s see how to install and customize AWN.
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OL&T Migrates To Red Hat Enterprise Linux
After a smooth migration to Red Hat on Intel solutions, OL&T immediately recognised cost savings, scalability and performance benefits.
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SYSSTAT Howto: A Deployment and Configuration Guide for Linux Servers
SYSSTAT is a software application comprised of several tools that offers advanced system performance monitoring. It provides the ability to create a measurable baseline of server performance, as well as the capability to formulate, accurately assess and conclude what led up to an issue or unexpected occurrence.
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The Linux screensaver xscreensaver
Most of us go away from our computers. When we do we don’t much care to come back to see our screen just the way we left it. We have been trained that a screensaver should take the place of our work or our play on our monitors. I have been asked numerous times “How do I have screensaver X on my Linux desktop?”
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Doing the Samba in Public
The open source Samba project is often overshadowed by its more glamorous siblings. That's a pity, because it has played a crucial role in the increasing uptake of free software in companies by providing a bridge between Microsoft systems and GNU/Linux ones...
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The Perfect Desktop - gOS 3.1 Gadgets
This tutorial shows how you can set up a gOS 3.1 Gadgets desktop that is a full-fledged replacement for a Windows desktop, i.e. that has all the software that people need to do the things they do on their Windows desktops. The advantages are clear: you get a secure system without DRM restrictions that works even on old hardware, and the best thing is: all software comes free of charge.
Read more »How to Run 32-bit Apps in 64-bit Linux
Most Linux distributions have 64-bit versions for x86_64 processors, such as the AMD Athlon II or the Intel Xeon. Since these distributions maintain their own package repositories, they usually provide binary packages for all of their supported applications. If you are completely content with your out-of-box Linux installation, you may never need to run a 32-bit program.
Read more »UK Government ditches Microsoft's Cloud in favour of Open Source?
Recently I reported that with the move of Martin Bellamy from the NHS Microsft IT project to the Cabinet Office to 'run' G-Cloud. It looked ominously like a step towards a fully outsourced MS Azure project.
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Red Hat celebrates its 10-year IPO anniversary
Ten years ago today on August 11, 1999, Red Hat saw its shares triple in an initial public offering that ushered in a new era of commercial open-source prosperity.
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