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Source: Linux Today Enterprise Storage Forum: "I was a benchmarker at one time and consider myself a reformed benchmarker, so I know the tricks that vendors can use. We'll look at some of them and hopefully in the process make you a more informed consumer."
Source: Linux Today The H Open: "The Linux Driver Project (DLP), started by kernel developer Greg Kroah-Hartman about two and a half years ago, is a group of Linux kernel developers and project managers that focus on developing and maintaining Linux kernel drivers for device manufacturers."
Source: Linux Today "You're never too old to try something new; computers are a heck of a lot of fun; and anyone can learn to do anything." I still believe that, and most of the time it's true.
Source: Linux Today The Cheapskate: "Zowie! For less than the price of some Netbooks, you can get yourself a full-blown Dell notebook. Here's the deal: Dell is offering the Inspiron 15n for just $299."
Source: Linux Today National Geographic: "Researchers have discovered ten new emperor penguin colonies by spotting penguin excrement stains on Antarctic ice from satellite images."
Source: Linux Today The Inquirer: "INTEL IS GETTING INTO operating systems big time. The OSes in question run on Mobile Internet Devices and Intel has a big future mapped out for these things. It may not be betting the farm on them, but certainly the double garage, some of the barns and half the furniture could end up on the table."
Source: Linux Today KyaPanel: "This is the most tested KyaPanel version ever. We developed our own Q&A; (Quality & Assurance) software to test all it's functions. In it's first version we are testing only Mail Module functions without Zimbra or eGroupware integrations, but even then it's a huge step to KyaPanel quality of software."
Source: Linux Today Montana Linux: "I have had about ten laptops over the years. My first one, if you could call it a laptop, was an Atari Portfolio (1992) which I still have and it still works."
Source: Linux Today Open Enterprise: "Seven years ago, Mozilla 1.0 was launched:
Mozilla.org, the organization that coordinates Mozilla open-source development and provides services to assist the Mozilla community, today announced the release of Mozilla 1.0, the first major-version public release of the Mozilla software."
Source: Linux Today Howtoforge: "GlusterFS is a clustered file-system capable of scaling to several peta-bytes. It aggregates various storage bricks over Infiniband RDMA or TCP/IP interconnect into one large parallel network file system."
Source: Linux Today Linux Magazine: "One of Firefox’s great advantages is the ability for users to create custom extensions. While add-ons have historically been non-trivial to write, Mozilla Labs is looking to make this considerably easier with JetPack."
Source: Linux Today Geek.com: "This project attempts to show you how to make your own home media server from readily available PC components & open source software."
Source: Linux Today LinuxDevices: "Ibase Technology is shipping an "ultra-compact" signage computer with independent HDMI outputs supporting 1080p resolutions. The SI-28 Signature Book 2 runs either a dual- or quad-core AMD Athlon, and offers an ATI E4690 GPU, gigabit Ethernet, four USB ports, and wireless options, says the company."
Source: Linux Today Cyber Cynic: "Chrome, if you haven't tried it, is the speed-demon of Web browsers. I love it. But, until now, there really wasn't a version that would run natively on Linux. Starting last night, June 4th, Google released developer's versions of Chrome for Macs and Linux. They're rough, really rough, but they're also really fast."
Source: Linux Today IBM Developerworks: "Here we look at how the leading testing frameworks provide robust auto-discovery of your application tests, and how this replaces the fragile central lists of tests that you used to maintain."
Source: Linux Today CRN: "HP has partnered with Red Hat to develop a solution for RISC Migration projects.
The solution offers Red Hat Enterprise Linux running on HP BladeSystems."
Source: Linux Today Internetnews: "Firefox 3.0 is not quite a year old, but users are already clamoring for Firefox 3.5. So where is it, and what is it all about? "
Source: Linux Today Brian "Krow" Aker's Idle Thoughts: "One of the most important rules I have learned over the years is that anything that is not automated and not required, will get skipped."
Source: Linux Today PCPlus: "Install the Windows port of KDE and get instant native compatibility with all kinds of great open source Linux software."
Source: Linux Today Silicon.com: "Google released Chrome for Mac OS X and Linux Thursday - but only in rough developer preview versions that the company warns are works in progress"
Source: Linux Today Handle With Linux: "A little sidestep from my learning of the Gtk toolkit for Perl GUI programming. I was thinking it would be nice to try some 2D animation on the desktop. Not the most useful thing maybe, but I like to make my learning process as much fun as possible. That keeps me motivated and happy."
Source: Linux Today IT Wire: "It is bad enough that the bad guys constantly try and phish your financial data via email and fake websites, now cash machines are getting in on the act."
Source: Linux Today Freedom Bits: "There are a couple of "beginner's mistakes" when thinking about Free Software in general and its commercial application, in particular. One is to believe there was a substantial difference in the software referred to by the terms "Free Software" and "Open Source." There isn't."
Source: Linux Today HowtoForge: "This guide shows how you can install and use BleachBit on an Ubuntu 9.04 desktop to delete unnecessary files. BleachBit deletes unnecessary files (such as cache, cookies, Internet history, localizations, logs, temporary files, and broken shortcuts) to free valuable disk space, maintain privacy, and remove junk. It wipes clean Adobe Reader, APT, Bash, Beagle, Chromium, Epiphany, Firefox, Flash, GIMP, Google Earth, Java, KDE, OpenOffice.org, Opera, RealPlayer, Second Life viewer, Skype, VIM, XChat, Yum, and more."
Source: Linux Today Cyber Cynic: "One of the great Linux myths is that it doesn't support modern hardware. What nonsense! I've been finding for years that it's the newer Windows desktops that don't support equipment."
Source: Linux Today FOSS Boss: "In this article I'll be installing OpenSolaris 2009.06 para-virtualized under a centos-5-x64 dom0. This setup has the advatange of running OpenSolaris on storage controllers that may not have native solaris driver support."
Source: Linux Today NIST: "The U.S. Department of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) announced today that the two agencies are working with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and VeriSign on an initiative to enhance the security and stability of the Internet."
Source: Linux Today Softpedia: "Back to KDE 4.2.4, you should know that it brings you the usual bugfixes, especially for applications such as Okular, KMail, KAlarm, KGeography, KShisen and of course the KHTML engine, plus some patches in the core."
Source: Linux Today EFYTimes: "Canonical, the commercial sponsor of Ubuntu, today announced that it has reached an agreement with Intel Corporation to deliver Ubuntu as an operating system for the Intel-powered classmate PCs"
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