Author: JT Smith
LinuxToday has posted an announcement about Linux Tag’s need for speakers at their European exhibition.
Category:
- Linux
An in-depth look at reiserfs
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet explains journaled filesystems and practical considerations for installing and working with reiserfs.
Category:
- Linux
A meta tag Nintendo didn’t like
Author: JT Smith
From Wired.com: “A couple of guys put up a nondescript site that once contained a Pokemon meta tag. Woe unto those who dare offend the attorneys who guard Nintendo’s treasure.”
Yahoo! Microsoft traffic diverted to MyDomain.com
Author: JT Smith
The happy beneficiary of this exploit, the owner of MyDomains.com, said he was amazed at how easy it was to ‘hijack’ traffic. Surprising it isn’t done more often. From MSNBC.
Leverage the 2.4 kernel to make Linux your desktop OS
Author: JT Smith
At Infoworld, the columnist says 2.4 lacks functionality to make Linux the best desktop OS, whines and moans about lack of driver support for 2.4 and then calls for a special committee to put pressure on vendors to create hardware drivers for Linux.
Category:
- Linux
MS bug of the day: when Palm Cradle shuts down
Author: JT Smith
MSNBC tells us that with Palm cradles attached to PCs, “the system hangs on boot, the mouse cursor flashes between the hourglass and the arrow after Windows loads, Windows will not shut down and the system hangs, and the CPU activity is at 99 percent (in Task Manager) in Windows 2000.”
Building a browser for the FreeBSD file tree
Author: JT Smith
UnixInsider has posted this fairly technical article about a Web-based file tree browser for BSD. The devil you say!
Category:
- Unix