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Mapping Microsoft Windows Server Protocols to Patents
In today's blog I am going to go "off topic" and discuss interoperability as it relates to Microsoft's recent announcements re: their "interoperability principals"...
Social networking gets a Ringside seat
Author: Lisa Hoover
Bob Bickel, co-founder of Ringside Networks, says companies need to harness the power of social networking and entice customers to visit corporate...
Gifts of Open Source
Combining 'Open Source' and 'storage' in the same sentence used to trigger a sardonic grin, but no longer. The availability of free and open...
Three Linux HTML editors reviewed
Author: Drew Ames
Today's Web development tools offer capabilities that go beyond basic HTML editing. I compared three Web editors for Linux -- Screem 0.16.1,...
Plat’Home Introduces “Tough Love,†Small, Low-Cost Linux Server for Zero Maintenance Use
Compact OpenMicroServer already used by thousands of businesses in Asia and tested by Shimizu Corporation, a Top 5 Japanese Contractor, in high-technology disaster prevention...
Understanding Infrastructure
We need a new conversation about infrastructure. That's what Linux, the Net, and half a million FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) applications require....
Dragbox bridges command line and desktop
Author: Bruce Byfield
The GNU/Linux command line and desktop are both sophisticated interfaces, but they are mostly separate realities. You can drag text into a...
Open source testing tools target varied tasks
Author: Mayank Sharma
Testing is an important function of the software development process, no matter how big or small the development project. But not every...
Ask Linux.com: partitioning, creating a mountable disk image, and how to post productively
Author: Linux.com Staff
In this week's look at the recent activity in Linux.com's forums, we explore a couple of questions from new Linux users about...
sSMTP: A simple alternative to Sendmail
Author: Michael J. Hammel
Linux distributions have relied on the venerable Sendmail package since the early days of Slackware. But Sendmail's rich mail server features...