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New real-time approach to data replication
Anonymous Reader writes "Fluid Sync is a focused, small component ETTK technology that facilitates the development of collaborative, mitigation, and multi-device applications. It allows...
Open Source Spreads Its Wings in Enterprise
"We started a couple of years ago, having been introduced through Linux and then Apache and then kind of up through the stack," said...
U.S. state finalises its Microsoft snub
The commonwealth of Massachusetts has finalised its decision to standardise desktop applications on OpenDocument, a format not supported by Microsoft Office.
Link: zdnetasia.com
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Take Charge of Processor Affinity
Anonymous Reader writes "Knowing a little bit about how the Linux 2.6 scheduler treats CPU affinity can help you design better userspace applications. Soft...
ChipBench System Level Design
Anonymous Reader writes "Use the
ChipBench System Level Design tool to create and simulate a design constructed from SystemC models of IBM PowerPC 4xx...
Learning the SUSE Linux shortcuts
Peter Parker writes "SearchEnterpriseLinux.comcaught up with John Featherly to talk about his new book and to get his thoughts on where Linux and the...
Four Linux softphones reviewed
Author: Paul Virijevich
Many businesses are turning to Voice over IP (VoIP) to save money on infrastructure and communications costs, but just ripping out your...
Send in the Skype clones
Author: Nathan Willis
Over the past couple of months, public opinion of Skype has shifted from "media darling" to "when will their 15 minutes of...
Milestone MySQL version nears release
The release hailed by the firm as the 'most important release we've ever done' is almost ready for the big time.
Link: news.zdnet.co.uk
RIB v1.2 Includes Four GUI Eclipse Plug-Ins
Anonymous Reader writes "IBM has provided a major update to its well known Reflexive User Interface Builder for constructing and rendering graphical user interfaces...