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Cliff’s List Filter – July 13 – 19
Author: Ian Palmer
The great thing about open source is that there's always something going on. We're here every week to summarize news, tips,...
Dell thinks AMD64 servers are fantastic
ONE OF OUR readers has noticed that if you do a search on Dell for AMD64, software using the renegade processor tips up.
The SuSE...
Securing Linux: What it means to be secure
Anonymous Reader writes "Only the paranoid survive, and that is no less true when securing Linux® systems as any other. Fortunately, a host of...
Ottawa Linux symposium offers insight into kernel changes
Author: David 'cdlu' Graham
OTTAWA -- The Ottawa Linux Symposium is an annual limited-attendance conference in the heart of the Canadian capital. Linux developers from...
Review: OpenBSD 3.5
Author: Jem Matzan
The OpenBSD Project released OpenBSD 3.5 exactly on schedule on May 1, adding support for new functions and devices in the kernel...
Comparing Linux and AIX
Author: Iain Roberts
Linux can learn valuable lessons from its elder cousins in the enterprise, the proprietary Unixes from the likes of IBM, Sun, and...
Introduction to Linux and Linux.com
Author: JT Smith
- By the Linux.com staff -
Linux.com is an independent Web site that provides Linux information, news, tips, and reference material. Our...
Open source Photoshop alternatives
Author: Remy Porter
While virtually all computer graphics professionals use Adobe Photoshop to do their artistic work, Photoshop is a pricey and proprietary application. If...
MontaVista at the Core of Handheld Communicatora
Patricia Colby writes "FOR RELEASE on July 19, 8am US PTMontaVista Linux at the Core of NexGen City’s VoIP, Push-to-TalkHandheld Communicator For Public Safety...
Why Mono is significant
Mono is an open source implementation of the .Net development framework as developed by Microsoft and submitted to the ECMA standards authority. The project,...