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Nexenta OS: Debian based GNU/Solaris
This is to announce Nexenta: the first-ever distribution that combines GNU and
OpenSolaris. As you might know, Sun Microsystems just opened Solaris kernel under
CDDL license,...
Security elite hash out encryption alternatives
Author: Charlie Hosner
At this week's Cryptographic Hash Workshop in Washington, DC, the giants of the cryptography field met to discuss the problem of our...
Review: Mandriva Linux 2006
Author: Bruce Byfield
MandrakeLinux always had a reputation as an ideal distribution for beginners. Now that the renamed Mandriva has included technologies from Conectiva and...
5 Days of Linux
So after all my bitching and whining about Linux's readiness to penetrate the average joe user-base, I decided to put my OS where my...
Trying out the new OpenBSD 3.8
Author: Nathan Willis
Yesterday OpenBSD, the proactively secure Unix-like operating system, released version 3.8, featuring several improvements to networking, RAID management tools, and increased security....
My sysadmin toolbox
Author: Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier
Every administrator has a set of software tools that he just can't live without. These are the utilities that you install...
openSUSE inspires derivative distros
Author: N. Sanders
Just two months ago, Novell opened the development process behind SUSE Linux, creating the openSUSE project. Novell's move gave developers a chance...
Intuos 3 tablet is no one’s best choice
Author: Mary E. Tyler
Wacom products are generally considered the industry standard among computer drawing tablets for quality, compatibility with application software, and usability. While...
Linux and Email Infrastructure: Freedom and Choice
Anonymous Reader writes "This paper examines the case for choosing a Linux-based email infrastructure and offers criteria for evaluating solutions. Free registration required."
Link: net-security.bitpipe.com
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Google Unites Allies Against Microsoft
Anonymous Reader writes "This one will go down as one of the most hard fought battles in Silicon Valley, harder than perhaps the bitter...