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AMD asks Intel for a dual-core duel
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has challenged Intel to a public fight to see which company has the best-performing 64-bit dual-core server processors.
Link: linuxworld.com.au
UK, Germany & France To Be Well Represented At GITEX
BIZ COM writes "Organisers Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) announced that participation in GITEX from Western Europe has registered a substantial increase over last...
Advanced Vulnerability Management
Anonymous Reader writes "When security administrators think about vulnerability management, they think about the cool tools at their disposal. But running scans does not...
Enlightenment E17 – A Detailed Look
Yet Another Linux Blog writes "My first Linux experiences came through Knoppix and Mandrake, which send you to the KDE desktop by default. I...
OffMyServer running FreeBSD on new Intel Blades
Reed Media Services writes "OffMyServer, Inc., a provider of high-end networking servers,
recently sponsored development for FreeBSD to support the Intel/IBM
Blade Chassis and Blades using...
Best practices with autotools
Author: Diego "Flameeyes" Pettenò
The core of GNU's compile chain -- the set of tools used to build GNU software packages -- is the so-called...
Review: HD-3000 HDTV tuner card
Author: Nick Myra
PCHDTV.com's $170 HD-3000 PCI high definition television tuner card supports over-the-air HD broadcasts and even some HD cable, as well as standard...
Taiko drumming culture shares open source issues
Author: Jay Lyman
Although their strikes against the tightly stretched drum head are much more graceful and powerful than the strokes of the keyboard, taiko...
CLI Magic: Make time for crontab
Author: JT Smith
Last week we looked at the at command, which will run a set of commands once and once only. For more complex...
An Introduction to The X Server Config file
Author: n30g30
n30g30 writes "'The Chronicles of X'; A guide to the X server; part one introduces the config file and explains a bit about...