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Linux Integration Guide
Author: Preston St. Pierre
Single-vendor enterprise computing centers exist only in the minds of some non-technical corporate executives. IT employees know that every computer room...
Linux Training and Certification Guide
Author: Preston St. Pierre
Linux training and certification programs are growing in both popularity and number. How do you evaluate which of the available...
Linux Advisory Watch – July 23, 2004
Author: Benjamin D. Thomas
This
week, advisories were released for MMDF, Mozilla, kernel, php4, webmin,
Samba, Ethereal, l2tpd, Mailman, httpd, libxml2, wv, php, Unreal,
Opera, mod_ssl,...
Linux in space – new satellite eyes up open source OS
Linux may be an operating system synonymous with a flightless bird, but if some Sydney research students have their way, it could be...
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...
Arcom launches new Linux Development Kit
Jenny McCrae writes "An embedded Linux Development Kit for Arcom’s IXP425 XScale® based network processor board is now available. The Development Kit is a...
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...
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...
IBM beefs up Rational toolset At Work SEARCH: IBM beefs up Rational toolset
IBM Rational -- a division formed from the acquisition of Rational Software by Big Blue in 2003 -- has finished the initial integration of...
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/wlg/5211
I've been a Windows die-hard for more years than I want to remember, having used the operating system since even before the prehistoric days...