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Implement load-balancing, port forwarding, and rate-limiting with shd-tcp-tools
Author: Ben Martin
shd-tcp-tools provides a collection of tools for port forwarding, load balancing, and rate-limiting TCP connections. They can be useful if you want...
A comparative look at compact sysadmin distributions
Author: Cory Buford
Things go wrong. Hard disks fail and whole servers crash. Luckily, many Linux-based distributions are available to help systems administrators handle minor...
OpenOffice.org Basic crash course: Saving user settings
Author: Dmitri Popov
The ability to save user settings can come in handy if you want to make your OpenOffice.org solutions more flexible, efficient, and...
OpenSolaris 2008.05 is robust and ready
Author: Gary Sims
Sun has been getting serious about opening up its software for a few years now. OpenSolaris, an open source Unix operating system...
Securing your network premises with Endian
Author: Cory Buford
Unified Threat Management (UTM) devices unify all network security elements into a single device. They often include a combination of routing, firewall,...
Edward Cherlin expands the vision of OLPC (video)
Author: R. Scott Belford
You may know about One Laptop per Child (OLPC), Sugar, and the many projects inspired by this initiative. You may...
KDocker – Useful Docking Application for KDE
KDocker comes handy when you want to embed some graphical application in the system tray, given that the respective application does not come with...
Protecting your network with Strata Guard Free
Author: Cory Buford
Being connected to the Internet means exposure to what the outside world has to offer -- including the undesirable elements. Every time...
SMPlayer: A high quality wrapper
Author: Federico Kereki
Loosely speaking, in software terms, a wrapper is something that provides an alternate interface to another object. SMPlayer is an advanced multimedia...
What UUIDs can do for you
Author: David Pendell
If you've ever looked in your /etc/fstab file, you have may have seen an entry that looks like UUID=62fa5eac-3df4-448d-a576-916dd5b432f2 instead of a...