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Cliff’s List Filter – Sept 20 – 26
Author: Clifton Wood
Greetings and salutations. We here at Linux.com hope your work week has passed by as quickly and as graciously as possible, and...
Advanced XML-based typesetting and printing
Author: Advanced XML-based typesetting and printing
Last time we introduced you to the simple tools you can use to do typesetting with the Document Style...
eCosCentric announces C++ support for eCosPro(TM)
Daniel Morris writes "eCosCentric announces C++ support for eCosPro(TM). CAMBRIDGE, UK -- September 28, 2004 -- eCosCentric Limited,
the eCos and RedBoot experts, today announced...
Accepting Open Source: A Challenge for Developers
In a software industry that includes open source software, the value will move away from software development to implementation and consultation services. In today's...
F5 Networks embeds real-time database on Linux
Ted Kenney writes "F5 Networks, the industry leader in application traffic management, has chosen McObject's tiny-footprint eXtremeDB in-memory embedded database on Linux to provide...
Gentoo in the server room?
Author: Preston St. Pierre
When people think of Gentoo Linux, they usually associate it solely with Linux gurus who love to tinker with their operating...
Open Source Brings Big Benefits
"The modularity of Linux can allow a very lean build to be deployed, which in turn can enable more stability and thus higher availability...
‘Know Your Enemy’: Everything you need to know about honeypots
Author: Lance Spitzner
Honeypots are a relatively new and highly dynamic technology. Because they are so dynamic, it is difficult to define just what they...
Managed services company finds greater speed, power, and savings with Linux
Author: Tina Gasperson
Remember application service providers? Back in 1999, Jamcracker was one of the first companies to focus solely on providing consumable application services....
GNOME, KDE Aim at Windows
KDE and GNOME, the open-source software projects that together form the face of most Linux installations, have undergone revisions that boost their usability...