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Build Powerful Linux Firewalls with Firewall Builder
Fwbuilder is a unique graphical firewall tool that allows the user to create objects and then drag and drop those objects into firewalls, to...
How to automatically replace files when updating WordPress
WordPress is quick and easy to install and update, but the quicker you can make these operations the better, right? If you have shell...
Weekend Project: Using git to Manage Config Files
If you've been using Linux a while, you probably have some finely tuned configuration files for Bash, Vim, Emacs, or other applications. Keeping track...
Creating a custom live distro: choosing the hardware
Brief IntroIf you've followed my previous article (http://www.linux.com/component/content/article/130-distributions/430530) you know what I'm trying to do. This project aims to create an home server, requirements...
How to keep running a “multilingual” WordPress blog without multilingual plugins
I have found (I think) a way to migrate one EXISTING, bilingual WordPress install with lots of content, to two independent copies of WordPress...
Creating a custom live distro for a target appliance
After a long period of absence from the site I'm back with a lot of work done on custom embedded appliances and Linux custom...
Distribution Release: Epidemic GNU/Linux 3.2
Epidemic GNU/Linux 3.2, a Brazilian desktop distribution based on Debian's "testing" branch, has been released. New features in this version include: eMorph - a...
First Look at Maqetta: IBM’s Linux-Friendly Web-Based HTML5 Editor
IBM released Maqetta this week, an open source rich-content authoring environment designed to make developing HTML5 applications and sites as easy as developing in...
7.5 Reasons to Look Forward to Fedora 15
It looks like Fedora 16 won't be a Beefy Miracle, but at least Fedora 15 is getting close to release. What's new in Fedora...
Create Firewall Configurations Easily with Gufw on Ubuntu
A firewall can be the single most important tool to manage the security of your Linux machine and network. You can write iptables rules...