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Resizing and defragmenting Linux filesystems
Author: Roderick W. Smith
Last time we talked about a few ways to optimize Linux filesystems. Now we'll talk about resizing and defragmenting, two other...
Open Asia: Open source in the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, and Singapore
Author: Frederick Noronha
We continue our country-by-country survey of the availability of open source software across Asian countries with a look at developments in the...
Free music celebrates 20 years
Author: Lee Schlesinger
The concert hall lights dim. A bespectacled man in a tux takes the conductor's podium and raises his baton. When he brings...
Web Single Sign-on for Any J2EE Server
Gary Gwin writes "San Diego, CA, October 9, 2003 - Cafésoft announced today
that it is now shipping web single sign-on support for all...
GPRS and Linux get mobile access on track
- by David "cdlu" Graham -
In May, I acquired a GPRS PC Card with an unlimited data plan from Canadian cellular service provider Fido....
Optimizing Linux filesystems
Author: Roderick W. Smith
Last time we introduced a few common Linux filesystems and examined their features. If you've already installed Linux, your partitions...
Using DBs to provide new business intelligence
- by Chris Preimesberger -
PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Can enterprise relational and object databases be empowered to do more than simply store data, then...
A week of Windows
- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller -
We see dozens of 'Migrating from Windows to Linux' stories that talk about features Windows users miss when they...
Introduction to Linux filesystems and files
Author: Roderick W. Smith
Everything you do with Linux involves files in one way or another. You launch programs from files, read program configurations in...
IBM Helps the UK and Russian Governments Adopt Linux
The United Kingdom and Russia today become the latest governments to embrace Linux and open standards, joining more than 20 U.S. states and 175
governments...