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The Kernel Newbie Corner: “initrd” and “initramfs”–What’s Up With That?
This week, I'm not going to write a formal column so much as just free associate a bit regarding an exchange we had recently...
What I Learned at the openSUSE Conference
Article Source Dissociated PressSeptember 24, 2009, 3:54 pm Has it really been a week since the openSUSE conference kicked off? The...
RAID’s Days May Be Numbered
Article Source Enterprise Storage ForumThe concept of parity-based RAID (levels 3, 5 and 6) is now pretty old in technological terms, and the...
The Linux Botweb Story That Wasn’t …
Article Source ZDNet Late last Friday a story appeared on my radar that seemed interesting--it was about a botweb(a botnet made up of web...
Use real-time Java to reduce variability in Java applications
Some Java applications fail to provide reasonable quality of service despite achieving other performance goals, such as average latency or overall throughput. This article...
EU Fears Oracle will Kill MySQL, But is That Even Possible?
Article Source Ars TechnicaSeptember 4, 2009, 10:10 am When the European Commission isn't occupied with important duties such as regulating banana...
So What About Those XML Patents, Anyway?
Article Source Andy Updegrove's BlogAugust 21, 2009, 8:43 am Mea Culpa. I am uncharacteristically late in commenting on the XML Wars...
Build a High Powered Linux Workstation on the Cheap
Article Source LinuxPlanetPrices for high-end workstation computers have dropped to all time lows of late. You can buy a machine with a Quad-core processor...
linguistics and all that
I get to use translators occasionally at work. It can be a fascinating exercise. I'll ask a potentially complicated question- something like "How many...
What VMware Acquisition of SpringSource Means to Development, Virtualization
Now that virtualization vendor VMware Inc. announced last week that it's acquiring enterprise open source vendor, SpringSource Inc. for $420 million, what's it really...