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Golden’s Rules: Open source’s missing processes
akucharik writes "The software buying process is thrown out the window when
downloadable open source comes into the scene. There are ways,
however, to protect your...
The Best Tips from the Great Linux Desktop Migration Contest
What's the best way to move an organization to a Linux desktop? That was the focus of the recent contest we held in conjunction...
Review: VMware 4.5.2
Author: Jem Matzan
Virtual machine software allows you to run one operating system (and its applications) from within the environment of another. For years the...
Novell’s Microsoft attack completes Linux conversion
Novell Inc. has completed its conversion to Linux by launching an attack on Microsoft Corp., claiming that the company has stifled software innovation and...
Device Profile: Asterisk PC Reviver
The PC Reviver from Asterisk is an inexpensive device that intended to turn aging x86-based PCs into thin clients by replacing their hard-drive with...
One Linux To Rule Them All
The problem with Unix has always been that there were many different versions of it. As a result you couldn't shrink-wrap applications, as you...
MySQL front end client for Linux released!
Anonymous Reader writes "Navicat 5.0.2 (MySQL tools) released.
What is new in this version:
Navicat (MySQL administration tool) supports Stored Procedure and Batch Job Scheduling in...
How to migrate from Ximian Evolution to Mozilla Thunderbird
Author: Nathan Willis
I've always liked Mozilla Mail -- when I have to use Windows, it's my preferred email client. So naturally I've kept...
Linux Group Pushes for Greater Standardization
A number of the larger Linux developers like Red Hat and Novell are likely to back the plan, bolstering its uptake in the market....
Curbing some Linux enthusiasm
When IBM Workplace Client Technology was introduced, some in the marketplace and press claimed the solution would bring applications and functionality to the open...