CUSEC 2009 That was a little more than a week ago. I was going to do a daily reflection while I was there, but there was some ridiculous wireless limitations. That is, 100MB/24 hours was to be shared between four occupants in a room. Except… one IP address is registered for a room for 24 hours

January 31st, 2009 | by admin | nerdyH notes a DesktopLinux.com first look at the alpha of Intel’s Moblin 2 toolkit for Linux distributors to create … Windows, but also offer a minimalist Linux environment that boots in seconds. Now, with the Intel

January 31st, 2009 | by admin | palegray.net writes “Teachers are sorely in need of an education in what open source software is, what it isn’t, and how it can benefit their students. A recent news story at the Reg discussed the case of a Texas teacher who accused those distributing Linux to students of committing criminal acts. A HeliOS

January 31st, 2009 | by admin | joesmart writes to tell us that new work on OpenChange and KDE seeks to bridge the gap between groupware compatibility and open source. KDE developer Brad Hards spoke at the Linux.conf.au conference and said the goal of OpenChange is to implement the Microsoft Exchange protocols as they are used by Outlook

January 31st, 2009 | by admin | apokryphos writes “Novell just released the first alpha of SUSE Studio (screencast), which provides an easy way to customize your own Linux distribution with the software and configuration you want. Among other things, you can spin a Live CD, a USB image, or create a VMware image

January 31st, 2009 | by admin | An anonymous reader writes “In a recent Computerworld interview, … s quite a bit of interesting stuff in this interview, besides, regarding the current state of Linux

January 31st, 2009 | by admin | twigles writes “I’m a network engineer, … , and traffic engineering; I’m not a Linux admin or developer. About 6 months ago I finally got fed up enough with my experience on Windows XP to jump ship to Ubuntu 8.04, despite not having much Linux

January 31st, 2009 | by admin | nerdyH writes “As early as last quarter, Microsoft admitted that Linux and netbooks were eating into its fat profits … interviewed Linux Foundation Director Jim Zemlin on Linux’s role in Microsoft’s misfortunes. Zemlin sums it up pretty well: ‘Companies can offer their own branded software platform based on Linux

January 31st, 2009 | by admin | Elektroschock writes “According to Russian media, … will base its efforts on Linux and expects a worldwide impact. Microsoft is also involved … its Microsoft licensing costs through an early investment in a national Linux distribution. I wonder if other

now i want to install osx86 in my PC. the best comment for any of you that wish to use osx86 is using intel cpu and must be dual core … simplicity. Related posts:Sabayon I found out that there is already linux distro (linux distribution