On February 24th, Novell made an important virtualization announcement, but it wasn’t the one some of us thought it would be … Linux Enterprise-based virtual appliances. With the deal, ISVs using VMware Studio can get a free evaluation redistribution of SUSE Linux Enterprise-powered appliances. This, in turn, will help build

by Adrian Boioglu | Tags: jucarii stii ce vezi in poza alaturata? un computer … and bam—a fully-functional Linux server that can store digital media accessible remotely via the internet or function as a remote print or web server. Plus, it supports “multiple standard Linux 2.6 kernel

Jury Duty over – Last Snowfalls – Dell Upgrade – Laptop WiFi – Mardi Gras – Web pages – Frank installing Debian Linux – Finally fed up with AT&T If you like the CES Coverage, please support

February 24th, 2009 | by admin | We are certain that many of you want to try Linux to see what it is like, but have no idea where to start or how to get into it. This article is the first installment in a four-part guide that will gradually introduce you to the Linux environment and how to adjust

Dead Trees is a Dead Model – Guest Post by Barry Eisler: Great counterpoint to the notion that ebooks and paper books can co-exist. I for one, am not going to miss reading print on dead trees. Electronista | Dell sees sales growth for Mini 9s with Ubuntu: Good news for Linux on the desktop — I think that Linux on a netbook

Marvell introduces the SheevaPlug, a development kit that is basically a Linux-based plug computer … standard Linux 2.6 kernel distributions. It is priced at $99, and the company expectes a price drop

This is an update on the Adobe Reader and Acrobat issue (CVE-2009-0658) discussed in Security Advisory APSA09-01. As mentioned previously, Adobe currently plans to make available an update for Adobe Reader 9 and Acrobat 9 by March 11th. In addition, Adobe is also planning to make updates available for Adobe Reader 7 and 8, and Acrobat 7 and 8,

February 24, 2009 Are services like DTV and Siris-XM not long for this world? I would say yes and for one reason … static. CaptiveWorks has just come out with a new suite of Linux based Sat receiver/media center/internet

Computer-in-a-plug platform looks to shrink network-connected devices Posted by Sean Portnoy @ 5:44 pm Categories: General Tags: Marvell, Network, … can fit in the size of a wall-wart-style power adapter. SheevaPlug devices run on Linux, and Marvell

Panasonic BB-HCM511CE Network Camera with Two-Way Audio $399.99 Linksys Cisco Small Business WRVS4400N Wireless-N Gigabit Security Router – VPN – Wireless router + 4-port switch – EN, Fast EN, Gigabit EN, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n (draft) – Linux $189.99