Hey, want some stuff? Wes and I went though the house clearing stuff out and rearranging, and we’re just about done … ! As you can see by the “ttyS0″ label, this used to be a serial terminal for one of my Linux boxxen … of $GTFOmyLivingRoom! WOOOOOO! Ready for some Crazy Taxi or some Dreamcast Linux action! Not enough

Big Android news this week was HTC’s recently announced Magic handset getting official release windows on Vodafone UK and Orange France … HandyPC is rumored to have switched gears from a Linux distro to Android as its OS of choice. Yuhua

IT Wire: “The agreement that Red Hat and Microsoft signed last week is something like a royal wedding – we all like the idea but we’d like to know a bit more about the demands made by the bride.” dedicated servers KOLKATA, INDIA: BOSS ( Bharat Operating System Solutions ) GNU/Linux advanced server developed by C-DAC (Centre for development

Okay, so I’m a little familiar with C and Linux, but my shell scripting experience is limited to say the least. I know that you begin a shell script with this Code: #!/bin/bash Basically

Aspire One users like me have other choices aside from the default Linpus Lite and Windows XP options. There’s Ubuntu UMPC, probably other lightweight distros such as Puppy Linux, as well as Kuki … One as I am using it myself. As pointed out by It Runs On Linux , you could install the Kuki Linux kernel on top

Most of Firefox’s advantages are MSIE’s disadvantages, and vice-versa … (Windows 98 through to Windows XP), Mac OS X, all the leading versions of Linux, as well as some lesser

Digi International is readying two ARM9-based, network-enabled embedded modules that run Linux or Windows CE. Equipped with a Samsung S3C2443 SoC, the ConnectCore 9M 2443 and WiFi-enabled ConnectCore

[Updated 8:30 PM] — SSV is readying a 3.1 x 2.0-inch (80 x 50mm) processor module based on an x86-compatible VortexDX system-on-chip (SoC). Supplied with Debian Linux, the eSOM/2586 is the first in a planned series of processor modules based on a custom form factor.

Registration is open for the world’s largest embedded Linux conference, the Consumer Electronics Linux Forum’s (CELF’s) Embedded Linux Conference (ELC). ELC 2009 is set for April 6-8, at San Francisco’s Hotel Kabuki, with featured keynotes including Intel’s Dirk Hohndel (pictured) and Linux embedded maintainer David Woodhouse.

After solidifying their partnership on single-core Intel Atom processors, Wind River and Intel are now collaborating on multicore. The two companies announced they will market multicore solutions for the embedded market, including versions of Wind River Linux and its new hypervisor technology tuned to Intel architecture