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Source: Linux Today Desktop Linux Reviews: "Why do a review of OpenSolaris? Well why the heck not? It's always fun to check out a different kind of desktop operating system. Sometimes you can find an unexpected jewel when you least expect it."
Source: Linux Today Stop: "Last week I interviewed Tony Baechler, an active member of the Blinux mailing list, to check how things are going in 2010, and to know more about a very interesting project for Linux vision-impaired users he's trying to launch."
Source: Linux Today Linux.com: "In this guide, we'll look at five plugins that will help protect your blog from spam and malware, simplify keeping backups, and even help you make a little cash off your blog if you're so inclined."
Source: Linux Today Linux Magazine: "Songbird, the popular open source cross platform music player, has decided to dump support for Linux. Such a move could be fatal and here's why."
Source: Linux Today Technology & Life Integration: "This is a stoooory about a cat who's gone to the dogs. Whoops, too much Muppet show. It's not a story about a cat who's gone to the dogs but the story of a transition from windows to Linux."
Source: Linux Today Howtoforge: "munin produces nifty little graphics about nearly every aspect of your server (load average, memory usage, CPU usage, MySQL throughput, eth0 traffic, etc.) without much configuration, whereas monit checks the availability of services like Apache, MySQL, Postfix "
Source: Linux Today Phoronix: "Yesterday we showed proof of Steam's Linux client existence via its Mac OS X launcher that is currently in closed beta, then this morning we showed further signs of Linux support."
Source: Linux Today LinuxInsider: "Many large businesses and government organizations use OSS, but keep in mind that open source doesn't necessarily mean free -- or even cheap."
Source: Linux Today Handle With Linux: "This is a wall mounted, touch screen, low power, linux computer. Made from recycled materials, this is a pretty environmental friendly device."
Source: Linux Today Ghacks: "For many Linux users, The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Project) seems to mostly be a tool of mystery and confusion. The biggest reason for this is lack of exposure. Most users that complain about The GIMP's interface really only need to get to know the interface."
Source: Linux Today SFGate: "I don't see how it's meant to benefit Facebook users. I can see what it will get you is data mining and targeted advertising."
Source: Linux Today Modern Perl Books: "The thing about volunteers is if it's not worth their time or energy or health or sanity or happiness to keep volunteering, they can walk away whenever they want."
Source: Linux Today Tuxmachines: "Last month, the Debian Live Project released live CD and DVD images of the next version of Debian, codenamed "Squeeze." They included an installer that uses the live filesystem rather than packages, so it has the advantages of being fast and allowing you to preview on the live media"
Source: Linux Today The Register: "The Obama White House has contributed code back to the Drupal community, six months after it made headlines by adopting the open source CMS."
Source: Linux Today Small Business Computing: " many SMBs vulnerable to natural and man-made disasters because few small business owners have been able to tackle the cost and complexity of data backup and disaster recovery processes. Zmanda, an open source, cloud-based data backup company, aims to change that."
Source: Linux Today PC World: "Intel is developing an edition of the Linux-based Meego OS that will work on mainstream laptops and desktops, a company executive said this week"
Source: Linux Today Tech Source: "We've got here our very first entry for "The $100.00 (USD) Coolest Linux Workspace Contest". It's from Mauricio, a Music Theory student. If he wins the contest, he says that he will be using the money to buy a USB mic for some serious music recording."
Source: Linux Today TechDirt: "Last year Time Warner Cable took a pretty severe beating from the press and public for plans to impose not only monthly broadband usage caps as low as 5 GB a month, but also for their decision to charge users up to $2 per additional GB."
Source: Linux Today The Register: "Google won't allow the co-inventor of Unix and the C language to check-in code, because he won't take the mandatory language test."
Source: Linux Today OStatic: "But like the fanboys who pine for the days before indie bands went to major labels, there's a loud minority in the Linux community protesting the commercial offerings that come along with success."
Source: Linux Today Linux Planet: "The /etc/fstab file gives you control over what filesystems are mounted at startup on your Linux system, including Windows partitions and network shares. You can also use it to control the mount points of removable storage devices like USB sticks and external hard disks."
Source: Linux Today Rose Blog: "Check it out! Mackenzie 'maco' Morgan and Celeste Lyn Paul appear in this PBS News Hour clip: Examining the Motivations of the Modern Workforce."
Source: Linux Today The Changelog: "Now here's my dilemma. For my purposes, OfflineIMAP is, well, finished. It does everything I ever wanted it to do, and does it better than I ever expected it would."
Source: Linux Today Linux Magazine: "Did you ever see one of those terrible Sci-Fi movies involving a killer Octopus? Ceph, while named after just such a animal, is not a creature about to eat an unlucky Spring Breaker, but a new parallel distributed file system."
Source: Linux Today Tom's Hardware: " the fastest internet in the world, according to a report from Akamai Technologies, is in Berkeley, California at an average speed of 18.7Mbps."
Source: Linux Today Benjamin Humphrey: "Getting Started with Ubuntu 10.04 is going to be re-released as a one-off Second Edition at the end of July with an emphasis on fixing all the bugs that we didn't manage to fix for the First Edition "
Source: Linux Today Tech Rights: "Summary: FUD tactics or cheap shots against Free(dom) software no longer jives well with Jive Software"
Source: Linux Today Tech Source: "Exactly one year ago The Pirate Bay Four were sentenced to a year in prison, and on top of that each ordered to pay $905,000 in damages. The entertainment industries hoped that the ruling would set an example, but today The Pirate Bay is larger than ever before."
Source: Linux Today Serverwatch: "IBM is turning to technology from Novell to build Linux OS powered software appliances -- a move that aims to deliver easy-to-deploy software for physical, virtual and cloud-based environments in use at small to midsized businesses."
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