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insidesocal.com » CLICK - Sep 3, 2008
I know that quite a few of those who use Debian on the desktop favor the Testing distribution, which is currently Lenny, over Stable (now Etch). The primary reason is that once the Stable version of Debian is set, so …
insidesocal.com » CLICK - Sep 2, 2008
Debian Lenny — on this laptop anyway — just got the 2.6.26 kernel, along with X packages that, once again, have a chance of making Debian Lenny's ghosting problem go away when I run X. Basically, I've concluded that …
Also tagged: the 0 laptop, xorgproblems
insidesocal.com » CLICK - Aug 31, 2008
The Daily News is leaving the windowless box it has called home since some time in the mid-'80s to move down the street to a newer, window-rich building. The current spot has lots of space — and that means lots of …
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blogs.sun.com » The Aquarium (ru) - Aug 27, 2008
Сводка сегодняшних новостей: От Barton: подтверждение, что OpenJDK попал в Debian (релиз Lenny). Итого уже: Fedora, Ubuntu, OpenSUSE и Debian. Также OpenJDK уже доступен пользователям RedHat и CentOS. Неплохо! Новые …
Also tagged: ruby, wonderland, solaris, openjdk, notd, openesb, javacaps, openmq
computerworld.com » Computerworld Blogs - Operating Systems - Aug 27, 2008
Linux is more secure than most operating systems, but Not if you don't practice basic security measures read more
Also tagged: development, security, software, linux, open source, operating systems, ubuntu, fedora, ssh, red hat, enterprise software and services
insidesocal.com » CLICK - Aug 27, 2008
I've had a bit of a difficult time with my OpenBSD 4.2 installation on the $15 Laptop — a Compaq Armada 7770dmt with 144 MB RAM, a 233 MHz Pentium II CPU and 3 GB hard drive. Since I upgraded the memory from 64 MB to …
Also tagged: blogging, firefox, opera, puppy, abiword, openbsd, movable type, the 15 laptop, dillo, the15laptop
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Linux popularity across the globepingdom.com » Royal Pingdom - Aug 21, 2008 The Linux landscape is constantly changing and has a strong community of both developers and users. But where is Linux the most popular, and where are the different Linux distributions the most popular? To try to … Also tagged: linux, open source, operating systems, ubuntu, fedora, survey, gnu, engineering, opensuse, red hat, gentoo, mandriva, slackware |
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F|R Crib Sheet: 7 More Sites to Cut Your Startup Costsfoundread.com » GigaOM » FoundRead - Aug 20, 2008 Last month we offered bootstrapping founders a short index of cost-optimization sites to help cut expenses for things like health insurance, web hosting, wireless plans and electric bills. Many of you wrote in to … Also tagged: starbucks, ubuntu, startups, jason calacanis, mysql, twitter, foundread, mahalo, bruce judson, capistrano, stern school of business, yale school of management, mediatrust, aswath damodaran |
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Exclude Packages from being Installed and Upgraded in Debian/Ubuntufosswire.com » FOSSwire - Aug 20, 2008 Package managers make life on Linux a whole lot easier. Instead of managing bits of software by yourself and sorting out the inevitable dependency hell, where one package depends upon another and that depends upon yet … Also tagged: cli, ubuntu, package, command line, apt, package management, hold, package manager, wajig, tips and 38 tutorials |
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... OpenJDK in Debian, Wotif and OpenMQ, New Bloggers, Wonderland 0.4, Solaris Featuresblogs.sun.com » The Aquarium - Aug 20, 2008 A compilation of today's news of interest: From Barton, confirmation that OpenJDK is in Debian (in Lenny). That makes Fedora, Ubuntu, OpenSUSE and Debian; OpenJDK is also available for RedHat and CentOS. Not bad! New … Also tagged: ruby, wonderland, solaris, openjdk, notd, openesb, javacaps, openmq |