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SEO Scoop (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
A week or so ago I took a scary leap that turned out to be not so scary after all. I installed Ubuntu on my Vista PC. I’ve been researching this for a while now, and knew that I could dual-boot, so the plan was that I would install some flavor of Linux without getting rid of Vista. I assumed I would play with Linux for a few days, tire of it, and would be no worse for the wear when I...
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http://www.oracleinsight.net/rss (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
... welcomes all partners, regardless of size and market reach. Oracle announced today the Oracle Linux Initiative has recently migrated to the Oracle Unbreakable Linux Product Focus Area within the Oracle PartnerNetwork. Membership is now open to all OPN members who are interested in leveraging the many benefits of Oracle Unbreakable Linux support, and independent software vendors...
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Soft32.com - Windows - New Releases (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Navicat for Linux is an intuitive GUI tool lets you create, browse databases, run SQL queries and connect to remote MySQL in an easier way. It includes query builder, report builder, backups/ restore, batch job scheduling, and the ability to convert data to/ from MySQL. Other features include View Builder and Data Synchronization. The latest version supports Code Completion, Form View and email...
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Boycott Novell (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Microsoft's antitrust status could be further exacerbated by brutal attempts to prevent entry of rivals into the market
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Internet News (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Latest Red Hat community release offers users new features that will help both server and desktop users.
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Boycott Novell (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
The British Educational Communications and Technology Agency complains about Microsoft and so does a televised panel session discussing OOXML
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Bink (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Microsoft plans to offer PC makers steep discounts on Windows XP Home Edition to encourage them to use that OS instead of Linux on ultra low-cost PCs (ULPCs). To be eligible, however, the PC vendors that make ULPCs must limit screen sizes to 10.2 inches and hard drives to 80G bytes, and they cannot offer touch-screen PCs.
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Press Releases (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
$80 Tiny Computer Runs Linux, Development Tools, Controls, and Servers US embedded hardware OEM KwikByte is shipping a low-cost, tiny embedded system designed for general purpose computing, embedded controls, and database/web servers. KwikByte demonstrated the system running open-source packages such as Apache, MySQL, and PostgreSQL within a Debian environment. Tempe, AZ - March 12, 2008
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JJjunk (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
I’ve booted back into Windows so I could write some more posts on Windows software, but during my time in Ubuntu I have accumulated some things that I’d like to access in Windows. As you probably know, Windows doesn't allow you to access your Linux partitions normally. A great way to accomplish this is with [...]
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DistroWatch.com: News (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
Beyond Linux From Scratch (BLFS) is a project that provides instruction for extending a Linux From Scratch (LFS) installation into a full desktop or server distribution. The first release candidate for version 6.3 has been released: "BLFS version 6.3 is the complement to the LFS 6.3 book. The....
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Ubuntu Geek (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
After much thought and ongoing questions regarding the best way to install the new WeatherBug for Linux application, I have opted to create a simple how-to here at Ubuntu Geek. (...)Read the rest of Installing WeatherBug For Linux (226 words) © matthartley for Ubuntu Geek, 2008. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us digg Who's linking ? Technorati BlogPulse Google Want more on...
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back-report.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
... the price on XP for ULPC manufacturers, in an attempt to compete with traditionally lower-cost Linux. According to Computer World , the Home Edition of the OS will be made available to manufacturers for $26 in emerging markets such as India and China, and $32 in developed markets like the US and UK.
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Phoronix (Free subscription) | yesterday
Back in November, we first featured Reside@HOME as an Ubuntu-based touch-computer designed to assist the elderly in remaining independent and in their homes as long as possible. Reside@HOME communicates with the (also Linux-based) servers via wireless or wired connection, where certified caregivers are able to send messages, notes, images, and more. Reside@HOME is the product of Blue Heron Network,...
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InfTek Hosting (Free subscription) | yesterday
) Easy CGI, is a rarity among hosting companies. Until now it has offered Windows Server hosting exclusively. However, as of May 10th, Easy CGI has a full range of five dedicated VPS plans for customers operating in Linux environments. The plans closely match those offered to its Windows environment customers. Their range of Linux VPS plans is capable of satisfying almost any dedicated...
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Phoronix (Free subscription) | yesterday
On the LKML, Linus Torvalds has announced the release of the Linux 2.6.26-rc2 kernel. Since the Linux 2.6.26-rc1 kernel, just under half of the committed work has gone into architecture updates with the remainder of the work going towards drivers and miscellaneous work...
