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Linux based servers
Linux based servers are not much different in terms of capabilities with what the server can provide in terms of processing the websites and other information stored on the server. The big difference between Linux servers and other options is the fact that there are many more layers of security that are possible with Linux based server software. There are other security layers possible with third party software mechanisms available as well. |
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Linux Devices
Software Developing company in Austin area
The software developing company performs the up-to-date state of IT art every time it gets its primary job. It might include multiple options like the basic database migration, various applications, checks and much more. You can actually ask the team of any kind of IT help and be sure you will get all the necessary aid in no time and for cost that is never overpriced. The list of custom services is what can draw the significant attention of the potential client. It’s no secret that each and every company has its own needs while the main task of the good software developing company is to meet these specific features and to perform the work at the exclusive angle for the clients to be satisfied. Read More... |
Linux : The most easiest OS for people
As we know Linux is most easiest OS for people who knows how it works and with wide use Linux system, major software company developing their softwares for Linux operating system such as linux torrent software to download torrents and some bigger names like bittorrent is available for Linux too. We all knows that torrent is very popular among net users as it provide chance to download lot’s of things like Movies, Music, Games and other application and Linux users can search torrent and download it without problems. Read More... |
PS3 Linux - The void has been filled
Yes, the void has been filled! You will be able to install Fedora Core 5 on your PS3s right now if you have all the components ready! The void we're talking about here is the OtherOS Installer which has just been released by Sony on their Open Platform for PLAYSTATION site. So let us be the first ones to tell you how it's done. We're getting our own PS3 in a few hours and we'll make sure that you have the whole install process with pictures later on. Until then, check out the instructions: Read More... |
PS3 Linux Media Center
The biggest problem is, that the PS3 is too slow to play movies. BUT, you say, HOW can such a numbercruncher be slow at playing movies? First, Sony does allow direct access to the graphic cpu, only to graphic output. This means that even such simple things as scaling an image or color conversation has to be done in software. This leads us to the second problem: the slow ass cpu. Sony advertises with “two 3,2ghz cpus” or something, but in reality, it feels like an Athlon with 1Ghz. This means, even heavy compiler optimized mplayer/xine/whatever are not capable of playing many movies smoothly and without lag. Read More... |
Top 10 Linux console applications
System administrators regularly work from the command line, but there's more to the console than managing servers. You can do most desktop work from the console, and generally faster than you can accomplish work from a graphical user interface. You can even have a basic office suite, complete with a word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation program, all in the absence of a GUI. Here are 10 applications to try. Read More... |
Computing, Even in Linux, is All About Failure
Or rather, it is all about preparing for inevitable failures, and they are legion. Hardware failures, power failures, and most of all, storage media failures. Ever notice how fragile digital storage media are? Are we ever going to get digital storage media that can match plain old paper, and other analog media, for reliability and longevity? Let's take the example of archiving photographs. Read More... |
7 of the Best Free Linux Calculators
One of the basic utilities supplied with any operating system is a desktop calculator. These are often simple utilities that are perfectly adequate for basic use. They typically include trigonometric functions, logarithms, factorials, parentheses and a memory function. However, the calculators featured in this article are significantly more sophisticated with the ability to process difficult mathematical functions, to plot graphs in 2D and 3D, and much more. The calculators also typically support the Reverse Polish notation (RPN). This is a prefix notation wherein every operator follows all of its operands. In other words, instead of pressing 6 + 8 and the enter key, in RPN you type in 6 8 +. Occasionally, the calculator tool provided with an operating system did not engender any confidence. The classic example being the calculator shipped with Windows 3.1 which could not even reliably subtract two numbers. Rest assured, the calculators listed below are of precision quality. Read More... |
Prelude Manager 1.0.0 rc 1
Prelude Manager is the main program of the Prelude Hybrid IDS suite. It is a multithreaded server which handles connections from the Prelude sensors. It is able to register local or remote sensors, let the operator configure them remotely, receive alerts, and store alerts in a database or any format supported by reporting plugins, thus providing centralized logging and analysis. It also provides relaying capabilities for failover and replication. The IDMEF standard is used for alert representation. Support for filtering plugins allows you to hook in different places in the Manager to define custom criteria for alert relaying and logging. Read More... |
Tips on basic Linux server security
If you just put your Apache web server online, and are thinking into making the first step in your system security, this brief article will help you do that. By having your own server, you must understand the responsibility behind it. While the web server itself (Apache in this example) is not a big security problem (at least not the software package itself), there are a few things you should take care on your system. Read More... |
Next-gen Nokia Linux devices will get multitouch and Qt UI
At the Maemo Summit last week in Amsterdam, Nokia unveiled its ambitious goals for the next version of its Linux-based mobile platform. Maemo 6, which is codenamed Harmattan, promises to bring a significant user interface overhaul and will offer a number of important new capabilities. Nokia has already started to release portions of the source code in an early developer preview of the Maemo 6 SDK. Maemo 6 is the final part of Nokia's five-step roadmap for building a mainstream mobile Linux device. The goal, according to Nokia, is to "deliver an iconic user experience and integrated Internet services in an aesthetic package." This mantra was repeated several times during various technical presentations at the Maemo Summit. Read More... |
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