Moore’s Second Law says that development costs rise alongside this complexity. Something like that exists in software, and this has made open source a vital ingredient in innovation.
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GroundWork lays the foundations for wider adoption
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"Last week I had the chance to catch up with open source systems management vendor GroundWork on its progress and evolving strategy."
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FreeBSD vs. Gentoo
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"FreeBSD and Gentoo are both acceptable operating systems in my book, but they both have their weak and strong points. They both have excellent speeds, so you're not going to see any tedious graphs of how much faster Gentoo can convert a .gif to .png on this page."
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Ubuntu root access
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One of the greatest features that Linux has to offer, is the ability to customize your version so that it works the way you like it. Being a computer science student I have many friends that run linux, and many running windows (most dual boot).
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Running Ubuntu: 5 First Impressions
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I’ve finally had a chance to run my Ubuntu PC from Dell. I can see why the systems aren’t quite ready for all users. But I’ve got to tell you, folks. It’s clear to me that Ubuntu will be able to serve a large segment of the consumer population. In fact, Ubuntu is better than Windows in at least five areas. Here they are.
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Linux movie codecs and DVD experience
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You’ve downloaded and installed Linux, but now you realize that you can’t play movies on it! In some countries playing DVD files through DEcss is illegal, so in many cases Linux distributions choose not to let you watch DVD’s right out of the box.
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Why Ubuntu was on the Windows Marketplace
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The Windows MarketPlace is known as the one-stop shop for all your Windows software and hardware needs. Well, for some people it is but I normally never visit the site myself. They do have a nice list of over 5,000 free applications though, and for a little bit Ubuntu was actually one of the offerings.
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Yet another Ubuntu Fan
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I was almost about to give up on Ubuntu, because after I installed the Fiesty, I was not able to download the packages from Repositories due to some proxy authentication issue.
Read more »Novell still feisty as it pushes Linux alternatives to Microsoft for SMBs
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"While Novell's partnership with Microsoft remains the subject of controversy, the NetWare-cum-Linux vendor is still pushing out Linux and open source products aimed at taking market share away from its patent-protection partner."
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The Lesser Apps of KDE - Edutainment
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One of the lesser known benefits of KDE is the wide selection of educational tools that come included with it. These tools can be used to learn new skills, polish existing ones, or teach others through a variety of new and existing methods. So let's look at each of these and see what they have to offer you.
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Upgrade to Ubuntu on the Windows Marketplace
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This is a very good thing, a very bad thing or a complete and total blunder by someone. The Ubuntu desktop is listed for free download on the Windows marketplace complete with description and user reviews.
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LANKA BUSINESS ONLINE
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"Sri Lanka's open source software community is promoting free programs that can be used on operating systems like Microsoft Windows, without breaking anyone's copyright."
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Tuning the Linux kernel for better network throughput
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The Linux kernel and the distributions that package it typically provide very conservative defaults to certain network settings that affect networking parameters. These settings can be tuned via the /proc filesystem or using the sysctl program. The latter is often better, as it reads the contents of /etc/sysctl.conf, which allows you to keep settings across reboots.
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Goodbye Edubuntu, hello SUSE
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Much to my children’s chagrin, my basement Edubuntu setup is going away, only to be replaced by an alpha version of OpenSUSE 10.3. Oh yeah, they were thrilled.
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Intro to Ubuntu at Try Linux
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"This post will go through the steps to making and running a live CD. I believe anyone could follow these directions! If you haven’t tried Linux before, or it has been some time, please do what this post says."
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